The world's largest computer network that connects computing devices using the Internet protocol suite.

A physical machine that can run a program, like a laptop, tablet, or phone.

A group of interconnected computing devices that send and receive data to one another.

Internet Protocol Suite

The set of rules that computing devices use to communicate on the Internet.

Decides where traffic should go and sends it along the best path.

Connects many devices inside a network and directs the data to the right places.

A special computer that stores information (like websites or games) and sends it to you when you ask for it.

Personally Identifiable Information (PII)

Any information that can be used to identify you.

A document that tells you what information is being collected, how they will use it, and who they share it with.

Deceptive emails or websites seeking sensitive information

Malicious software designed to harm or exploit systems

Protects devices against malware

Monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic to block harmful data

Backup paths so that if one connection fails, data can take a different route.

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CS Unit 6

Question	Answer
Internet	The world's largest computer network that connects computing devices using the Internet protocol suite.
Computing Device	A physical machine that can run a program, like a laptop, tablet, or phone.
Computer Network	A group of interconnected computing devices that send and receive data to one another.
Internet Protocol Suite	The set of rules that computing devices use to communicate on the Internet.
Router	Decides where traffic should go and sends it along the best path.
Switch	Connects many devices inside a network and directs the data to the right places.
Server	A special computer that stores information (like websites or games) and sends it to you when you ask for it.
Personally Identifiable Information (PII)	Any information that can be used to identify you.
Privacy Policy	A document that tells you what information is being collected, how they will use it, and who they share it with.
Phishing	Deceptive emails or websites seeking sensitive information
Malware	Malicious software designed to harm or exploit systems
Antivirus Software	Protects devices against malware
Firewalls	Monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic to block harmful data
Fault Tolerance	Backup paths so that if one connection fails, data can take a different route.

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