عبارت انگلیسی
server
معنی و توضیح
The word “server,” in this podcast, means a large computer that controls other computers on a network, sharing information between and among the computers, and often hosting many computer programs: “If your website traffic continues to grow like this, you’ll need to pay for a bigger, faster server.” A “server” is also a waiter, or a person who brings food to customers in a restaurant: “Hello, my name is Sasha and I’ll be your server this evening. Would you like to hear about our specials?” In sports, a “server” is the person who hits the ball to begin a game of tennis or volleyball: “Christine is a really strong server, so I hope she’s on our volleyball team again this year.”
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Welcome to English as a Second Language Podcast number 592: Dealing With Website Hackers.
This is English as a Second Language Podcast episode 592. I’m your host, Dr. Jeff McQuillan, coming to you from the Center for Educational Development in beautiful Los Angeles, California.
Visit our website at eslpod.com. Download a Learning Guide for this episode that will help your improve your English even faster.
This episode is called “Dealing With Website Hackers,” people who go into a website to damage it or hurt it. Let’s get started.
Valerie: You’ll never guess what happened over the weekend.
Bill: What?
Valerie: Our website was attacked by hackers, and nobody could access it.
Bill: You’re kidding! What did they do?
Valerie: They got access to our server and embedded some malicious code that caused the site to be redirected to their own website.
Bill: But I thought our site had really good security. Didn’t we hire a programmer last year to encrypt the database and patch any vulnerabilities?
Valerie: That’s what we should have done. So now, we’re paying the price.
Bill: The site seems to be back up, though.
Valerie: Yeah, we brought in
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