A network card is required to allow a computer to be part of a computing system. On an old computer it is an extra plug-in card, but with a modern computer it is often part of the motherboard. This network card is often aagegeven with the abbreviation NIC. Read More
The bitcoin is like the euro or the dollar a currency, which is abbreviated to BTC. A big difference with normal money is that there is no physical currency, but that the bitcoin is completely digital. Read More
A radar is an installation that has been made to search the environment for targets (in the air, on land or at sea). A goal can be an airplane, or a car or rocket. Read More
Napster was the first globally used peer-to-peer music part service and was sourced from a few students. by Napster, the MP3 file format became popular because it was very simple to share music from others. Read More
Dropbox is a piece of software that you install on your computer (or on your Mac, your smartphone, etc.). You specify which directory is synchronized, and everything that is in it is automatically synchronized. This Read More
App is the abbreviation of application, and is mainly used to identify an application on a smartphone. It actually means application and exists since there are computers, but with the advent of Apple's ITunes store it's an abbreviation that the general public has embraced. An app Read More
Misco is a large provider of computer hardware and software, home entertainment, telecommunication and other similar articles. Since 1985, Misco has been a supplier for both the business market and the consumer market (for 2004 under the name 06 software). Misco is part of the global Systemax (with a turnover of $2 billion). For more information or an order, go to Misco.nl
At DPI, content is looked at the data transmitted over the network. If you send an old-fashioned handwritten letter, the postal company only looks at the envelope to see where it should go, if DPI is used, the letter itself will be read. A virus scanner and a Firewall also make Gebrbuik of DPI to check what happened on the computer or on the network. Read More
With a DDoS attack, a lot of computers (often from different places around the world) make a lot of connection requests to a server. Because that server then receives as many requests in one time, the server (and therefore website) is often slow, or no longer reachable at all. To achieve this, botnets are often used. Read More