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    Security - Part 3 Network

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    The document discusses network security concepts like proximity, padlocks, firewalls, encryption, and cryptography. It asks questions about how networks can endanger information, how to protect information on public networks, the tradeoffs of VPNs, how firewalls work, the differences between plaintext, ciphertext and decrypted text, flaws in using cipher encryption, what secret keys and public keys are used for in cryptography, and the relationship between secret and public keys. The objective is to help students understand security threats, methods for protecting information, and allow them to define security in their own words.

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    The document discusses network security concepts like proximity, padlocks, firewalls, encryption, and cryptography. It asks questions about how networks can endanger information, how to protect information on public networks, the tradeoffs of VPNs, how firewalls work, the differences between plaintext, ciphertext and decrypted text, flaws in using cipher encryption, what secret keys and public keys are used for in cryptography, and the relationship between secret and public keys. The objective is to help students understand security threats, methods for protecting information, and allow them to define security in their own words.

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    The document discusses network security concepts like proximity, padlocks, firewalls, encryption, and cryptography. It asks questions about how networks can endanger information, how to protect information on public networks, the tradeoffs of VPNs, how firewalls work, the differences between plaintext, ciphertext and decrypted text, flaws in using cipher encryption, what secret keys and public keys are used for in cryptography, and the relationship between secret and public keys. The objective is to help students understand security threats, methods for protecting information, and allow them to define security in their own words.

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    Security - Part 3 Network

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    李知恩
    The document discusses network security concepts like proximity, padlocks, firewalls, encryption, and cryptography. It asks questions about how networks can endanger information, how to protect information on public networks, the tradeoffs of VPNs, how firewalls work, the differences between plaintext, ciphertext and decrypted text, flaws in using cipher encryption, what secret keys and public keys are used for in cryptography, and the relationship between secret and public keys. The objective is to help students understand security threats, methods for protecting information, and allow them to define security in their own words.

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    Vocabulary

    Proximity:
    Padlock：
    Scenario：
    encrypted：
    sniff:
    fire wall:
    cipher:
    glaring:
    cryptography:
    secret key:
    predicated:
    public key:
    algrithm:
    malicious:
    Malware:

    Questions

    How does your network put your information in danger.


    How to protect your information from the public network?
    What's the trade off of using a VPN?
    How does Fire wall protect your information?
    What is a Plan text, what is a cipher text, and what is a decrypted text?
    What is a glaring flaw to use cipher encrypt method?
    What is secret key in cryptography used for?
    What is public key in cryptography used for?
    What's the relationship between secret key and public key?

    What is a Phishing
    Define your security zone
    Objective

    Help student to understand what is a scurity theat around your environment.


    Student can tell what are the methods been using to protect our information.
    Student can define scurity in their own way

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