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World Wide Web Worms (a search technology) were joined by all of the following searching programs except
 a. Ants.
  b. Spiders.
  c. Wanderers.
  d. Crawlers.
  e. Snakes.

Question 2

The 1988 Internet worm crisis led to the development of
 a. CERFnet.
  b. CERT.
  c. UNIX.
  d. The NSFNET backbone.
  e. TCP/IP protocols.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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