FPS (Frames Per Second), The number of images shown each second; higher FPS means smoother motion., Hertz (Hz), How many times per second a monitor refreshes the image., Internet, A worldwide network that connects computers and allows people to go online., Wi-Fi, A wireless way for devices to connect to the internet., Overclocking, Running computer parts faster than normal to increase performance., Password, A secret word or code used to protect an account., Account, A personal login that gives access to software or online services., Virus / Malware, Harmful software that can damage a computer or steal information., Firewall, A security system that helps block unsafe internet traffic., Encryption, The process of converting data into a secret code for security., Phishing, A scam to trick users into giving personal information., Two-Factor Authentication, Extra security requiring a second step to log in., IP Address, A unique number that identifies a device on a network., Bandwidth, The maximum amount of data that can travel through an internet connection., Cloud Computing, Using the internet to access software, storage, or servers., Latency, The delay between sending and receiving data over a network., Domain Name, The human-readable address of a website., URL, The web address used to find a website online., Browser History, A record of websites a user has visited., Cookies, Small pieces of data websites store on a user’s computer.

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