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Key concepts in 5 questions

by HUGO MUnOZ
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What best describes the difference between hardware and software?

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What is a byte?

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What can happen if you click a suspicious link?

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What is phishing?

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Digital footprint refers to what you leave online?

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Hardware = tangible parts (chips, motherboard). Software = programs run by the hardware.

A byte equals 8 bits and is the basic unit of computer data.

Malicious links can install malware or steal data via phishing pages.

Phishing uses fake emails/sites to steal passwords or data.

Your digital footprint includes posts, searches, likes, and visited sites.

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