Network Types
Hardware
Internet Architecture
Encryption
100

A network of networks

What is the Internet?

100

The part of the computer with all components making up the computer; the highest level of abstraction in Hardware.

What is a Motherboard?

100

The layer users can interact with

What is the Application Layer?

100
The same key is used for both encryption and decryption

What is symmetric key encryption?

200

A network where devices are connected together in a small area, like a school or home. 

What is LAN?

200

The building block of all devices; a single unit representing either a 0 or 1

What is a Transistor?

200

This layer uses either UDP or the TCP protocol for delivering packets 

What is the Transport Layer?

200

The problem of Alice trying to send a message to Bob without Eve intercepting their connection. 

What is the key exchange problem?

300

A network where a bunch of LAN's connected together for communication

What is an Intranet? 

300

Contains millions of transistors and logic gates; a small chip containing low-level computer components. 

What is an Integrated Circuit?

300

This layer passes down the packets from router to router by sometimes using Ethernet cables

What is the link layer?

300

One key is used to encrypt and another key is used to decrypt

What is asymmetric key encryption?

400

The first version of the Internet. Research and testing was done by a group of universities for many years before the Internet got its name.

What is Arpanet?

400

Used by the Internet Layer to tell routers the destination of the packets.

What is an IP address?

400

The private key not being sent through the network makes this type of encryption more secure, as Eve cannot guess the private key. 

What makes Asymmetric key encryption more secure?

500

A network where client computers and at least one server was connected to a hub. A server was added to store shared data and retrieve it.

What is a Client-Server LAN?

500

The heart of the computer, which performs mathematical operations.

What is a CPU?

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