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Yr9 Cybersecurity 5.4 - Terms Scramble

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Yr9 Cybersecurity 5.4 - Terms Scramble
 

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Yr9 Cybersecurity 5.4 - Terms Scramble

by Mr Habib
1

Facts or numbers stored on a computer.

2

Data organised to be useful.

3

A collection of information about you.

4

Protecting computers, phones, and data.

5

Someone who uses computers to commit crimes.

6

Tricking people into giving away information.

  
  
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Watching someone’s screen to steal information.

8

Fake messages to trick you into giving personal details.

9

Pretending to be someone trustworthy to get information.

10

Breaking into a computer system without permission.

11

Hacking to promote a political or social cause.

12

Overloading a website with traffic so it stops working.

13

Software designed to harm a computer or steal information.

14

A type of malware that spreads by attaching itself to files.

15

Malware that pretends to be something safe.

16

Malware that spreads by itself across networks.

17

Software that shows unwanted adverts.

18

Malware that secretly watches what you do.

19

Malware that locks your files and demands money.

20

A security barrier that blocks dangerous traffic.

21

Proving who you are, usually with a password.

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