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18 Cards in this Set
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Browser e-mail
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E‑mail programs such as Outlook
Express and Opera Mail that come bundled with a Web browser and with which they may be integrated |
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• Web-based e-mail
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Free e-mail service from a provider such as Windows Live Hotmail or Yahoo! in which you request a username. You can access your e-mail from any computer that has access to the Internet.
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• Signature field
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Contains a few lines of text that appear at the bottom of each message you send. A signature generally consists of the sender's contact information
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• private key
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— The private key is used by the recipient to decrypt the message. Therefore, the private key must be kept secret.
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• digital certificates
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You must have the proper digital certificates to gain access. A user name or password may not require to access the site Digital certificates will be discuss in detail shortly
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• Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)
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• Gnu Privacy Guard (GPG)
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• MIME
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• PIM
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• Spam filter
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• CAPTCHA
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• Emoticon
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• Attachment
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• Snail mail
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• IP Address
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• MTA
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• MDA
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• public key
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The public key is known to all sending and receiving parties involved in the communication, whether via Web browsers, e-mail or instant messaging.
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