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Answer 8 - Protects your computer from viruses that can destroy your data, slow your computer's performance, cause a crash, or even allow spammers to send email through your account.

Answer 9 -  A number of different methods used for high speed internet access such as DSL, cable modems, fiber optics, and mobile wireless, all of which are permanently connected to the internet through different means.

Answer 10 - A common spyware program that changes your web browser's home page without the user's knowledge, even if you change it back.

Answer 11 - A small text file that a website can place on your computer's hard drive to collect information about your activities on the site or to allow the site to remember information about you and your activities.

Answer 12 - A provider's legal terms. You, as the "end user," may be required to "click" to accept before you can download software.

Answer 13 - Someone who uses computers and the internet to access other people's computers without permission.

Answer 14 - Allows you to share files online – like music, movies or games – through an informal network of computers running the same sharing software. Your router that you use in your home or small office actually creates a P2P network, when set correctly other computers on your network can see shared files and even share printers.