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    POP3

    POP3 stands for Post Office Protocol Version 3. It's a standard protocol that allows
    email clients to retrieve messages from a mail server. POP3 is the most common
    protocol for receiving email over the internet.
    POP3 is a simple, text-based protocol. It allows a client to connect to a server, retrieve
    messages, and mark them as read or unread. POP3 can also download and delete
    messages.
    One disadvantage of POP3 is that all attachments are stored on your local machine. If
    a virus scanner doesn't scan them, there's a high risk of a virus attack. The email folder
    that's downloaded from the mail server can also become corrupted.

    Remote Access Protocol (Telnet)


    • Remote login is a network application that permits a user sitting at a different
    location to work on a specific program on another program.
    • The user need ID of that computer generated by remote login application.
    • It is done only when both PC are connected to Internet.
    • Mainly used by customer support system to do some installation, setting on
    client computer.
    • The main programs are:
    o AnyDesk
    o Team Viewer
    • This protocol helps a user (Telnet Client) to log in at a remote computer (Telnet
    Server) and function as if he/she were connected directly to that computer.

    HTTPS:
    HTTPS stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure. It's the secure version of HTTP,
    which is the primary protocol for sending data between a web browser and a
    website. HTTPS encrypts the data entered into a user's device to safely deliver it to the
    website they are interacting with. It also encrypts data going from the website to the
    browser.

    VoIP:
    Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a technology that allows users to make calls
    using a broadband Internet connection instead of a standard phone line. VoIP converts
    the voice signal used in traditional phone calls into a digital signal that travels via the
    Internet.
    VoIP allows users to make voice calls from a computer, smartphone, other mobile
    devices, special VoIP phones, and WebRTC-enabled browsers. VoIP can be used for
    services such as video calls, instant messaging, and file sharing.

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