Used to transfer files remotely to any destination where a client is connected in the network
United States gathered talented professionals to improve the security of the country
Informationburn-out is a term that describes a person being bombarded by too much information that comes from the internet
Chat
Real-time electronic communication where participants type their messages and reply back
Homepage
The starting point of a website
Download
The process of getting files via the Internet
Server
A computer that manages the network
Internet Service Provider (ISP)
The company that sells Internet access to users
Web Browser
A software needed to find, retrieve, view, and send information over the internet
Upstream
The speed of uploading files in the Internet
The two countries United States of America and Union of Soviet Socialist Republic were challenging each other in founding new technologies
Spam
A chain letter distributed to any user passed then to another users
One of the main ideas was to use computers to monitor the movement of Russia, an agency called Advance Research Project Agency (ARPA) later on called DARPA was tapped to head this security strategy in the early 1970's
World Wide Web (WWW)
Protocol that lets one link to the Internet
Internet
Interconnection of networks that spans beyond thousands of miles, wide networks of computers
Cyberspace
The totality of all units connected to the computer network and their contents
Electronic Mail (E-Mail)
Used by typing text to send or receive messages all over the world
Firewall
Software or hardware that limits access to a computer network
Hyperlink
A word or phrase that has a URL attachment
Mosaic
A graphical software browser designed around 1993 later on becomes Netscape navigator
Bandwidth
Refers to frequency of data transmission measured in Hertz
Russians started their rivalry by launching the first satellite that orbits the earth called "Sputnik"
Website
Consists of one or more webpages
Downstream
The speed of downloading files in the Internet
Upload
The process of putting files in via the Internet
Thread
A series of messages with the same subject
Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML)
The programming language format that the web browser understands
SearchEngine
The ability of a website to search and display similar terms to the search item in the internet
Internet Protocol
A number associated with a device, network card, or home address
Webpage
A unit or page that can be seen on the screen, usually a part of a website
Groupdiscussion
A group of users in the internet that are linked and have similar preferences and interests
Universal Resource Locator (URL)
Simulates an address used to locate a server that usually hosts a certain website
Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)