Zusammenfassung der Ressource
The Online
world
- Threats to data
- Malware
- Firewall
- Viruses
- Anti-virus software
- Phising
- Privacy
- Accidental Damage
- Insurance + cloud storage
- Opportunist threat
- Physical barriers
- Modes of transmission
- Serial
Anmerkungen:
- bits are transmitted one at a time over a single wire
- Longer range
- Slow speed
- Cheaper
- Parallel
Anmerkungen:
- a number of bits are transmitted over an equal number of wires/channels, this allows for a whole byte to be transmitted
- Higher speed
- More expensive
- Short range
- TRANSMISSION
MODES
- Simplex
transmission
Anmerkungen:
- Sends data in one direction only
- Half-duplex
transmission
Anmerkungen:
- Data can be sent in both directions, but only one way at a time, like walkie-talkies
- Full Duplex
transmission
Anmerkungen:
- Allows two way transmission at the same time
- USB
- A serial transmission
method, maximum
speed of 480 mbps
- Sevices
- eMail
- POP3
- SMTP
- IMAP
Anmerkungen:
- Allows the user to read eMail without downloading them
- Download
- iTunes
- Cloud
- Some free, some not
- DropBox, Justcloud,
microsoft skydrive
- Security, you have to
trust the people that
own the cloud
- Network of
servers, each
with different
jobs
- Only pay for the
storage you use
- Available
anywhere with an
internet
connection
- May not be using
up-to-date
software
- May not be a
reliable
network
- Communication
- Instant
messaging
- Real time
information
- Stock exchange
- Government
- e-voting
- Government
- e-voting
- Education
- Online tutorials
- VLE
- Moodle
- Real time information
- Stocks
- Commerce
- eBay, Amazon
- Business
- Video conferencing
- Entertainment
- Games
- Communication
- eMail
- Social networking
- FaceBook
- VoIP
- Skype
- Data Exchange
- Cable
- UTP/STP
- Cheap
- Slow
- Fiber Optic
- Very Fast
- Expensive
- Coxial
- Fast
- Interference
- Wireless
- Infrared
- Direct line of sight needed
- Reliable
- Microwave
- Short range
- Does not diminish
- Satellite
- Expensive
- Huge Bandwidth
- Database
- DBMS
- The system that
runs the data base,
and sorts through
the data
- SQL
- DDL
- Used to define
the database
structure
- DML
- Used to add,
delete, change
and query
- The high level
language used
to make the
DBMS
- Online database
- Used to store things
that an entire network
can access
- Search engines
- Collections of webpages in
a database
- The web is a
completely
unorganised pile
of data
- Websites are found
with keywords
using a bot called a
'spider'
- Advertising
- Pay-per-click
- Every time someone clicks
on the ad, the company pays
the website money
- Target market
- Figure out the target
market, put ads on
websites they would
go on
- Keywords
- Advertisments on
search engines that
appear when
someone searches
certain keywords
- Banner
- Pop-up
- Acronyms
- VoIP
- Voice over internet protocal
- RFID
- Radio frequency identification
- Uses radio waves to transmit data
- Used in Ubiquitous computing
- Computing everywhere
- Used to measure stock
- PoP
- Point of presence
- Access point to the internet
- NAP
- Network access point
- Interchange between two networks
- IP
- Internet protocal
- The way information is passed across the internet
- TCP
- Transmission control protocal
- How user information is
passed to the IP to be
transferred across the
internet
- FTP
- File transfer protocal
- Allows transfers of files between
computers
- ISP
- Internet service provider
- Companies that provide internet access
- HTML
- Hyper-text markup language
- A computer language used
to create webpages
- URL
- Uniform resource locator
- a webpage address
- STMP
- Simple Mail transfer protocal
- The standard use of email
- POP3
- Post office protocal 3
- Used to retreve emails from an email server
- IMAP
- Internet message access protocal
- The other email protocol, emails
reside on an email server and
never reach the computer
- UTP/STP
- Unshielded
twisted
pair/sheilded
twisted pair
- Cables that help
the transmission
of data
- USB
- Universal serial bus
- a high speed
connection standard
that is commonly
used
- CODEC
- Coder/decoder
- Turns a analogue voice into a
digital signal, sends it over the
internet as packets and decodes it
at the end
- Other Stuff
- Netiquette
- A set of rules
which govern the
behavior of
people on the
internet
- Server
side
processing
- Server side processing is
when scripts are used that
reside on a different server
over the internet
- ADVANTAGES
- EFFICEINTCY
- Complex code can be ran
faster, as it does not have to
be downloaded onto the
user's computer
- BROWSER INDEPENDANT
- This means the
code can be run
on any browser
- SPEED
- Performance is only affected
by the speed of the web server
and the download speed of
your computer
- DISADVANTAGES
- SECURITY
- The exchange of data over
the network may present
security risks
- OVERLOADING
- The server needs to be
able to cope with large
amounts of data
- Client side processing
- This is used to create interactivity
on webpages, with the script being
downloaded with the webpage
- ADVANTAGES
- SPEED
- The interaction is
faster once the code
has been downloaded
- SECURITY
- It is more secure than server
side because everything
happens on the downloaded
page, rather than coming from
the web browser, which could
cause security problems or
corruption
- DISADVANTAGES
- BROWSER SPECIFIC
- Not all browsers work the
same, so different codes
are needed for each
browser
- COMPUTER SPEED
- Because the web page is downloaded
onto your computer, any interactions are
affected by your computer speed