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by Rupal Shah
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A barrier that monitors and controls network traffic using rules to block unauthorized access.

2

The process of turning readable data into unreadable form to protect confidentiality, requiring a key to restore it.

3

A social engineering scam that impersonates trusted institutions to trick people into revealing credentials or sensitive information.

4

Malicious software designed to damage, steal data, or take control of a computer system.

5

Methods used to verify a user’s identity before granting access, such as passwords or tokens.

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Software that detects, blocks, and removes malicious programs on a device.

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A private network connection that encrypts traffic and masks your online identity for privacy.

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A monitoring mechanism that detects unusual or unauthorized access attempts and raises alerts.

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