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π΅ππππππ π·ππππππππ πͺππππππππt β‘οΈServer: A computer that provides data to other computers.
β‘οΈUser: An individual who interacts with a computer or network service.
β‘οΈSender: The device or person that initiates the transmission of data.
β‘οΈHTTP: Protocol for transferring hypertext requests and information on the internet.
β‘οΈHTTPS: Secure version of HTTP, encrypting data for safe transmission.
β‘οΈWebSocket: A protocol providing full-duplex communication channels over a single TCP connection.
β‘οΈFTP: Protocol for transferring files between computers on a network.
β‘οΈHTTP/3 (QUIC): Latest version of HTTP using QUIC for faster, more reliable connections.
β‘οΈTCP: Protocol ensuring reliable data transmission between devices.
β‘οΈUDP: Protocol for faster, but less reliable, data transmission.
β‘οΈSMTP: Protocol for sending emails.
β‘οΈTCP Connection: A reliable, ordered, and error-checked connection between two devices.
β‘οΈHTTP Response: The data sent by a server in reply to an HTTP request.
β‘οΈPublic Key: A cryptographic key that can be distributed publicly to enable encrypted communication.
β‘οΈSession Key: A temporary encryption key used for a single session.
β‘οΈHTTP Upgrade: An HTTP header used to switch protocols.
β‘οΈFull Duplex: A communication channel allowing simultaneous transmission and reception.
β‘οΈControl Channel: A channel used for control messages in a network.
β‘οΈData Channel: A channel used for transmitting data.
β‘οΈEncrypted Data: Data that has been encoded for secure transmission.
β‘οΈHTTP Request: A request message from a client to a server as part of the HTTP protocol.