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Across 1. Unique 32-bit number normally in Dotted Quad notation (four 8-bit decimals separated by dots. Each number is between 0 and 255. (2 Words) 4. Internet term that refers to pirated software. 6. Normally one client using one computer within a file-sharing network; often for business or scientific research to facilitate progress requiring complex computations and vast amounts of data to process in order to solve complicated problems. 7. Like a chat room; notifies users when a friend comes online to they can exchange messages in real time. (2 Words) 10. A network in which some parts are connected via the Internet, but the data is encrypted so the entire network is absolutely private. (3 Words) 11. Removable (portable) storage device; AKA thumb drive, flash drive. (2 Words) 12. Size equivalent to 1,024 kilobytes. 14. Very small removable data storage unit found in digital cameras, PDAs, iPods, etc., Stores data to be accessed and later written to by computers. Ex: SD expansion card, memory stick, multimedia card; nonvolatile; retain data when power to the device stops; exchange between devices. (2 Words)

Down 1. A company that sells access to the web by using your home or office phone cable line. (3 Words) 2. Provides organized, searchable hyperlinks that direct you to content hosted on other sites; AKA linking website. (2 Words) 3. Virtual worldwide meeting place where people talk about different topics, ideas, and issues. Participants may contribute to group discussions on numerous IRC channels or "talk" privately to their friends and families. (3 Words) 4. An intranet or internet computer that provides a storage location for a web page. When contacted by web browser software, the server will send the page to the browser if it can be located by its IP address. (2 Words) 5. Text and graphics coded or formatted so that clicking on it with a mouse automatically displays a new document or image. 8. The purpose of this connection is to download data on peer-to-peer networks. It has a hash value that doesn't hold data on the location of the resource, but rather allows the identification of others with copies of desired files at any time. (2 Words) 9. Computers and other electronic equipment which are connected by communications pathways by permanent or temporary linkage.The connected devices may exist in a small area, such as an office, or in a much larger zone, such as a state, geographic region, etc. 13. Synonymous with RAM; e-storage location for data and instructions that a microprocessor can access quickly; found on microchips.