NCMF: 7.2.4b

CodeHS Lessons

Internet communication between a sender and receiver relies on a number of systems that are not controlled by the sender or receiver. This can include the hardware and software at the sender and the sender’s edge network. It includes a number of supporting systems such as the DNS and certificate authorities, and any number of intermediate networks. It can also include the receiver’s edge network as well as the hardware and software at the receiver.

Fundamentals of Cybersecurity

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9.6 Domain Name System (DNS)

9.8 Packets & Protocols

Creative Computing (HS)

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13.4 Domain Name System (DNS)

13.6 Packets & Protocols

Georgia Foundations of Secure Information Systems

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2.4 Domain Name System (DNS)

2.6 Packets & Protocols

Georgia Introduction to Hardware Technology

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5.5 Domain Name System (DNS)

5.7 Packets & Protocols

Illinois Introduction to Computer Science

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15.6 Domain Name System (DNS)

15.8 Packets & Protocols

Indiana Computer Science III: Cybersecurity

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24.6 Domain Name System (DNS)

24.8 Packets & Protocols

Nevada Middle School Computer Science

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6.4 Domain Name System (DNS)

6.6 Packets & Protocols

Nevada Computer Science and Applications

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5.4 Domain Name System (DNS)

5.6 Packets & Protocols

Nevada Computer Science 2

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2.6 Domain Name System (DNS)

2.8 Packets & Protocols

Nevada Cybersecurity 1

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7.6 Domain Name System (DNS)

7.8 Packets & Protocols

South Carolina Cybersecurity Fundamentals

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10.6 Domain Name System (DNS)

10.8 Packets & Protocols

Texas Foundations of Cybersecurity

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8.6 Domain Name System (DNS)

8.8 Packets & Protocols

Virginia Cybersecurity Fundamentals

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9.6 Domain Name System (DNS)

9.8 Packets & Protocols

Texas Computer Science 2

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2.6 Domain Name System (DNS)

2.8 Packets & Protocols