RockICT is a music business that has a website to allow customers to view and buy the products it sells. The website consists of web pages.
- (a)Describe what is meant by HTML structure and presentation for a web page.[4]
- (b)(i)The URL for the music company's website is: https://www.rockict.net/index.htm Part 1 Part 2 Identify what Part 1 and Part 2 represent in this URL. Part 1 ................................................................................................................................. Part 2 .................................................................................................................................[2]
- (b)(ii)Describe what is meant by https.[2]
- (c)When a customer enters the website, a message is displayed: "RockICT makes use of cookies. By continuing to browse you are agreeing to our use of cookies." Explain why the music company uses cookies.[2]
- (d)The music company is concerned about the security of its website. The company uses a proxy server as part of its security system. Describe the role of a proxy server in the security system.[4]
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- [1] (a) Structure and presentation are defined using (mark-up) tags
- [1] (a) Structure and presentation dictate the appearance of the website
- [1] (a) Structure is used for layout
- [1] (a) Example of structure
- [1] (a) Presentation is used for formatting / style
- [1] (a) Example of formatting
- [1] (a) Separate file / CSS can be used for presentation content
- [1] (b)(i) domain (name)
- [1] (b)(i) file name/webpage name
- [1] (b)(ii) Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure // it is the access protocol // It is a protocol
- [1] (b)(ii) It means the website uses SSL/TLS
- [1] (b)(ii) It means data sent (to and from the webserver) is encrypted
- [1] (c) To store items that a customer has added to an online shopping basket
- [1] (c) To store a customer's credit card details
- [1] (c) To store log-in details
- [1] (c) To track what product a customer browses // Track music preferences
- [1] (c) Targeted advertising // making recommendations
- [1] (c) Personalises/customises the experience
- [1] (c) Shows who are new and returning customers
- [1] (c) To speed up log-in times
- [1] (c) To speed up/allow single click purchases
- [1] (c) Improves the experience
- [1] (d) Prevents direct access to the webserver // Sits between user and webserver
- [1] (d) If an attack is launched it hits the proxy server instead // can be used to help prevent DDOS // help prevent hacking of webserver
- [1] (d) Used to direct invalid traffic away from the webserver
- [1] (d) Traffic is examined by the proxy server // Filters traffic
- [1] (d) If traffic is valid the data from the webserver will be obtained by the user
- [1] (d) If traffic is invalid the request to obtain data is declined
- [1] (d) Can block requests from certain IP addresses
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