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Computer, Network, and Internet Basics

Manual: General · Subject: Cybersecurity

Understand the basic building blocks of computers and networks that ethical hackers work with.

Why Basics Matter

Computers and Data

A computer is a machine that processes data using hardware and software. Ethical hackers need to understand how data is stored, moved, and protected.

Networks

A network connects devices so they can share information. A simple network may include a laptop, a router, and a website server.

Common Network Components

ComponentWhat It Does
ClientRequests services or data
ServerProvides services or data
RouterForwards traffic between networks
SwitchConnects devices inside a local network
FirewallFilters network traffic based on rules

Important Concepts

IP Address
A number that identifies a device on a network.
DNS
The system that turns names like example.com into IP addresses.
Port
A numbered doorway used by network services.
Protocol
A rule set for communication, such as HTTP or TCP.
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Learning Tip

If a term feels abstract, ask: is it a device, a service, a rule, or an address?

What does DNS do?

What is the purpose of a firewall?

Which device typically connects devices within a local network?