7 layers of OSi
hacker types
cipher stuff
types of networks
radios
100
the first layer of OSI 

physical layer: Layer for actual data transmission over physical mediums

100

script kiddies

mostly teens without much technical expertise who use downloadable software or source code to perform malicious break ins. 

100

encryption 

the process of encoding a message so that its meaning is not obvious

100

Wide area networks (WAN)


 communication network that covers a wide geographic area, such as a country or the world. 



100

Infrared Transmission


Infrared wireless transmission sends data signals using infrared-light waves at a frequency too low for human eyes to receive and interpret 

200

The second layer of OSI

Data Link layer: Manages data packet transmission within the same network

200

Hactivists

break into computers for politically or social motivations 

200

decryption

 the reverse process of encoding a message so that its meaning is not obvious

200

Metropolitan area Network (MAN)

 is a communications network covering a city or a suburb

200

Broadcast Radio


When you tune into AM or FM radio stations, you are using broadcast radio, a wireless transmission medium that sends data over long distances at up tp 2 megabits per second- between regions, states or countries. 

300

The third layer of OSI

Network Layer: Handles routing and addressing for inter-network communication

300

Black hat hackers

 break into computer systems to steal or destroy information or to use it for illegal purposes

300

Plaintext 

the original form of a text

300

Local Area Network (LAN):

 connects computers and devices in a limited geographic area such as one office, one building, or a group of buildings close together. 


300

Cellular Radio


widely used for cell phones and wireless modems, using high frequency radio waves to transmit voice and digital messages. 

400

fourth layer of OSI


transport layer: Ensures reliable end-to-end data delivery

400

Cyber terrorists

politically motivated persons who attack computer systems so as to brung physical or financial harm, or destroy information 

400

Cipher text

the encrypted form of a message

400

Home Area Network (HAN)


 uses wired, cable, or wireless connections to link a household’s digital devices. 

400

Microwave Radio


transmits voice and data at 45 megabits per second through the atmosphere as super high frequency radio waves called microwaves, which vibrate at 2.4 gigahertz (2.4 billion hertz) per second or higher. 

500

Fifth layer of OSI 

Session Layer: Establishes, manages, and terminates application connections

500

white hat hackers

 break into computer systems and networks to expose security flaws that can then be fixed. 



500

Cryptography



achieving security by encoding messages to make them non-readable

500

Personal Area Network (PAN)



uses short range wireless connections to link a household’s digital devices.

500

Communication Satellites 

 are microwave relay stations in orbit around the earth. Transmitting a signal from a ground station to satellite called uplinking: the reverse called downlinking