Answer:
1. Add-ons
J. Software components that interact with the basic functions of the web browser
2. RSS Feeds
F. A push technology that simplifies the process of delivering updated content to designated users
3. Social engineering
A. Describes any attempt to penetrate the security of a system by convincing people to disclose secret information
4. Security zones
H. Used by Internet Explorer to divide websites and assign different sets of privileges to each
5. Accelerators
E. Enable users to highlight content in a browser window instead of using the search box
6. SmartScreen Filter
G. Examines traffic for evidence of phishing activity
7. WebSockets
C. Enables clients and servers to exchange data immediately
8. Protected mode
I. Provides a way to run Internet Explorer with highly reduced privileges
9. InPrivate Mode
D. Enables surfing the Internet without leaving any record of your activities
10. Compatibility View
B. Enables browser to display older pages properly
Explanation:
Add-on are extra software extension that help with extra features to a program or browser.
RSS feed is a web feed that allow users to received updated content from a website.
Social engineering is the acts of deceiving people into divulging secret information.
Security zones allows a user to classify a site based on security.
Accelerators allows a quick form of selection based search to users.
Smartscreen filter provide protection against malicious threat from site such as phishing and spamming.
Websocket is a technology that allows communication between a client and a server.
Protected mode reduces the privilege assigned to a user when using the browser.
InPrivate mode allows a user to browse the internet which browsing history.
Compatibility view allows a browser to display older content in a compatible mode.
