Data transmission

2. Actual data being carried.
4. The part of the data that contains the IP addresses of the sender and reciever.
6. A device that enables data packets to be moved between different networks.
7. A type of serial data transmission which has become the industry standard for connecting computers to devuces via a usb port.
9. Encrypted data that is a result of putting a plain text through an encryption algorithim.
10. Stages in a network that can recieve and transmit data packets.
11. A verification method used to check if data transferred has been altered or corrupted.
12. Data that arrives at the destination with the bits no longer synchronized.

1. A method used to check if data has been transferred correctly, makes use of even or odd parity.
3. Data that can be sent in both directions, one at a time.
5. Sending data down several channels several bits at a time.
8. A type of encryption where the encryption key is used both to encrypt and decrypt a message.