Computer Science / Information Security Pop Quiz

[Napoléon]

Here's my answers:

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1) Alan Turing

2) Any of: The Turing test for Artificial Intelligence, Turing machines, breaking the Enigma code, the Halting problem, (and many others).

3) There are many algorithms that can be used, but generally speaking the two fastest ones on average are quicksort and heapsort.

4) File Not Found

5) IP (Internet Protocol)

6) RFC 1149 suggests the protocol IPoAC...or IP over Avian Carrier (so...carrier pigeons).

7) Secure

8) World Wide Web

9) The Googol, a 1 with 100 zeroes after it. Their headquarters (the Googleplex) is named after the Googolplex, which is a 1 with a Googol zeroes after it.

10) 91,000 terabytes, several magnitudes larger than the "visible web" that most people know about.

11) Public key

12) 3

13) Diffie–Hellman key exchange allows two parties that have no prior knowledge of each other to jointly establish a shared secret key over an insecure communications channel (i.e. where everyone can hear their communications).

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Oh well look at that! They seem to be correct What do I win?