Across
- 2. An encryption method using a public and private key pair
- 4. A protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses to devices
- 7. A unique numerical identifier for a device on a network
- 9. The portion of an IP address that identifies a device within a network
- 10. A firewall technique that blocks packets based on rules such as port numbers
- 12. An algorithm used by routers to calculate the shortest path
- 14. The part of a packet that carries the actual user data
- 18. A technique that redirects incoming traffic to a specific internal device
- 22. A value used to identify the network portion of an IP address
- 25. A method for securely generating a shared symmetric key
- 29. The 32-bit IP addressing standard written in dotted decimal form
- 32. The part of a packet containing control information such as addresses and TTL
- 33. The key that can be shared openly to encrypt data
- 35. A device that forwards data packets between networks using routing tables
- 36. A device that translates between different network protocols
- 37. A firewall approach that tracks active connections
- 38. An encryption method where the same key is used to encrypt and decrypt data
Down
- 1. A method of data transmission where messages are split into packets that may take different routes
- 3. An organisation that manages the allocation of IP addresses and domain names
- 5. A digitally signed document that verifies ownership of a public key
- 6. A global network of interconnected networks that communicate using TCP/IP
- 8. The complete domain name including all levels and the top-level domain
- 11. A distributed system that resolves domain names into IP addresses
- 12. A human-readable name that maps to an IP address
- 13. A formatted unit of data transmitted across a network
- 15. The global organisation responsible for coordinating internet identifiers
- 16. A single movement of a packet from one router to another
- 17. A security system that controls incoming and outgoing network traffic
- 19. A data structure used by routers to decide where to forward packets
- 20. A smaller network created by dividing a larger network
- 21. A value that limits how many hops a packet can take before being discarded
- 23. An IP address that can be forwarded across the public internet
- 24. The structure used to organise domain names
- 26. The 128-bit IP addressing standard introduced to overcome address exhaustion
- 27. An IP address reserved for private networks
- 28. An intermediary server that hides client IP addresses and may cache content
- 30. The portion of an IP address that identifies the network
- 31. The full address used to locate a resource on the internet
- 33. The secret key used to decrypt data or create digital signatures
- 34. A process that allows multiple devices to share one public IP address
- 37. A cryptographic value used to authenticate the sender and verify integrity