Domain Keys Identified Mail is the answer:)
The root node will contain the smallest element
Zenmap is the graphical User Interface representation for
NMAP Security Scanner. It is an open-source program designed to make NMAP easy
for starters to use. Typically, it is used to collect and identify a list of
hosts, OS, as well what services are running on them by using a port scanning
tool. It is used specifically for the scanning and vulnerability phase of
ethical hacking.
A network administrator who wishes to audit all the devices
on a specific IP scheme in a network can use NMAP. The admin can go ahead and
scan the ports to know exactly which ports are closed and which
are opened.
The informal answer to your question is "clipboard". However, there isn't such a thing as the "clipboard". The people who came up with the idea of the clipboard use that nomenclature to describe the location in memory where that copied data resides. So the formal answer to your question is memory or RAM.