Exam 12: Electronic Commerce Systems

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A bus topology is less costly to install than a ring topology.

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The more individuals that need to exchange encrypted data,the greater the chance that the key will become known to an intruder.To overcome this problem,private key encryption was devised.

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Describe one disadvantage to carrier sensing as a network control method.

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The client-server model can only be applied to ring and star topologies.

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A distributed denial of service (DDoS)attack

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The most frequent use of EDI is in making vendor payments.

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List and briefly define the privacy conditions inherent to the Safe Harbor agreement

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What is an IRC?

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The client/server technology

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Cloud computing is decreasing as hardware resources become cheaper because acquisition of resources is slow and not scalable.

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The bus topology connects the nodes in parallel.

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To physically connect a workstation to a LAN requires a

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A factor that contributes to computer crime is the reluctance of many organizations to prosecute criminals for fear of negative publicity.

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In a ring topology

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Business to consumer is the largest segment of Internet commerce.

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A message that is made to look as though it is coming from a trusted source but is not is called

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Explain the function of the two parts of the TCP/IP protocol.

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Electronic commerce refers only to direct consumer marketing on the Internet.

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Which of the following statements is correct?

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The rules that make it possible for users of networks to communicate are called protocols.

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