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{{wiktionary|back channel}} | |||
'''Back Channel''' in a ] system typically is a low-speed or less-than-optimal transmission channel opposite to the main channel's direction. The system is ] in that the communication is not the same speed or capacity in both directions - the back-channel being the subservient or lower speed/capacity direction. | |||
A ''']''' is a real-time online conversation using networked computers that takes place alongside live spoken remarks. | |||
'''Backchannel''' may also refer to: | |||
In many cases the back-channel is used mostly for ]s of the validity of the forward-channel's data (i.e. that the forward-channel's data passes validity tests of some sort.) | |||
* ], a canal in California | |||
* ], a low-speed, or less-than-optimal, telecommunications transmission channel in the opposite direction to the main channel | |||
=== Examples === | |||
* Backchanneling, the method a malicious ] program uses to secretly communicate to command and control servers from a compromised computer | |||
] where the "A" stands for "asymmetric" and the channel from the subsciber to the supplier is slower/less capacity than the channel from the supplier (]) to the subscriber - the channel from the subscriber to the supplier is the '''back-channel'''. | |||
* Backchannel diplomacy or ], an unofficial channel of communication between states or other political entities | |||
* ], listener responses that can be both verbal and non-verbal in nature | |||
* Backchanneling, an organizational practice in business that involves bypassing recognized or official ] in order to create vulnerability{{Clarify|date=May 2013}} at the level(s) skipped | |||
* ], a technology publication on the blog-publishing platform Medium | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:24, 4 January 2025
A backchannel is a real-time online conversation using networked computers that takes place alongside live spoken remarks.
Backchannel may also refer to:
- Back Channel, Port of Long Beach, a canal in California
- Return channel, a low-speed, or less-than-optimal, telecommunications transmission channel in the opposite direction to the main channel
- Backchanneling, the method a malicious malware program uses to secretly communicate to command and control servers from a compromised computer
- Backchannel diplomacy or Track II diplomacy, an unofficial channel of communication between states or other political entities
- Backchannel (linguistics), listener responses that can be both verbal and non-verbal in nature
- Backchanneling, an organizational practice in business that involves bypassing recognized or official chains of command in order to create vulnerability at the level(s) skipped
- Backchannel (blog), a technology publication on the blog-publishing platform Medium
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