cyber security Crossword Puzzles
Cyber Crossword 2022-09-12
Across
- Customizable additions to software for extra functionality.
- The act of taking advantage of human trust to gain access to private information. This can be done as easily as calling a number and asking for it.
- A technique for protecting computers, networks, programs, and data from unauthorized access or hackers for exploitation.
- A language used to create and control the content on a website, allowing you to program the behavior of web pages to do a specified action.
- A form of malware used to threaten victims by blocking, publishing, or corrupting their data unless the ransom is paid.
- The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed.
- Creating a fake identity on a social network account, usually a dating website, to target a specific victim for deception.
- A term coined in the mid-1990s to describe malware used to gain access to a user’s systems and monitor their data, files, and behavior. Often used to disable firewall or anti-malware software while consuming CPU activity to increase an endpoint’s vulnerability to attack.
- A cyber attacker who uses software and social engineering methods to steal data and information.
- The method of obtaining user information through fraudulent communications targeted directly at people. This is usually done through emails disguised as coming from a legitimate source but delivers the target’s information back to the hacker’s actual source.
Down
- A segment of data sent by an Internet server to the browser that is returned to the browser every time it accesses the server. This is used to identify the user or track their access to the server. Initially, cookies were used to stay logged in but are now commonly used for tracking.
- Text that can be read by the human eye
- An internet traffic filter meant to stop unauthorized incoming and outgoing traffic.
- Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto.
- Programs that automatically execute tasks as ordered by the creator of the program that has infected them.
- An error, flaw, failure, or fault in a computer program or system that causes an unintended code interaction.
- Seemingly harmless impersonal data, like how many times a user clicked or refreshed the page when visiting a website.
- A strategy that is in place to manage upgrades for software applications.
- A simple form of code for software that can be written in word editors.
- The programs and other operating systems used by a computer.
- A secret word or phrase that is used to access a computer system or service.
- Also known as an Internet Protocol address, is the string of numbers used to identify each computer using the internet on a network.
- A service from Google that works to protect websites from spam and abuse caused by robots. A user is presented with a Turing test to distinguish them from a robot.
23 Clues: Text that can be read by the human eye • The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed. • Customizable additions to software for extra functionality. • The programs and other operating systems used by a computer. • Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto. • ...
Cyber Crossword 2022-09-12
Across
- Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto.
- Seemingly harmless impersonal data, like how many times a user clicked or refreshed the page when visiting a website.
- A segment of data sent by an Internet server to the browser that is returned to the browser every time it accesses the server. This is used to identify the user or track their access to the server. Initially, cookies were used to stay logged in but are now commonly used for tracking.
- Customizable additions to software for extra functionality.
- A technique for protecting computers, networks, programs, and data from unauthorized access or hackers for exploitation.
- A term coined in the mid-1990s to describe malware used to gain access to a user’s systems and monitor their data, files, and behavior. Often used to disable firewall or anti-malware software while consuming CPU activity to increase an endpoint’s vulnerability to attack.
- A service from Google that works to protect websites from spam and abuse caused by robots. A user is presented with a Turing test to distinguish them from a robot.
- Text that can be read by the human eye
- A form of malware used to threaten victims by blocking, publishing, or corrupting their data unless the ransom is paid.
- The method of obtaining user information through fraudulent communications targeted directly at people. This is usually done through emails disguised as coming from a legitimate source but delivers the target’s information back to the hacker’s actual source.
Down
- The programs and other operating systems used by a computer.
- A language used to create and control the content on a website, allowing you to program the behavior of web pages to do a specified action.
- Programs that automatically execute tasks as ordered by the creator of the program that has infected them.
- Also known as an Internet Protocol address, is the string of numbers used to identify each computer using the internet on a network.
- A cyber attacker who uses software and social engineering methods to steal data and information.
- The act of taking advantage of human trust to gain access to private information. This can be done as easily as calling a number and asking for it.
- The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed.
- A simple form of code for software that can be written in word editors.
- An error, flaw, failure, or fault in a computer program or system that causes an unintended code interaction.
- A strategy that is in place to manage upgrades for software applications.
- An internet traffic filter meant to stop unauthorized incoming and outgoing traffic.
- Creating a fake identity on a social network account, usually a dating website, to target a specific victim for deception.
- A secret word or phrase that is used to access a computer system or service.
23 Clues: Text that can be read by the human eye • The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed. • Customizable additions to software for extra functionality. • The programs and other operating systems used by a computer. • Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto. • ...
Cyber Ethics 2025-05-30
Across
- Breaking a system's security to test or exploit it
- Secret code to access a system
- Protective measure to block unauthorized access
- Repetitive, unwanted emails often used for advertising
- A lie or false claim spread online
- Type of bullying that occurs via digital devices
- Security measure using a mix of letters, symbols, numbers
- Legal protection for original digital content
- Trackable data collected about users
- Stealing and using someone else's online identity
- Ethical use of the internet and digital resources
Down
- Type of malicious software that demands payment
- Illegal copying or distribution of software
- Unauthorized use of someone else’s writing or work
- Moral principles in computing
- Software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system
- Protection of digital data from theft or damage
- Intentional deception online
- Basic internet behavior standards
- Accessing data without permission
- Doing the right thing online
- Credit must be given to this when using someone's work
22 Clues: Intentional deception online • Doing the right thing online • Moral principles in computing • Secret code to access a system • Basic internet behavior standards • Accessing data without permission • A lie or false claim spread online • Trackable data collected about users • Illegal copying or distribution of software • Legal protection for original digital content • ...
Security 2019-09-17
Across
- A password should always be?
- Department to call for computer problem
- Location of the Bank's head quarter
- Northern Bank's Mission Statement
- A type of malware that encrypts your file
- Type of an operating system
Down
- Location of the Bank's Disaster Recovery Site
- A type of an email scam
- key word used to send secure email
- Last name of the head of IT
- A program installed on your phone
- Something you should never share
- A device you should not plug in
13 Clues: A type of an email scam • Last name of the head of IT • Type of an operating system • A password should always be? • A device you should not plug in • Something you should never share • A program installed on your phone • Northern Bank's Mission Statement • key word used to send secure email • Location of the Bank's head quarter • Department to call for computer problem • ...
Security 2024-06-20
Across
- Stopping information from exfiltrating
- Pair of tools for tracking and analyzing admin logins
- - one of CIA triad
- concept that allows company control on personal devices
- - one of CIA triad
Down
- Public/private key pair to ID sender email origination
- group that simulates real world attacks
- Virtualization tool
- framework of adversarial attacks & techniques
- Group of system & network defenders
- architecture that requires continuous authentication
- record that tells an email where it should go
- index of known issues
- government body that produces frameworks to guide policies
14 Clues: - one of CIA triad • - one of CIA triad • Virtualization tool • index of known issues • Group of system & network defenders • Stopping information from exfiltrating • group that simulates real world attacks • framework of adversarial attacks & techniques • record that tells an email where it should go • architecture that requires continuous authentication • ...
Cybersecurity Legislations Crossword 2023-12-13
Across
- Legal framework that requires organisations to protect sensitive data
- This act empowers law enforcement agencies to investigate and combat cybercrime in the UK
- This act focuses on protecting critical national infrastructure from cyber threats
- The UK's primary legislation for the protection of personal data
Down
- This law ensures the security of electronic communications services in the UK
- Law that requires public sector organisations to follow specific cybersecurity standards (blankblank scheme)
- An organisation responsible for overseeing the implementation of cybersecurity strategies and policies in the UK
- Legislation that governs the interception and monitoring of communications in the UK
8 Clues: The UK's primary legislation for the protection of personal data • Legal framework that requires organisations to protect sensitive data • This law ensures the security of electronic communications services in the UK • This act focuses on protecting critical national infrastructure from cyber threats • ...
Crossword Puzzle-4 2023-09-20
Across
- Staff must attend 'Cyber security Awareness Training' at least on ______basis.
- ______ information only on need to know basis.
Down
- Staff should not share their login_______ with anyone. (Anyone!)
- Another name for malicious software that infects computer.
- Staff should regularly take _____ of their critical files so that such files can be restored when needed.
5 Clues: ______ information only on need to know basis. • Another name for malicious software that infects computer. • Staff should not share their login_______ with anyone. (Anyone!) • Staff must attend 'Cyber security Awareness Training' at least on ______basis. • ...
Spanish 25 words 2021-04-30
25 Clues: If • Tap • Else • List • Loop • Cyber • Float • Array • Print • Sprite • Commit • Uptime • Python • Integer • If else • Settings • Function • For loop • Variable • Autonomous • While loop • cybersecurity • Binary numbers • nueral networks • Machine learning
Information Misuse 2024-03-18
8 Clues: Theft • Bullying • No Swiping • Infringement • of cyber attacks • of Service Attacks • get low self-esteem from this • someone's works without permission
Informationssikkerhed 2023-10-27
Across
- Hvad står GDPR for?
- Cyber Security Awareness Month
- Navn på karrierevej indenfor sikkerhed
- en af grundstenene når vi snakker om generel informationssikkerhed
- Strategi it-kriminelle benytter sig af med henblik på at få adgang til systemer og data
- Referencerammen til Bankdatas it sikkerhedspolitik
- Hvad kalder man en svaghed i et aktiv, som kan udnyttes af it-kriminelle?
- Navn på områdeleder
- Hvad hedder den proces, hvor man identificerer og vurderer potentielle trusler og sårbarheder i forhold til informationssikkerhed?
Down
- Hvilken proces bruger man til at beskytte følsomme data ved at omdanne dem til en ulæselig form?
- Hvis du har været udsat for en sikkerhedshændelse, skal du kontakte?
- Hvad kaldes processen, hvor sikkerhedseksperter tester systemer for at identificere sårbarheder?
- Hvilken metode anvender flere sikkerhedsmekanismer og kræver to eller flere indsatser til at bekræfte en persons identitet?
- Når de it-kriminelle kontakter deres offer over et telefonopkald
- Hvilket værktøj beskytter dit netværk mod uautoriseret adgang?
- Hvad er den overordnede betegnelse for skadelige software, der kan inficere din computer?
- Mailangreb fra it-kriminelle
- Når it-kriminelle udgiver sig for at være en direktør eller leder
- Hvad er forkortelsen for Virtual Private Network?
19 Clues: Hvad står GDPR for? • Navn på områdeleder • Mailangreb fra it-kriminelle • Cyber Security Awareness Month • Navn på karrierevej indenfor sikkerhed • Hvad er forkortelsen for Virtual Private Network? • Referencerammen til Bankdatas it sikkerhedspolitik • Hvilket værktøj beskytter dit netværk mod uautoriseret adgang? • ...
Espanol-Kieran 2023-03-02
15 Clues: never • i post • advice • photos • useful • change • consent • caution • Socials • comments • password • fake name • identity card • cyber bullying • make someone feel bad
Espanol-Kieran 2023-03-02
15 Clues: never • i post • advice • photos • useful • change • consent • caution • Socials • comments • password • fake name • identity card • cyber bullying • make someone feel bad
Thanksgiving Crossword 2023-11-20
14 Clues: thanks • autumn • parade • colony • family • to share • November • football • thankful • relatives • cornucopia • Cyber Monday • gobble gobble • harvest festival
Security 2017-09-10
Across
- jacqueline, Tamra, Quadelle, Besty, Candace, Jance, Ethan
- don't let this guy drive a truck
- looks like peanut
- this person processes requests
- jokingly used for intimidation, that's how she got her name
- Health and Safety
- we belong to
- we drive all day/ night
Down
- some of us live at
- Soft and Squishy... and bossy
- our most important role
- must be checked everyday
- our fearless leader
13 Clues: we belong to • looks like peanut • Health and Safety • some of us live at • our fearless leader • our most important role • we drive all day/ night • must be checked everyday • Soft and Squishy... and bossy • this person processes requests • don't let this guy drive a truck • jacqueline, Tamra, Quadelle, Besty, Candace, Jance, Ethan • ...
Security 2023-08-08
Across
- Process of verifying the identity of a user
- Unauthorized access to data or systems
- A secret code used for authentication
- Technique of hiding data within another file
- Defense system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic
- Digital mark that ensures the integrity of a document
Down
- Malicious software that spreads and damages computer systems
- A technique to deceive attackers by providing false information
- Practice of protecting sensitive information by destroying it
- Deliberately tricking someone into revealing confidential information
- Person responsible for identifying and fixing security vulnerabilities
- Protection against unauthorized access
- Process of converting readable data into unreadable format
13 Clues: A secret code used for authentication • Unauthorized access to data or systems • Protection against unauthorized access • Process of verifying the identity of a user • Technique of hiding data within another file • Digital mark that ensures the integrity of a document • Process of converting readable data into unreadable format • ...
Cyber Specialist 2022-04-03
Across
- "Where is this installed?"
- Past commands
- "Print this"
- Safer than telnet
- Airport or bus station
- Pattern search tool
- "Is it down?"
- "Anyone else logged-in?"
- Set time
- Unreliable connectionless communication
- Better sudo
- Package tool with social-media similarity
- Unskilled hacker
- "Let me just copy my path"
- Built from source
- "To be or not to be" (Abbr.)
- Sixty-four signals ender
- Scheduled Tasks equivalent
Down
- Air packet technology
- "I feel dirty when I exploit it"
- Aquatic listener
- Blank file creation
- Offline and not by choice (Abbr.)
- Take a breather
- "Keep an eye on this process for me"
- RTFM
- "____ a minute!"
- AKA
- Is intentionally placed
- Command and foothold file
- Popular version control system
- Injected payload
- "What's open?"
- "I just want the end"
- Smaller than a byte
- Jan 01 1970
- OffSec distribution
- "I serve as an intermediary"
38 Clues: AKA • RTFM • Set time • Better sudo • Jan 01 1970 • "Print this" • Past commands • "Is it down?" • "What's open?" • Take a breather • Aquatic listener • "____ a minute!" • Injected payload • Unskilled hacker • Safer than telnet • Built from source • Blank file creation • Pattern search tool • Smaller than a byte • OffSec distribution • Air packet technology • "I just want the end" • Airport or bus station • ...
Cyber Safety 2014-08-11
Across
- Essential for your computers safety is a good virus ___________.
- Always be polite when communicating with others on the internet and avoid ___________ wars.
- When using the internet never give out _________ card details.
- Remember you may think that you can stay ________________ on the internet, but often people can trace who posted information online.
- Never give your email account details to _____________.
- Computer _____________ can be attached to unknown source email messages.
- Something you should not share with others are _____________.
- The type of photos you should only put online.
- When using the internet always watch out for pop ups that make you agree to __________.
- Avoid passing on emails that suggest forward on to others, these are often examples of ___________ mail.
Down
- Don't say anything online that you wouldn't say in _______________.
- Always use a ______________ friendly search engine.
- When communicating with others online never give out any ______________ details about yourself.
- If you feel a online conversation is not right close the ____________.
- Never give out your _______________ or home phone number to someone you don't know.
- It is important to change your passwords regularly in order to ptotect your internet accounts from _____________.
- Be _______________ when speaking to others when using a mobile or home telephone.
- Never give out yoiur real name use a ______________.
- If you feel ______________ when communicating with others online seek your parent's advice.
- Typing online using all caps is considered as ________________.
- If something seems to good to be true it probably is a __________.
- Never open an ___________ from someone you don't know.
- Abbreviation for the Australian Communications and Media Authority.
23 Clues: The type of photos you should only put online. • Always use a ______________ friendly search engine. • Never give out yoiur real name use a ______________. • Never open an ___________ from someone you don't know. • Never give your email account details to _____________. • Something you should not share with others are _____________. • ...
Cyber Crossword 2023-12-22
Across
- This type of malware logs every keystroke a user makes. (10)
- Nasty software that can have a bad impact on your device or computer. (7)
- A sequence of characters (or words) used to stop criminals from accessing your accounts. (8)
- This week. (5, 8, 4)
- This type of malware disguises itself as desirable code, named after a legendary wooden animal. (7)
- A location on the internet where you can save your data (rather than on your computer or device). (5)
- A type of malware which spreads through a network by replicating itself. (5)
- Name for National Assets that are essentials to the functioning of society. (8, 8, 14)
- A way to stop hackers getting into your accounts, even if they know your password. (3, 6, 14)
- A type of malware which disables the victims access to data until payment is made, often in bitcoin. (10)
- Threatening behaviour facilitated through electronic means such as texting. (5, 8)
- Information about you held on computers that you wouldn’t want others (especially hackers) to get hold of. (8,4)
- When you should report a suspected cyber attack. (11)
- A message that tries to trick you into doing something that could cause you harm, such as giving away information or clicking on a scam website. (8)
- Phone number to report scam text messages to. (5, 5, 3, 3)
Down
- A replacement to passwords. (8)
- A type of malware which collects user activity without their knowledge. (7)
- You need to create one of these to access services on the internet (such as email and shopping). (6, 7)
- A way of confirming your identity to login to an account. Something you ###. (3)
- The program you use to access the Internet (such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge). (6)
- A copy of the information held on a device (such as photos and documents) which is stored somewhere else. (6)
- Acronymn for the centre responsible for Helping to make the UK the safest place to live and work online. (4)
- A way of confirming your identity to login to an account. Something you ####. (4)
- Getting into someone else’s computer or device without their permission. (4)
- Unwanted emails or messages that usually try to sell you something. (4)
- Fradulent text messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to trick individuals into revealing personal information. (8)
- This type of malware gives hackers remote control of a victims device. (8)
- This type of malware serves unwanted adverts. (6)
- A useful tool to help you remember all your logins securely. (8, 7)
- A way of confirming your identity to login to an account. Something you ####. (4)
30 Clues: This week. (5, 8, 4) • A replacement to passwords. (8) • This type of malware serves unwanted adverts. (6) • When you should report a suspected cyber attack. (11) • Phone number to report scam text messages to. (5, 5, 3, 3) • This type of malware logs every keystroke a user makes. (10) • A useful tool to help you remember all your logins securely. (8, 7) • ...
Cyber Crossword 2022-09-12
Across
- Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto.
- Seemingly harmless impersonal data, like how many times a user clicked or refreshed the page when visiting a website.
- A segment of data sent by an Internet server to the browser that is returned to the browser every time it accesses the server. This is used to identify the user or track their access to the server. Initially, cookies were used to stay logged in but are now commonly used for tracking.
- Customizable additions to software for extra functionality.
- A technique for protecting computers, networks, programs, and data from unauthorized access or hackers for exploitation.
- A term coined in the mid-1990s to describe malware used to gain access to a user’s systems and monitor their data, files, and behavior. Often used to disable firewall or anti-malware software while consuming CPU activity to increase an endpoint’s vulnerability to attack.
- A service from Google that works to protect websites from spam and abuse caused by robots. A user is presented with a Turing test to distinguish them from a robot.
- Text that can be read by the human eye
- A form of malware used to threaten victims by blocking, publishing, or corrupting their data unless the ransom is paid.
- The method of obtaining user information through fraudulent communications targeted directly at people. This is usually done through emails disguised as coming from a legitimate source but delivers the target’s information back to the hacker’s actual source.
Down
- The programs and other operating systems used by a computer.
- A language used to create and control the content on a website, allowing you to program the behavior of web pages to do a specified action.
- Programs that automatically execute tasks as ordered by the creator of the program that has infected them.
- Also known as an Internet Protocol address, is the string of numbers used to identify each computer using the internet on a network.
- A cyber attacker who uses software and social engineering methods to steal data and information.
- The act of taking advantage of human trust to gain access to private information. This can be done as easily as calling a number and asking for it.
- The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed.
- A simple form of code for software that can be written in word editors.
- An error, flaw, failure, or fault in a computer program or system that causes an unintended code interaction.
- A strategy that is in place to manage upgrades for software applications.
- An internet traffic filter meant to stop unauthorized incoming and outgoing traffic.
- Creating a fake identity on a social network account, usually a dating website, to target a specific victim for deception.
- A secret word or phrase that is used to access a computer system or service.
23 Clues: Text that can be read by the human eye • The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed. • Customizable additions to software for extra functionality. • The programs and other operating systems used by a computer. • Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto. • ...
Cyber Crossword 2022-09-12
Across
- Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto.
- The act of taking advantage of human trust to gain access to private information. This can be done as easily as calling a number and asking for it.
- An error, flaw, failure, or fault in a computer program or system that causes an unintended code interaction.
- A language used to create and control the content on a website, allowing you to program the behavior of web pages to do a specified action.
- An internet traffic filter meant to stop unauthorized incoming and outgoing traffic.
- A service from Google that works to protect websites from spam and abuse caused by robots. A user is presented with a Turing test to distinguish them from a robot.
- Programs that automatically execute tasks as ordered by the creator of the program that has infected them.
- A segment of data sent by an Internet server to the browser that is returned to the browser every time it accesses the server. This is used to identify the user or track their access to the server. Initially, cookies were used to stay logged in but are now commonly used for tracking.
- Also known as an Internet Protocol address, is the string of numbers used to identify each computer using the internet on a network.
- A simple form of code for software that can be written in word editors.
Down
- Seemingly harmless impersonal data, like how many times a user clicked or refreshed the page when visiting a website.
- The method of obtaining user information through fraudulent communications targeted directly at people. This is usually done through emails disguised as coming from a legitimate source but delivers the target’s information back to the hacker’s actual source.
- The programs and other operating systems used by a computer.
- A technique for protecting computers, networks, programs, and data from unauthorized access or hackers for exploitation.
- Text that can be read by the human eye
- Creating a fake identity on a social network account, usually a dating website, to target a specific victim for deception.
- A cyber attacker who uses software and social engineering methods to steal data and information.
- The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed.
- A form of malware used to threaten victims by blocking, publishing, or corrupting their data unless the ransom is paid.
- Customizable additions to software for extra functionality.
- A secret word or phrase that is used to access a computer system or service.
21 Clues: Text that can be read by the human eye • The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed. • Customizable additions to software for extra functionality. • The programs and other operating systems used by a computer. • Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto. • ...
Test Cyber 2023-08-23
Across
- Harmful computer programs such as viruses, worms, and trojans used by hackers to gain access to your computer and cause destruction.
- The “A” in the C-I-A Triad. It ensures authorized users have access.
- Fraudulent text messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to trick individuals into revealing personal information.
- Verifying identity.
- Widely used in-home network technology that allows for wireless connection in interfacing with the internet.
- A type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system until a sum of money is paid.
- Security tool that creates a secure, encrypted connection between you and the Internet (acronym).
- Fraudulent phone calls or voice messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to trick individuals into revealing personnel information.
Down
- A flaw or weakness in a computer system that could be exploited to violate the system’s security.
- Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. (Two words)
- Hardware or software designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network.
- The address of a webpage. Check the validity of it before clicking on it.
- A sequence of words or text used to control access to a computer; similar to a password.
- A wireless technology standard used over short distances using short-wavelength UHF radio waves.
- Threatening behavior facilitated through electronic means such as texting.
- The process of taking plain text and scrambling it into an unreadable format.
- Unauthorized access to a network, information systems, or application.
- The “I” in the C-I-A Triad; protection from unauthorized changes.
- Should be constructed of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters.
- A fraudulent email purportedly from a reputable company attempting to get personal information.
20 Clues: Verifying identity. • Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. (Two words) • The “I” in the C-I-A Triad; protection from unauthorized changes. • The “A” in the C-I-A Triad. It ensures authorized users have access. • Unauthorized access to a network, information systems, or application. • The address of a webpage. Check the validity of it before clicking on it. • ...
cyber-sense 2025-03-24
Across
- A type of virus that locks files until a ransom is paid -
- Software embedded in hardware -
- type of security attack where data is intercepted during transmission -
- A set of rules for data transmission -
- The process of confirming a user’s identity before granting access -
- ADDRESS A unique identifier assigned to each device on a network -
- BREACH A security breach where data is stolen or leaked -
- Security based on physical characteristics -
- A step-by-step procedure for solving a problem -
- REPORT An official report of an attack, breach, or security incident -
- An encrypted connection that protects data sent over the internet -
- A method of verifying identity using two factors -
Down
- Software that tracks user activities without their knowledge -
- A system of interconnected devices -
- A security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic -
- A program that replicates itself and spreads from one device to another -
- The practice of disguising digital messages to protect them from unauthorized access -
- A software bug that allows unauthorized access to a system -
- A secret code used to protect accounts -
- A method for securing passwords -
- An attempt to guess a password by trying many different combinations -
- Malicious software designed to damage or disrupt systems -
- An attack where someone tricks you into giving personal information -
- A scam where an attacker pretends to be a trusted source -
- harmful program disguised as a legitimate file or software -
25 Clues: Software embedded in hardware - • A method for securing passwords - • A system of interconnected devices - • A set of rules for data transmission - • A secret code used to protect accounts - • Security based on physical characteristics - • A step-by-step procedure for solving a problem - • A method of verifying identity using two factors - • ...
cyber crime 2024-11-07
Across
- - Engineering technique used to manipulate people into revealing confidential information.
- - Software designed to detect and prevent computer viruses and other malware.
- - Type of cyberattack that overwhelms a network with traffic, causing denial of service.
- - Device or software that filters network traffic to block unauthorized access.
- - Encoding information so only authorized parties can access it.
- - Individual or group that hacks for political or social causes.
- - Concealing messages or information within other non-suspicious files.
- - Automated program that performs tasks; can be used in botnets for malicious purposes.
- - Software that allows unauthorized access to a computer while hiding its presence.
- - Software that gathers user information without their knowledge.
Down
- - Hacker who sometimes violates laws or ethical standards without malicious intent.
- - Malicious code that attaches itself to legitimate files and spreads.
- - Malicious software disguised as a legitimate program.
- - Breach exposing sensitive information to unauthorized parties.
- - A software vulnerability that is unknown to the vendor, often exploited by hackers.
- - Measures taken to protect a computer or network from unauthorized access or attack.
- - A hacker who breaks into computer systems with malicious intent.
- - Malware that locks or encrypts files until a ransom is paid.
- - Unwanted and unsolicited messages, usually sent in bulk by email.
- - Software that records keystrokes to capture sensitive information like passwords.
20 Clues: - Malicious software disguised as a legitimate program. • - Malware that locks or encrypts files until a ransom is paid. • - Breach exposing sensitive information to unauthorized parties. • - Encoding information so only authorized parties can access it. • - Individual or group that hacks for political or social causes. • ...
Cyber Crossword 2025-03-02
Across
- A similar service to ebay but its on facebook
- Almost every teen has one these days
- The full name of the HP company
- A service which allows anyone to sell any product
- A voluntary promise offered by the person or business
- You are paying for this product or service but you don't completely own it
- A way to downsize URL's to make it easier to copy
- A trick online used to get you onto a website
- Most products are made in this country
- Something that all accounts require when making one
- A legal binding agreement between two or more people
Down
- The producers of the Thinkpad
- A transaction that takes place online
- The annoying picture quiz you require to do before accessing a site
- A service you can use to start a business or sell your product
- A procedure that confirms the user is who they say they are
- If you don't like your product, you can do this to get your money back
- Examples include produce, toys, clothing etc
- One of the top device companies on the planet
- How do you get around?
20 Clues: How do you get around? • The producers of the Thinkpad • The full name of the HP company • Almost every teen has one these days • A transaction that takes place online • Most products are made in this country • Examples include produce, toys, clothing etc • A similar service to ebay but its on facebook • A trick online used to get you onto a website • ...
CYBER ETHICS 2025-05-23
Across
- Synonym of footprints
- Act of harming a person through information technology
- Unwanted bulk emails that come from unknown resources
- Being aware of ethical practices
- Act of sending untrusted email to a user
- Transforming data into unreadable code
- Prevents unauthorised people from accesing your system
- Equivalent term of hacking
Down
- Criminal activities that involve the use of computers
- Voice + phishing
- Information about a user that exists on internet
- Tricking a user into clicking on something different
- Transforming encrypted data into readable code
- Act of using a person's original work as one's own work
- Program that disrupts the normal function of a computer
- Illegal intrusion into a computer
- Grants right to make, use & sell an invention for a period
- Purchasing a licensed copy & load it into many devices
- Protects brand name, packaging and logo
- Legal right granted by law to the creator for his work
20 Clues: Voice + phishing • Synonym of footprints • Equivalent term of hacking • Being aware of ethical practices • Illegal intrusion into a computer • Transforming data into unreadable code • Protects brand name, packaging and logo • Act of sending untrusted email to a user • Transforming encrypted data into readable code • Information about a user that exists on internet • ...
Cyber Ethics 2025-06-17
Across
- - a basic network device that broadcasts data to all parts.
- - a network topology where each device connects to exactly two others, forming a loop.
- - a common wired networking technology.
- - connect multiple devices & filters data to the intended recipient.
- - the physical logical arrangement of a network.
- - sending data to all devices.
- - device that modulates & demodulates digital signals for internet access.
- - devices that make up the element of a network.
Down
- - the act of giving others access to files, resources or information.
- - a combination of bus & star topology.
- - a type of network that is mainly created foreign individual person.
- - the practice of connecting computers & devices to share resources.
- - wireless networking technology.
- - topology with multiple parts between devices for fault tolerance.
- - physical medium used to transmit data in wired networks.
- - closeness of devices, affecting wireless signal quality.
- - a type of network limited to a small geographical area.
- - a network topology where each device is connected to a central computer using point-to-point connection.
- - small handheld device used to access & manage digital information.
- - forwards data between different networks, often used to connect to the internet.
20 Clues: - sending data to all devices. • - wireless networking technology. • - a combination of bus & star topology. • - a common wired networking technology. • - the physical logical arrangement of a network. • - devices that make up the element of a network. • - a type of network limited to a small geographical area. • ...
cyber security crossword- apple 2021-11-03
Across
- - something you put in your phone too get in
- - someone who goes on your phone without knowing
- - when someone you via email
Down
- - when you prove you are who you say you are
- - someone who makes you say something to get money of you
- - an unauthorised use of technology on a
- - when someone looks over your shoulder and sees your password
7 Clues: - when someone you via email • - an unauthorised use of technology on a • - something you put in your phone too get in • - when you prove you are who you say you are • - someone who goes on your phone without knowing • - someone who makes you say something to get money of you • - when someone looks over your shoulder and sees your password
Joe's cyber security crossword 2021-02-12
Across
- a way of authorizing login
- a type of malware named after a creature
- a string of characters that allows access to a computer system or service.
- a program or piece of code that is loaded onto your computer without your knowledge and runs against your wishes.
Down
- someone who uses a computer to gain unauthorized access to your data
- a type of malware named after the Greeks
- sending texts that are suposedly from reliable companies
7 Clues: a way of authorizing login • a type of malware named after the Greeks • a type of malware named after a creature • sending texts that are suposedly from reliable companies • someone who uses a computer to gain unauthorized access to your data • a string of characters that allows access to a computer system or service. • ...
Cyber Security Awareness - November 2023-11-21
Across
- Malware that appears harmless but infects devices once opened or downloaded
- Malicious software
- Cyber attack to fool people into giving personal information
- System that prevents unauthorised access to and from a computer network
Down
- Lock users out of their computer until they pay ransom
- Malicious code to redirect victims to spoofed websites to steal their credentials
- Social engineering that happens over the phone
7 Clues: Malicious software • Social engineering that happens over the phone • Lock users out of their computer until they pay ransom • Cyber attack to fool people into giving personal information • System that prevents unauthorised access to and from a computer network • Malware that appears harmless but infects devices once opened or downloaded • ...
Cyber Threats and Security 2025-12-08
Across
- Creating fake documents or signatures to deceive others.
- Small text files stored on a computer by websites to remember user preferences or track activity.
- A security feature that isolates suspicious files to prevent them from harming the system.
Down
- A cyberattack that redirects users from a legitimate website to a fake one to steal information.
- Online harassment where someone repeatedly follows or monitors another person digitally.
- Software designed to detect and remove malicious programs from a computer.
- Security barriers that block unauthorized access to or from a private network.
7 Clues: Creating fake documents or signatures to deceive others. • Software designed to detect and remove malicious programs from a computer. • Security barriers that block unauthorized access to or from a private network. • Online harassment where someone repeatedly follows or monitors another person digitally. • ...
new technologies 2018-05-22
Across
- / a way of discussing online
- / a device that allows you to control your TV and change programs
- / a TV-like device but it is smaller
- / a cyber attack
Down
- / a device that allows you to call your friends and search the net
- / a device that connects you with the world
- / spending more than 6h per day online
- / online harassment
- / a very talented person about computers
- / a famous social network
- / a device that allows you to have internet connection
- information / untrue news or promotions
- / a device that allows you stock information
- / a small computer
14 Clues: / a cyber attack • / a small computer • / online harassment • / a famous social network • / a way of discussing online • / a TV-like device but it is smaller • / spending more than 6h per day online • information / untrue news or promotions • / a very talented person about computers • / a device that connects you with the world • ...
WHMS Faculty Crossword -- Last Names 2023-08-03
16 Clues: ELA • Art • SRO • ELA • ELA • Band • Math • Nurse • Science • Robotics • Principal • Counselor • MS Studies • 8th grade AP • World Geography • Cyber Foundations II
Security 2019-07-25
Across
- Where do you create users accounts in addition to the Security Console work area?
- How do you mass load roles based on the role mapping?
- Megha
- How will you provide the data access that enables implementation users to complete the functional implementation - Create --------------??
- Karri
- If you want to restrict the person search based on the Legal Employer, you can secure person security profile with the means of?
- HN
- Shruthi
Down
- If you want to restrict employee person type appearing in the Public directory under Me, which security profile will be used to modify?
- Sai Deepthi
- Sanchika
- Job roles and abstract roles inherit ------------------ directly.
- Krishnan G
13 Clues: HN • Megha • Karri • Shruthi • Sanchika • Krishnan G • Sai Deepthi • How do you mass load roles based on the role mapping? • Job roles and abstract roles inherit ------------------ directly. • Where do you create users accounts in addition to the Security Console work area? • ...
Cyber Crossword 2022-09-12
Across
- Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto.
- Seemingly harmless impersonal data, like how many times a user clicked or refreshed the page when visiting a website.
- A segment of data sent by an Internet server to the browser that is returned to the browser every time it accesses the server. This is used to identify the user or track their access to the server. Initially, cookies were used to stay logged in but are now commonly used for tracking.
- Customizable additions to software for extra functionality.
- A technique for protecting computers, networks, programs, and data from unauthorized access or hackers for exploitation.
- A term coined in the mid-1990s to describe malware used to gain access to a user’s systems and monitor their data, files, and behavior. Often used to disable firewall or anti-malware software while consuming CPU activity to increase an endpoint’s vulnerability to attack.
- A service from Google that works to protect websites from spam and abuse caused by robots. A user is presented with a Turing test to distinguish them from a robot.
- Text that can be read by the human eye
- A form of malware used to threaten victims by blocking, publishing, or corrupting their data unless the ransom is paid.
- The method of obtaining user information through fraudulent communications targeted directly at people. This is usually done through emails disguised as coming from a legitimate source but delivers the target’s information back to the hacker’s actual source.
Down
- The programs and other operating systems used by a computer.
- A language used to create and control the content on a website, allowing you to program the behavior of web pages to do a specified action.
- Programs that automatically execute tasks as ordered by the creator of the program that has infected them.
- Also known as an Internet Protocol address, is the string of numbers used to identify each computer using the internet on a network.
- A cyber attacker who uses software and social engineering methods to steal data and information.
- The act of taking advantage of human trust to gain access to private information. This can be done as easily as calling a number and asking for it.
- The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed.
- A simple form of code for software that can be written in word editors.
- An error, flaw, failure, or fault in a computer program or system that causes an unintended code interaction.
- A strategy that is in place to manage upgrades for software applications.
- An internet traffic filter meant to stop unauthorized incoming and outgoing traffic.
- Creating a fake identity on a social network account, usually a dating website, to target a specific victim for deception.
- A secret word or phrase that is used to access a computer system or service.
23 Clues: Text that can be read by the human eye • The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed. • Customizable additions to software for extra functionality. • The programs and other operating systems used by a computer. • Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto. • ...
Cyber Safety 2023-05-31
Across
- act in an insulting way toward someone
- to accept someone for who they are, even if you don’t agree with them
- something that returns health or wellbeing
- fear due to negative or harmful reaction
- to bring someone under ones control
- to restore through training or therapy
- unnecessarily harsh
- informed and freely given agreement in lie and online
- close or personal
- to make an unfair judgement of a person or group
- size of someone’s body
Down
- a naked human figure or body part
- a person who observes an event but does not take part
- to cause risk and feelings of being unsafe
- to commit another offence or crime
- someone who commits a crime
- one who speaks up in support or helps by intervening when a person needs it
- an assumption about what someone is like
- the way people are connected
- to influence judgement with offers of money or favours
20 Clues: close or personal • unnecessarily harsh • size of someone’s body • someone who commits a crime • the way people are connected • a naked human figure or body part • to commit another offence or crime • to bring someone under ones control • act in an insulting way toward someone • to restore through training or therapy • an assumption about what someone is like • ...
Cyber safety 2016-06-03
Across
- A bad thing that can ruin your device
- some games are inappropriate for little kids
- people who are the opposite of bullies
- mean people who are not nice
- people that can take care of you on the websites
- sending things
- chatting to strangers
- following people on or off line
- a thing that is very important on the iPad
- can impact on actions
Down
- can be inappropriate or sensible
- chatting to contacts
- you can search about everything
- apps or other things
- copying notes from the website
- people that get a hold of your password
- a trick or a lie
- how we conect
- photos or videos that can be bad or good
- for work and play
20 Clues: how we conect • sending things • a trick or a lie • for work and play • chatting to contacts • apps or other things • chatting to strangers • can impact on actions • mean people who are not nice • copying notes from the website • you can search about everything • following people on or off line • can be inappropriate or sensible • A bad thing that can ruin your device • ...
Cyber safety 2016-05-24
Across
- don't give details to anyone
- always have one installed on your computer
- make sure you know the before you connect online
- this should always be appropriate
- you should not share you this with people you don't know
- something you should not share
- people who pretend to be other people online
- don't believe everything you on this
- keeps your iPad safe
- these can be scans
Down
- don't give this personal stuff to anyone
- don't click on these in emails
- these can come by emails
- you need to be 18 or over to do this
- you shouldn't facetime them
- Something that you should only post online with permission
- only go to trusted ones
- don't trust these if you do not know the sender
- add your friends details to this
- always ask for this if you are unsure
20 Clues: these can be scans • keeps your iPad safe • only go to trusted ones • these can come by emails • you shouldn't facetime them • don't give details to anyone • don't click on these in emails • something you should not share • add your friends details to this • this should always be appropriate • you need to be 18 or over to do this • don't believe everything you on this • ...
Cyber safety 2016-05-24
Across
- opossed to dellayed as with email
- a program, or a set of instructions , that (15
- for information on the computer
- any internet-realated illegal activity (8
- advertising on your computer
- Pages the site that is the starting point (19
- parents to manage online
- a location online that allows multiple users(4
- control specific features or software that (14
- to copy a file from one computer system (6
- email an electronic mail message sent from one (9
- time when something is happening at that moment(20
- tag the nickname a user has chosen to be (11
- competers and prevent online crime
- a computer
- to send information from your own computer to (17
- by Microsofts internet explorer browser
- a method of sending short messages (16
Down
- or mobile device to another computer or mobile
- communicate electronically with each other in real
- harass another person online.
- a word or number that allows access (13
- methods individual to track,lure (1
- by when playing internet games
- computer
- the name for bookmarks (see above) (10
- device).
- form malicious code that displays (3
- security any technique,software,etc,yoused to (5
- hostile ,strongly worded message that may (2
- obscene language
- on a computer
- a description of you in photos or words (7
- another via the internet (usually your computer or a
34 Clues: computer • device). • a computer • on a computer • obscene language • parents to manage online • advertising on your computer • harass another person online. • by when playing internet games • for information on the computer • opossed to dellayed as with email • competers and prevent online crime • methods individual to track,lure (1 • form malicious code that displays (3 • ...
cyber crime 2024-11-07
Across
- - Engineering technique used to manipulate people into revealing confidential information.
- - Software designed to detect and prevent computer viruses and other malware.
- - Type of cyberattack that overwhelms a network with traffic, causing denial of service.
- - Device or software that filters network traffic to block unauthorized access.
- - Encoding information so only authorized parties can access it.
- - Individual or group that hacks for political or social causes.
- - Concealing messages or information within other non-suspicious files.
- - Automated program that performs tasks; can be used in botnets for malicious purposes.
- - Software that allows unauthorized access to a computer while hiding its presence.
- - Software that gathers user information without their knowledge.
Down
- - Hacker who sometimes violates laws or ethical standards without malicious intent.
- - Malicious code that attaches itself to legitimate files and spreads.
- - Malicious software disguised as a legitimate program.
- - Breach exposing sensitive information to unauthorized parties.
- - A software vulnerability that is unknown to the vendor, often exploited by hackers.
- - Measures taken to protect a computer or network from unauthorized access or attack.
- - A hacker who breaks into computer systems with malicious intent.
- - Malware that locks or encrypts files until a ransom is paid.
- - Unwanted and unsolicited messages, usually sent in bulk by email.
- - Software that records keystrokes to capture sensitive information like passwords.
20 Clues: - Malicious software disguised as a legitimate program. • - Malware that locks or encrypts files until a ransom is paid. • - Breach exposing sensitive information to unauthorized parties. • - Encoding information so only authorized parties can access it. • - Individual or group that hacks for political or social causes. • ...
Cyber Ethics 2025-06-13
Across
- Authentication method that adds a second layer of security
- A person who posts offensive or disruptive comments online
- Software that protects against viruses and malware
- The trail of data a person leaves online
- Pretending to be someone else online
- A dishonest scheme meant to trick people online
- Proper and respectful behavior on the internet
- Software or hardware that blocks unauthorized access
- Online harassment or abuse using digital platforms
Down
- Method of converting data into unreadable code for security
- Legal right that protects creative online content
- Software that secretly gathers user information
- Principles that guide responsible online behavior
- Copying someone else's work without giving credit
- Protecting personal information online
- Unauthorized access to computer systems
- Fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information
- A secret code used to access digital accounts
- Malicious software designed to harm systems or data
- Criminal activities carried out using computers or internet
20 Clues: Pretending to be someone else online • Protecting personal information online • Unauthorized access to computer systems • The trail of data a person leaves online • A secret code used to access digital accounts • Proper and respectful behavior on the internet • Software that secretly gathers user information • A dishonest scheme meant to trick people online • ...
Cyber Ethics 2025-05-23
Across
- It refers to being aware of the ethical practices, and behaving responsibly and appropriately while using the internet
- When a single licenced copy of a software is loaded into many computers contrary to the licence's terms, it is called
- Is the process of transforming data into an unreadable code
- Fraudulently obtaining money from depositors by claiming to be an authorised bank or a financial institution
- It is an integral part of our day-to-day life
- This refers to an act of stealing and misusing someone's personal information
- It is a program or a set of programs that disrupts the normal functioning of a computer
- The simplest way to prevent plagiarism is through proper
- It refers to the act of using or imitating the language and thoughts of another person as one's orginal work
- It refers to a set of procedure, moral principles, and ethical practices that regulates the use of a computer and the internet
- It is an act of sending an email to a user, misleading him to belive that it is from a trusted person or organisation
Down
- It refers to the original creations of a person related to intangible categories, like literature, art, design, symbol, logos, etc
- When software is copied and distributed illegally, it is called
- Is a legal right granted by law to the creator for his orginal work
- The trail of data a person leaves behind when using the internet, including websites visited, social media posts, online searches, and emails.
- Is an act of harming, harassing, or targeting a person using the internet in a deliberate manner
- It refers to criminal activities that involve the use of computer, networks, and the internet connections with the intent to cause harm to individuals or their digital devices.
- An illegal intrusion into a computer system or network is known as
- Spam attackers keep sending bulk mails till the mail server gets full,this practice is known as
- The unwanted bulk emails that come from unknown sources are called
20 Clues: It is an integral part of our day-to-day life • The simplest way to prevent plagiarism is through proper • Is the process of transforming data into an unreadable code • When software is copied and distributed illegally, it is called • An illegal intrusion into a computer system or network is known as • ...
Cyber ethics 2025-06-09
Across
- The act of pretending to be someone else online, often for malicious
- The ethical responsibility to acknowledge and respect the original creators of digital content.
- A deceptive act of trying to trick users into divulging personal information, often via email.
- The ethical concern regarding the collection, storage, and use of personal data online.
- The idea that individuals should have control over their personal information online.
- Unwanted or unsolicited email.
Down
- Respecting others' privacy and personal information online.
- The protection of computer systems from theft or damage to their hardware, software, or electronic data.
- A type of online harassment that involves repeatedly sending offensive messages.
- The principle of using digital resources responsibly and without harming others.
- Software designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to a computer system.
- The moral guidelines that dictate the appropriate and responsible use of technology.
- The principles and values that guide behavior in the digital world.
- An ethical principle that encourages fair and honest dealings in the digital realm.
- Unauthorized access to a computer system.
- The illegal copying, distribution, or use of copyrighted material.
- The act of spreading false or misleading information online, often with malicious intent.
- The ethical commitment to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access.
- An ethical principle emphasizing honesty and truthfulness in online interactions.
- Online behavior that is considered rude, offensive, or disruptive.
20 Clues: Unwanted or unsolicited email. • Unauthorized access to a computer system. • Respecting others' privacy and personal information online. • The illegal copying, distribution, or use of copyrighted material. • Online behavior that is considered rude, offensive, or disruptive. • The principles and values that guide behavior in the digital world. • ...
Cyber Ethics 2025-05-30
Across
- Doing the right thing online
- Breaking a system's security to test or exploit it
- Unauthorized use of someone else’s writing or work
- Secret code to access a system
- Credit must be given to this when using someone's work
- Ethical use of the internet and digital resources
- Legal protection for original digital content
- Type of bullying that occurs via digital devices
- Software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system
- Repetitive, unwanted emails often used for advertising
- Trackable data collected about users
Down
- Stealing and using someone else's online identity
- Protective measure to block unauthorized access
- Accessing data without permission
- Security measure using a mix of letters, symbols, numbers
- Intentional deception online
- Protection of digital data from theft or damage
- A lie or false claim spread online
- Illegal copying or distribution of software
- Moral principles in computing
- Basic internet behavior standards
- Type of malicious software that demands payment
22 Clues: Doing the right thing online • Intentional deception online • Moral principles in computing • Secret code to access a system • Accessing data without permission • Basic internet behavior standards • A lie or false claim spread online • Trackable data collected about users • Illegal copying or distribution of software • Legal protection for original digital content • ...
CYBER ETHICS 2025-06-03
Across
- property that refers to the original creations of a person related to intangible categories,like literature,art,design,symbols,logos,etc
- a set of procedures,moral principles,and ethical practices that regulate the use of computer and the internet
- when a person purchases a single licenced copy of the software and load it onto several computers contrary to the licence's terms
- criminal activities that involve the use of computers,networks and the internet connections with the intent to cause harm to individuals or the devices
- process of transforming data into unreadable code
- when software id copied and distributed illegally
- a impression or information about a person that exists on the internet because of his online activity
- fraudulently obtaining money from depositors by claiming to be an authorized bank or financial institution
- an illegal intrusion into a computer system or network
- unwanted bulk emails that come from unknown sources
Down
- the act of using or imitating the language and thoughts of another person as one's original work
- accessing the internet in a illegal manner
- it refers to being aware of ethical practices,and behaving responsibly and appropriately while using the internet
- a program or a set of programes that disrupts the normal functioning of a computer
- act of harming or harassing a person through information technology in a deliberate manner
- hacking done for good cause
- an act of sending an email to a user,misleading him to believe that it is from a trusted person or organisation
- a security system that prevents unauthorized people from accessing your system and network
- practice when attackers keeping sending bulk mails till the mail server gets full
- an act of stealing and misusing someone's personal information
20 Clues: hacking done for good cause • accessing the internet in a illegal manner • process of transforming data into unreadable code • when software id copied and distributed illegally • unwanted bulk emails that come from unknown sources • an illegal intrusion into a computer system or network • an act of stealing and misusing someone's personal information • ...
Cyber Ethics 2025-05-21
Across
- Prevents unauthorized access to or from a private network
- A safe, protected digital environment
- The trail of data you leave online
- Secure tunnel for online privacy
- Keeping personal data safe from misuse
- The act of intentionally hurting others online
- Rules of right and wrong in the digital world
- A good hacker who helps protect systems by finding and security flaws
- Pretending to be someone else online
- Telling a trusted adult about unethical behavior
Down
- A small file that tracks your website activity
- Software that protects against malicious programs
- Your online identity or login name
- Taking someone else's work without credit
- The process of verifying identity
- Software that secretly gathers user info
- Harmful software that damages systems
- Asking for someone's okay before posting their photo
- A secret combination of characters that protects your account
- A fake email that tricks you into giving personal info
20 Clues: Secure tunnel for online privacy • The process of verifying identity • Your online identity or login name • The trail of data you leave online • Pretending to be someone else online • A safe, protected digital environment • Harmful software that damages systems • Keeping personal data safe from misuse • Software that secretly gathers user info • ...
Technology HW 2016-10-03
Across
- The act of avoiding security and breaking into an authorized location usually with malicious intent.
- An app that allows users to share pictures and videos with friends which can only be viewed for 1 to 10 seconds.
- ethics The practice of using morals and values online
- Acceptable Use Policy. A legal document outlining acceptable and prohibited activities on computers and networks.
- taking credit for someone else's writing or ideas
- The unofficial rules of accepted, proper online social conduct
- The illegal copying and distribution of software.
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- Sending angry, rude, or obscene messages directed at a person
- Citizen codes of conduct we all must adopt be safe, responsible, and respectful online.
- protection A copyright protects the publication, production or sale of the rights to a work of art
- Media Online services that bring together people by organizing them around a common interest
- Deliberately posting information to entice or provoke others.
- Bullying that takes place online
- Use using someone's original work for educational purposes, literary criticism, and news reporting
14 Clues: Bullying that takes place online • taking credit for someone else's writing or ideas • The illegal copying and distribution of software. • ethics The practice of using morals and values online • Sending angry, rude, or obscene messages directed at a person • Deliberately posting information to entice or provoke others. • ...
Espanol-Kieran 2023-03-02
15 Clues: never • i post • advice • photos • useful • change • consent • caution • Socials • comments • password • fake name • identity card • cyber bullying • make someone feel bad
dasd 2021-04-30
25 Clues: If • Tap • Else • List • Loop • Cyber • Float • Array • Print • Sprite • Commit • Uptime • Python • Integer • If else • Settings • Function • For loop • Variable • Autonomous • While loop • cybersecurity • Binary numbers • nueral networks • Machine learning
Cyberbullying 2021-04-29
Across
- people might cyber bully to try and be p_p___r
- When you bully on technology.
- If you are being cyber bullied, you should speak to an _____
Down
- someone who purposely tries to put someone down or make them feel terrible
- If someone you know is being cyber bullied, you should ask if they need h__p
- If you are feeling overwhelmed about being cyber bullied, you can turn off your devices and go play o_tsi_e
- If you are being cyber bullied, you may feel l_n_ly
7 Clues: When you bully on technology. • people might cyber bully to try and be p_p___r • If you are being cyber bullied, you may feel l_n_ly • If you are being cyber bullied, you should speak to an _____ • someone who purposely tries to put someone down or make them feel terrible • If someone you know is being cyber bullied, you should ask if they need h__p • ...
8 Cyber Security Facts 2023-08-30
Across
- Smallest unit of a digital image or graphic that can be displayed and represented on a digital display device
- A mode in the computer that stores data on servers in different locations
- The capacity a network can transfer data
- A set of rules governing the format of data sent via the internet or local network.
- Can destroy and delete data off of computers
- A set of instructions, or a system of rules, written in a particular programming language
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- Software package that performs a specific function directly for a person who is intended to use a computer system.
- The capacity a network can transfer data
8 Clues: The capacity a network can transfer data • The capacity a network can transfer data • Can destroy and delete data off of computers • A mode in the computer that stores data on servers in different locations • A set of rules governing the format of data sent via the internet or local network. • ...
ACC03043 - Topic 9 2018-08-31
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- The practice of gaining unauthorised access to a computer system and carrying out various disruptive actions as a means of achieving political or social goals.
- The focus of one of the cyber resilience Board Principles of the World Economic Forum that is addressed by the board periodically reviewing its own performance in the implementation of these principles or seeking independent advice for continuous improvement.
- An __________ system of corporate governance is characterised by public companies with dispersed shareholder
- The focus of one of the cyber resilience Board Principles of the World Economic Forum that is addressed by the board encouraging management to collaborate with other stakeholders, as relevant and appropriate, to ensure systemic cyber resilience.
- An _________ system of corporate governance is one where ownership and control of public companies is exercised by a small number of majority shareholders, such as founding families or institutions.
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- Each country, in varying degrees, has its own ________ features that distinguish its system of corporate governance.
- To effectively deal with cyber challenges, organisational leaders need a mindset that goes beyond ____________ to build a more effective cyber strategy and incorporate it into overall strategic thinking.
- _________ has a vital role to play in securing cyber resilience.
- Corporations in Asia have now emerged as multinational entities with global investors, yet many remain highly __________ and do not exhibit the levels of transparency associated with companies operating in Europe or North America.
- One of the threats that corporations can face and which involves any underhand interference with production, work, etc.
10 Clues: _________ has a vital role to play in securing cyber resilience. • An __________ system of corporate governance is characterised by public companies with dispersed shareholder • Each country, in varying degrees, has its own ________ features that distinguish its system of corporate governance. • ...
Thanksgiving Vocab 2022-11-30
14 Clues: parade • thanks • family • colony • football • thankful • to share • November • relatives • cornucopia • Cyber Monday • autumn, fall • gobble gobble • harvest festival
Protective Security Requirements Crossword 2017-02-09
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- An acronym for the plan that helps ensure critical systems and services are maintained in crises.
- Disabling these in MS Word is good security practice.
- The agency executive with overall responsibility for security.
- Business ________ Level
- Head of information security in an organisation.
- A security classification indicating that compromise of this information could cause exceptionally grave damage to the national interest.(3,6)
- Actions taken to lessen the likelihood and/or consequences associated with risks.
- Acronym for the multi-disciplinary approach to deterring opportunistic criminal behaviour through environmental design.
- These provide step-by-step guides to undertaking information security related tasks and processes.
- A source that has the potential or intent to do harm.
- Information requiring special protection through separation (12,11).
- Grade of container required to secure TS in a SCIF (5,1)
- A process to identify and control threats to assets. (4,10)
- A document describing the characteristics of a proposed operation, process or system and their use (abbr).
- Indicates that the information is specific to a certain interest, requiring need-to-know access.
- Process of validating your access to a system.
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- The PSR contains ___________ on governance and assurance processes and controls based on comprehensive risk and threat assessments, research and environmental monitoring.
- _____ computing is a type of Internet-based computing that provides shared computer processing resources and data to computers and other devices on demand.
- Updating software to the latest version, normally to fix bugs and security holes.
- Acronym for the agency officer responsible for the security of people, information, and/or assets at an event.
- The formal authority to operate an information system or site, requiring the acceptance of residual risks.
- A multi-layered, systematic approach to security in which security countermeasures are combined to support and complement eachother. (8,2,5)
- Acronym for the list of all security products that can be used to protect classified material.
- This type of plan is used to ensure that security incidents are appropriately managed.(8,8)
- Any area, room(s), building or installation that handles classified information (8,4).
- Acts as a conduit for security guidance between the CISO and the system admins.
- Agency required to provide guidance and assistance to departments on matters relating to the security of classified information.
- Information __________ is confidence in the governance of information systems and that effective security measures are implemented.
- Collects and analyses system security logs.
- The formal assertion that an information system complies with minimum standards and agreed design, including any security requirements.
- If you back up to ______ storage, your system will be resilient against ransomeware.
- Disabling any unnecessary features and services in a system or application.
- Acronym for the best practice approach to identifying and reducing potential security risks.
- Abbreviated name for what is used to describe the implementation and operation of controls derived from the NZISM within the system.
- Any accredited area where Sensitive Compartmented Information is handled.
- The periodic review and validation of security measures.
- Abbreviation for cryptologic equipment approved to handle classified material.
37 Clues: Business ________ Level • Collects and analyses system security logs. • Process of validating your access to a system. • Head of information security in an organisation. • Disabling these in MS Word is good security practice. • A source that has the potential or intent to do harm. • Grade of container required to secure TS in a SCIF (5,1) • ...
Problemas en la escuela 2021-10-28
15 Clues: To Copy • Cheater • Privacy • Bullying • To share • To cheat • Plagarism • Vandalism • Harassment • Appropriate • Intimidation • Inappropriate • Cyber bullying • socials social media • caractar bad character
ASDF 2025-02-08
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- A system that monitors and controls network traffic. (8 letters)
- A type of cyber attack that tricks users into revealing information. (7 letters)
- A secret key used to verify a user’s identity. (8 letters)
- The illegal act of breaking into computers to steal data. (6 letters)
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- A security measure that requires two forms of authentication. (3 letters)
- A type of malware that encrypts data and demands a ransom. (9 letters)
6 Clues: A secret key used to verify a user’s identity. (8 letters) • A system that monitors and controls network traffic. (8 letters) • The illegal act of breaking into computers to steal data. (6 letters) • A type of malware that encrypts data and demands a ransom. (9 letters) • A security measure that requires two forms of authentication. (3 letters) • ...
Cyberbullying 2023-06-24
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- The moral principles and guidelines that govern responsible and ethical behavior in online environments, emphasizing respect, privacy, and positive digital interactions.
- Expressions, statements, or content that promotes or incites violence, discrimination, or hostility towards individuals or groups based on attributes such as race, religion, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation.
- Sending or receiving sexually explicit or suggestive messages, images, or videos through electronic devices, usually between mobile phones.
- Practices and precautions taken to ensure the security and well-being of individuals while using digital platforms, including protection from cyberbullying, scams, and online predators.
- The act of using electronic communication methods, such as email, social media, or messaging apps, to repeatedly and obsessively track, monitor, or harass someone.
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- The act of persistently bothering, intimidating, or persecuting someone, often with the intention of causing emotional distress.
- A fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information, such as passwords or credit card details, by disguising as a trustworthy entity in electronic communication, typically through deceptive emails or websites.
- A person who uses digital communication, such as social media, text messages, or online platforms, to harass, intimidate, or torment others.
- The right to keep personal information and activities confidential and protected from unauthorized access or intrusion.
- Deliberately posting provocative or offensive messages or comments online to provoke emotional responses or disrupt discussions.
- An individual who is subjected to harm, mistreatment, or negative actions by others, in this case, specifically through cyberbullying.
11 Clues: The right to keep personal information and activities confidential and protected from unauthorized access or intrusion. • The act of persistently bothering, intimidating, or persecuting someone, often with the intention of causing emotional distress. • ...
Happy Holidays!! 2015-12-05
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- Sccess of Cyber Security requires us to be ________ at all times (8)
- Long Service is a type of ________ given to employees completing specific milestones with the firm (5)
- Tool used to raise a service request with one of the many HRSD functions (9)
- Use this functionality in any tool to make things look bigger on screen (4)
- The phone book is sometimes also called a ________ (9)
- A business resource group that aims at leadership development for early career professionals (7)
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- Collection of news and resources hosted on an internal website (8)
- The firm's official newsletter (3)
- Abbreviation; a process aligned to a policy that allows us to flex our work schedules (3)
- Firmwide tool that is used to track your safe being during a crisis situation (10)
- First name of the executive on Jeanine's management team responsible for Change Management (6)
- The company that created the now discontinued notes database tool (5)
12 Clues: The firm's official newsletter (3) • The phone book is sometimes also called a ________ (9) • Collection of news and resources hosted on an internal website (8) • Sccess of Cyber Security requires us to be ________ at all times (8) • The company that created the now discontinued notes database tool (5) • ...
Cyber Crossword 2022-09-12
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- A segment of data sent by an Internet server to the browser that is returned to the browser every time it accesses the server. This is used to identify the user or track their access to the server. Initially, cookies were used to stay logged in but are now commonly used for tracking.
- The programs and other operating systems used by a computer.
- Programs that automatically execute tasks as ordered by the creator of the program that has infected them.
- Also known as an Internet Protocol address, is the string of numbers used to identify each computer using the internet on a network.
- The act of taking advantage of human trust to gain access to private information. This can be done as easily as calling a number and asking for it.
- A cyber attacker who uses software and social engineering methods to steal data and information.
- Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto.
- A secret word or phrase that is used to access a computer system or service.
- A strategy that is in place to manage upgrades for software applications.
- Seemingly harmless impersonal data, like how many times a user clicked or refreshed the page when visiting a website.
- A form of malware used to threaten victims by blocking, publishing, or corrupting their data unless the ransom is paid.
- Creating a fake identity on a social network account, usually a dating website, to target a specific victim for deception.
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- A service from Google that works to protect websites from spam and abuse caused by robots. A user is presented with a Turing test to distinguish them from a robot.
- A technique for protecting computers, networks, programs, and data from unauthorized access or hackers for exploitation.
- A language used to create and control the content on a website, allowing you to program the behavior of web pages to do a specified action.
- The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed.
- Customizable additions to software for extra functionality.
- An internet traffic filter meant to stop unauthorized incoming and outgoing traffic.
- The method of obtaining user information through fraudulent communications targeted directly at people. This is usually done through emails disguised as coming from a legitimate source but delivers the target’s information back to the hacker’s actual source.
- An error, flaw, failure, or fault in a computer program or system that causes an unintended code interaction.
- Text that can be read by the human eye
- A simple form of code for software that can be written in word editors.
22 Clues: Text that can be read by the human eye • The way in which the identity of a user is confirmed. • Customizable additions to software for extra functionality. • The programs and other operating systems used by a computer. • Cryptocurrency, a form of electronic cash created by Satoshi Nakamoto. • ...
cyber literacy 2021-03-15
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- website, site people visit ti gather information and learn about something
- participating in your world in a responsible way
- places that exist in the real world but only online
- online environment of the cyberworld in which communications take place
- Wide Web, subset of the Internet. Collection of pages connected by hypertext links
- material, websites that make you feel uncomfortable
- questions, questions you have about a subject and what you want to learn
- every person is a citizen; a native or naturalized person who owes an allegiance to a government and is entitled to protection from it
- modern world of computers, communications and other digital technologies
- a group of worldwide web pages usually containing hyperlinks to each other and made available online by an individual, company, education institution government or organization
- citizen, participating in the cyberworld makes you a member of the global online community
- global communication network that allows computers to exchange and share information worldwide
- rules, which websites you may visit and what time limits you have for surfing the Web
- to draw forth, to pull or take out, keywords for your research questions as a starting point for what to type into a search engine
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- website, informational, but primary purpose is to convince people to buy something, such as an idea, a product or a subscription
- words that are most relevant to our topic, into a search engine
- media, websites, computer software, e-books, MP3 files
- engine, tool that helps us make it through the billions of websites to locate only those that are specific to our search (google, yahoo, bing)
- citizenship, taking responsibility for your role in cyberspace and engaging in positive and ethical decision-making to stay safe online
- search, search using logical operators to connect keywords; and/or/not
- connected to, served by or available through a system and especially a computer or telecommunications system (such as the Internet)
- page, displays all of the websites it has located that are connected to our keywords
- literacy, being both proficient in the use of new technologies and comfortable in the atmosphere of cyberspace
- pages, single, usually hypertext document on the World Wide Web that can incorporate text, graphics, sounds
- search, search that finds the most relevant and credible information specific to our search
- natives, people who were born after the invention of digital technology and have grown up using it
26 Clues: participating in your world in a responsible way • places that exist in the real world but only online • material, websites that make you feel uncomfortable • media, websites, computer software, e-books, MP3 files • words that are most relevant to our topic, into a search engine • search, search using logical operators to connect keywords; and/or/not • ...
Cyber Keywords 2022-11-28
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- Computer code that lies dormant until it is triggered by a specific logical event.
- Malware that prevents a user's device from properly operating until a fee is paid
- A general term used to describe software that spies on users by gathering information without consent
- Enhancements to the software to provide new or expanded functionality, but do not address security vulnerabilities.
- A software program that delivers advertising content in a manner that is unexpected and unwanted by the user
- software that examines a computer for any infections as well as monitors computer activity and scans new documents that might contain a virus
- Software or a hardware device that captures and stores each keystroke that a user types on the computer's keyboard.
- A separate program or a feature incorporated within a browser that stops popup advertisements from appearing.
- A logical computer network of zombies under the control of an attacker
- Software code that gives access to a program or a service that circumvents normal security protections.
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- Software that is a cumulative package of all patches and feature updates.
- Software that enters a computer system without the user's knowledge or consent and then performs an unwanted and usually harmful action.
- A database of viruses that is used to identify an infected file
- A copy of files from a computer's hard drive saved on other digital media that is stored in a secure location.
- Hardware or software designed to limit the spread of malware.
- A malicious program designed to enter a computer via a network to take advantage of a vulnerability in an application or an operating system.
- An attacker who controls a botnet.
- A set of software tools used by an attacker to hide the actions or presence of other types of malicious software.
- A publicly released software security update intended to repair a vulnerability.
- An infected computer that is under the remote control of an attacker.
20 Clues: An attacker who controls a botnet. • Hardware or software designed to limit the spread of malware. • A database of viruses that is used to identify an infected file • An infected computer that is under the remote control of an attacker. • A logical computer network of zombies under the control of an attacker • ...
Cyber Sec 2024-03-16
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- displays advertisements
- malware transmits private info
- someone who attempts to gain unauthorized access
- may be used to gain access to computer
- using electronic means to bully
- process of identifying someones's identity
- collection of compromised computers
- encrypted parts of internet not found by search engines
- basic access control mechanism
- social engineering attack
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- program run from the network
- hackers using computing power to generate cryptocurrency
- high speed transmission system
- any type of harmful software
- software to detect/prevent malware
- helps screen out hackers
- coverts info to secret form
- release of secure info
- challenge respond test to verify real human
- secure online service
20 Clues: secure online service • release of secure info • displays advertisements • helps screen out hackers • social engineering attack • coverts info to secret form • program run from the network • any type of harmful software • malware transmits private info • high speed transmission system • basic access control mechanism • using electronic means to bully • ...
Cyber-Word 2025-04-01
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- – Scrambles data for protection.
- Control – Restricts system resource usage.
- – Hidden entry point for attackers.
- Cracking – Breaking user password security.
- Email – Fraudulent message attempting data theft.
- – Network of infected devices.
- – Unauthorized system intruder.
- Injection – Malicious database manipulation.
- Horse – Malicious software disguised as useful.
- – Local area network.
- – Fraudulent attempt to steal data.
- – Secure internet connection.
- Detection – Monitors for suspicious activity.
- – Exploit discovered before patch.
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- – Holds data hostage for ransom.
- – Detects and removes harmful software.
- – Wireless local area network.
- – Software for malicious purposes.
- Security – Protects data in the cloud.
- – Overloads system with traffic.
- – Identifier for wireless networks.
- – Blocks unauthorized network access.
- Testing – Simulated cyberattack for security testing.
- – Converts data into fixed-length.
- Server – Acts as an intermediary.
25 Clues: – Local area network. • – Secure internet connection. • – Wireless local area network. • – Network of infected devices. • – Unauthorized system intruder. • – Holds data hostage for ransom. • – Scrambles data for protection. • – Overloads system with traffic. • Server – Acts as an intermediary. • – Software for malicious purposes. • – Converts data into fixed-length. • ...
Cyber Maze 2025-03-28
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- Secure remote network access.
- Connects devices within network.
- Device's unique hardware identifier.
- Tests network connectivity.
- Data transfer capacity.
- Intermediary for client requests.
- Translates domain names to IPs.
- Nodes interconnect redundantly.
- Endpoint for network communication.
- Network in limited area.
- Single cable connects all devices.
- Connects different network types.
- Hierarchical network structure.
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- Rules for data transmission.
- Defines network's subnet boundaries.
- Delay in data transmission.
- Displays packet's path.
- Device's unique network identifier.
- Fundamental internet communication protocols.
- Devices connected in circular path.
- Network spans large regions.
- Central hub links all nodes.
- Assigns IP addresses automatically.
- Monitors and controls network traffic.
- Directs data between networks.
25 Clues: Displays packet's path. • Data transfer capacity. • Network in limited area. • Delay in data transmission. • Tests network connectivity. • Rules for data transmission. • Network spans large regions. • Central hub links all nodes. • Secure remote network access. • Directs data between networks. • Translates domain names to IPs. • Nodes interconnect redundantly. • ...
CYBER ETHICS 2025-06-03
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- Copying someone’s work or ideas without giving credit.
- Rules that guide what is right or wrong
- Something that is not real or true online
- Harmful software like viruses, worms, or trojans.
- The right to keep your personal information safe online
- A unique identity used to log into digital accounts.
- A secret word used to gain access to a computer or account
- Legal right that protects original creations
- Stealing someone’s personal data to act as them online
- To prevent someone from contacting or viewing your content
- Accessing a computer system without permission
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- Using or distributing software illegally
- A security barrier to block unauthorized access
- Creations of the mind protected by law, like inventions and art.
- A type of malware that spreads and damages systems
- Using digital platforms to harm or embarrass someone
- A trick to steal personal information through fake emails or messages
- Unwanted and repeated messages or emails.
- Trail of data created by an individual's online activity
- Ensuring the reliability and validity of information shared online
- Internet manners and polite behavior online
- Treating others with respect, avoiding cyberbullying, and engaging in constructive online interactions
22 Clues: Rules that guide what is right or wrong • Using or distributing software illegally • Something that is not real or true online • Unwanted and repeated messages or emails. • Internet manners and polite behavior online • Legal right that protects original creations • Accessing a computer system without permission • A security barrier to block unauthorized access • ...
Cyber Ethics 2025-05-30
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- Breaking a system's security to test or exploit it
- Secret code to access a system
- Protective measure to block unauthorized access
- Repetitive, unwanted emails often used for advertising
- A lie or false claim spread online
- Type of bullying that occurs via digital devices
- Security measure using a mix of letters, symbols, numbers
- Legal protection for original digital content
- Trackable data collected about users
- Stealing and using someone else's online identity
- Ethical use of the internet and digital resources
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- Type of malicious software that demands payment
- Illegal copying or distribution of software
- Unauthorized use of someone else’s writing or work
- Moral principles in computing
- Software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system
- Protection of digital data from theft or damage
- Intentional deception online
- Basic internet behavior standards
- Accessing data without permission
- Doing the right thing online
- Credit must be given to this when using someone's work
22 Clues: Intentional deception online • Doing the right thing online • Moral principles in computing • Secret code to access a system • Basic internet behavior standards • Accessing data without permission • A lie or false claim spread online • Trackable data collected about users • Illegal copying or distribution of software • Legal protection for original digital content • ...
Cyber Ethics 2025-05-21
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- Prevents unauthorized access to or from a private network
- A safe, protected digital environment
- The trail of data you leave online
- Secure tunnel for online privacy
- Keeping personal data safe from misuse
- The act of intentionally hurting others online
- Rules of right and wrong in the digital world
- A good hacker who helps protect systems by finding and security flaws
- Pretending to be someone else online
- Telling a trusted adult about unethical behavior
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- A small file that tracks your website activity
- Software that protects against malicious programs
- Your online identity or login name
- Taking someone else's work without credit
- The process of verifying identity
- Software that secretly gathers user info
- Harmful software that damages systems
- Asking for someone's okay before posting their photo
- A secret combination of characters that protects your account
- A fake email that tricks you into giving personal info
20 Clues: Secure tunnel for online privacy • The process of verifying identity • Your online identity or login name • The trail of data you leave online • Pretending to be someone else online • A safe, protected digital environment • Harmful software that damages systems • Keeping personal data safe from misuse • Software that secretly gathers user info • ...
cyber sceurity 2025-05-07
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- A person who breaks into systems to cause harm or steal data.
- Transforming information to hide its meaning.
- Deceptive activities to gain money or personal information illegally.
- A small file that stores user data in the browser.
- Illegal copying or sharing of software.
- Unwanted bulk emails sent to many people.
- The unique ID every device has on a network.
- Ethical rules to follow while using the internet.
- A system that filters network traffic for safety.
- Unethical act of harassing someone online.
- Ethical use of technology and internet.
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- A malicious trick where users click on invisible or disguised elements.
- A legal right that protects original digital works.
- Copying someone’s work and claiming it as your own.
- Secret word used to access an account.
- The online record you leave behind.
- Fake websites or emails used to trick users.
- A malicious program that spreads by itself.
- A person who breaks into systems.
- The act of accessing a system without permission.
20 Clues: A person who breaks into systems. • The online record you leave behind. • Secret word used to access an account. • Illegal copying or sharing of software. • Ethical use of technology and internet. • Unwanted bulk emails sent to many people. • Unethical act of harassing someone online. • A malicious program that spreads by itself. • ...
Cyber Crossword 2026-01-12
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- A flaw or weakness in an information system that could be exploited
- Phishing for the big prize!
- A string of characters used to authenticate an identity
- A mechanism for creating a secure connection between a computing device and a computer network
- The ability of individuals to understand and exercise control over how information about themselves may be used by others
- An unauthorized user who attempts to or gains access to an information system
- Extra copies of computer files that can be used to restore files that are lost or damaged
- An individual, group, organization, or government that conducts or has the intent to conduct detrimental activities
- Converting data into a form that cannot be easily understood by unauthorized people
- Software that compromises the operation of a system by performing an unauthorized function or process
- Computer programs that can block, detect, and remove viruses and other malware
- The protection of digital information, as well as the integrity of the infrastructure housing and transmitting digital inform
- Human characteristics used for identification
- A type of malware that denies a user's access to a system or data until a sum of money is paid
- Attempting to trick people into revealing sensitive information, often by using emails or fake websites that look like like they are from trusted
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- A cybersecurity risk that originates from within an organization
- Part of the internet that isn't indexed by search engines
- A routine fix for a computer program
- Software designed to block malware from entering protected networks
- A replacement for passwords that provide more secure sign-ins to websites and apps across a user's devices
- Software that is secretly or surreptitiously installed into an information system without the knowledge of the system user
- A process or measure used to verify a user's identity
- A collection of computers compromised by malicious code and controlled across a network
- A computer program that can copy itself and cause harm in various ways, such as stealing private information or destroying da
- The unauthorized movement or disclosure of sensitive information to a party, usually outside the organization
- Unsolicited emails sent to many addresses
- Faking the sending address of a transmission to gain illegal entry into a secure system
27 Clues: Phishing for the big prize! • A routine fix for a computer program • Unsolicited emails sent to many addresses • Human characteristics used for identification • A process or measure used to verify a user's identity • A string of characters used to authenticate an identity • Part of the internet that isn't indexed by search engines • ...
Cybersecurity 2023-09-14
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- ________ settings let you decide who can see what you post.
- A secret word or phrase that may include numbers, letters, or symbols
- _______ card. You can use this instead of money to buy things at a store or online.
- When you don't pay for something and just take it
- when you're on the internet, clicking on a _______ will take you to a new page or location
- Sending a letter through the computer.
- _______ security - the title of this crossword
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- Ring, ring. You probably carry this with you in your pocket or purse every day!
- Websites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and TikTok are examples of ______ media
- It may look like a real email, but if it's asking you to share your passsword, it's probably ____
- Putting a new software program or app on your phone
- Another word for coins, dollars, loonies, and toonies
- When you post pictures of your cat or tell someone your good news
- Information that you need to keep hidden or private
14 Clues: Sending a letter through the computer. • _______ security - the title of this crossword • When you don't pay for something and just take it • Putting a new software program or app on your phone • Information that you need to keep hidden or private • Another word for coins, dollars, loonies, and toonies • ________ settings let you decide who can see what you post. • ...
Udgam school for children - Bullying. 2016-02-04
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- Cruel fact about bullying is that it is ___.
- Sending inappropriate e-mails is referred as ___.
- Bullies feel ____when others feel inferior.
- One of the Major reason of bullying.
- Create awareness that bullying has serious_____.
- ____the person to report the acts of bullying.
- Bullying impacts self-_______.
- Cyber bullying causes serious ____.
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- Bullies try to impose themselves by ____methods
- Bullying is a form of ______behaviour.
- Bullies avoid picking on a target when he/she is in ___.
- Most of the bullying occurs in ____ places.
- ____ bullying leads to academic, social, legal problems.
- ___teens to keep proofs of cyber bullying.
14 Clues: Bullying impacts self-_______. • Cyber bullying causes serious ____. • One of the Major reason of bullying. • Bullying is a form of ______behaviour. • ___teens to keep proofs of cyber bullying. • Bullies feel ____when others feel inferior. • Most of the bullying occurs in ____ places. • Cruel fact about bullying is that it is ___. • ...
Vocab Test - Unit 4 - Station 2 2020-05-03
16 Clues: map • Link • Neuheit • täglich • influence • Kommentar • Veganismus • nicht mögen • to be around • äußerst sehr • Cyber-Mobbing • Lieblings-... • out of fashion • online stellen • eigentlich, grundsätzlich • auf den neuesten Stand bringen
Cyber Security Awareness Month 2023-09-29
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- A network security device that monitors and filters incoming and outgoing network traffic to block unauthorized access.
- The process of converting data into a code to prevent unauthorized access and protect data confidentiality.
- A secret combination of characters used to authenticate and gain access to a computer system or online account.
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- A fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information, such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details, by posing as a trustworthy entity.
- A weakness or flaw in a system's security that can be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized access.
- Software designed to detect, prevent, and remove malicious software (malware) from a computer or network.
- A broad term for any software designed to harm, exploit, or infiltrate computer systems, including viruses, spyware, and ransomware.
7 Clues: A weakness or flaw in a system's security that can be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized access. • Software designed to detect, prevent, and remove malicious software (malware) from a computer or network. • The process of converting data into a code to prevent unauthorized access and protect data confidentiality. • ...
French 8, Unit 4 La Technolgie 2020-04-13
18 Clues: app • file • email • screen • folder • to save • computer • wireless • keyboard • to follow • to turn on • to download • to search for • cyber bullying • the "at" symbol • computer science • videos video games • to copy illegally, hack
Test 2023-05-24
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- This trainer loves Dutch Bros, K-Pop, and reading. Favorite book is Pride and Prejudice
- This trainer loves going to the beach, trying new foods, and has a tattoo of Eevee
- This trainer was once chased by an elephant in South Africa
- This trainer is the 1st girl born in her family in 75 years
- This trainer has a passion for cinematography and content creation in video production and animation
- This trainer likes to travel and is a huge sports fan
- This trainer has 5 brothers and lives off energy drinks
- This trainer loves collectibles, LEGOs (not building them), Star Wars, and Twilight
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- This trainer loves to sleep, read, and Twilight
- This trainer went to school for Cyber Security Analytics
- This trainer loves going to concerts, watching K-dramas and Twilight
- This trainer has a superpower of being late to everything and survives off caffeine
- This trainer is cooler than a polar bear's toenail
- This trainer once surfed a volcano in Nicaragua
14 Clues: This trainer loves to sleep, read, and Twilight • This trainer once surfed a volcano in Nicaragua • This trainer is cooler than a polar bear's toenail • This trainer likes to travel and is a huge sports fan • This trainer has 5 brothers and lives off energy drinks • This trainer went to school for Cyber Security Analytics • ...
CYBER SECURITY PART2 CROSSWORD 2021-12-08
Across
- -A basic security mechanism that consists of a secret word or phrase that must be used to gain access to an account
- network security system used to stop unauthorised access
- software which appears to be legitimate but is malicious
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- The malicious computer program that spread and do harm to computer, which can be launch through infected program or by the use of infected disk or USB drive
- psychological manipulation to trick users into making security mistakes or giving away sensitive information
- A form of malware that can replicate and spread without the need for human or system interaction. Think of it as malware on autopilot
- an email message sent to a large number of people without their consent, usually promoting a product or service
7 Clues: network security system used to stop unauthorised access • software which appears to be legitimate but is malicious • psychological manipulation to trick users into making security mistakes or giving away sensitive information • an email message sent to a large number of people without their consent, usually promoting a product or service • ...
Cyber Security Key Terms 2023-09-15
Across
- - Where attackers will intentionally deceive others
- - threats that come from outside the organisation
- - Unwanted adverts that will pop up on your screen
- - is a form of video system
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- - are a form of security measure by their unique physical characteristics
- - threats that come from within the organisation
- - Short for the Onion Routing Projects
7 Clues: - is a form of video system • - Short for the Onion Routing Projects • - threats that come from within the organisation • - threats that come from outside the organisation • - Unwanted adverts that will pop up on your screen • - Where attackers will intentionally deceive others • - are a form of security measure by their unique physical characteristics
Unit 11-Cyber Security 2023-09-15
7 Clues: harmful software • digital illegal activity • network security barrier • isolated testing environment • protection of digital resources • unique physical characteristics for authentication • scam in which attackers trick people into disclosing confidential information
Cyber Security Puzzle 2024 2024-12-18
Across
- Getting into someone else’s computer or device without their permission.
- Software that can have a bad impact on your device or computer.
- A message that tries to trick you into doing something that could cause you harm, such as giving away information or clicking on a scam website.
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- A way to stop hackers getting into your accounts, even if they know your password.
- Information about you held on computers that you wouldn’t want others (especially hackers) to get hold of.
- A sequence of characters (or words) used to stop criminals from accessing your accounts.
- Unwanted emails or messages that usually try to sell you something.
7 Clues: Software that can have a bad impact on your device or computer. • Unwanted emails or messages that usually try to sell you something. • Getting into someone else’s computer or device without their permission. • A way to stop hackers getting into your accounts, even if they know your password. • ...
CYBERSPACE INVESTIGATION 2021-07-19
Across
- unlawful or prohibited acts of libel as defined in Article 355 of the Revised penal Code.
- the fraudulent practice of sending emails to individuals that purport to come from legitimate Internet retailer or financial service.
- cyber security body of knowledge.
- proof of identity is an essential component to identify intruder.
- alteration or deletion of any computer data without right resulting in inauthentic data with the intent that it be considered or acted upon for legal purposes as if it were authentic.
- the interactional space or environment created by linking computers together into a communication network.
- any criminal activity that takes place within or by utilizing networks of electronic communication such as the Internet.
- alteration or deletion of computer data or program or interference in the functioning of a computer system.
- computer security
- malicious software programs which are infiltrated into computers disguised as benign applications or data.
- refers to a person who in behalf of another person and with respect to a particular electronic document sends receives and/or stores provides other services in respect of that electronic data message or electronic document.
- refers to listening to recording monitoring or surveillance of the content of communications.
- pieces of computer code that can infect computer system causing disruptions to their normal operation.
- visual or written representations of sexually explicit nature, whose primary aim or use is to stimulate sexual excitement.
- an unauthorized person uses the identity of an unauthorized computer user to access the computer system.
- stalking that takes place via online communication mechanism such as email chat rooms, instant messaging, and discussion lists.
- publicly accessible network of computers that emerged in the 1970s and came to span the globe by the late 1990s.
- is an assurance that comes from a proactive and standard-based identification and detection and an integrated protection and
- open web application security project.
- a general term for a variety of computer codes.
- refers to the modification or change in form or substance of an existing computer data or program.
- refers to the transmission of information through ICT media.
- refers to a representation of information knowledge facts concepts or instructions which are being prepared processed or stored or have been prepared, processed or stored in a formalized manner and which are intended for use in a computer system
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- the willful engagement,maintenance control or operation,directly or indirectly of any lascivious exhibition of sexual organs.
- a person infringes a right protected.
- those property rights associated with original expressions.
- varied threats.
- refers to the collection of tools policies risk management approaches actions training best practices assurance and technologies that can be used to protect the cyber environment and organization and user’s assets.
- criminal acts that tend to go largely unobserved.
- social, economic,political and cultural process in which local and national spatial limits on interaction are overcome,and thus come to span the globe.
- center for internet security.
- popular term for copyright violations-the unauthorized copying distribution or sale of informational goods over which some party claims to possess propriety rights.
- the fraudulent practice of establishing facsimiles or legitimate websites.
- the right to be left alone freedom from observation and interference from others.
- these can be used to store copies of files from the computer for use in his investigation.
- terrorist activity that targets computer networks and information systems for attack.
- techniques and tools associated with encoding or scrambling data.
- the practice of allowing others to make copies of files stored on a computer via downloading.
- means transferring or otherwise disposing of to another or obtaining control of with intent to transfer or dispose of.
- the systematic observation and monitoring of people and places as a tool for effecting greater control over behavior.
- the act of copying digital material posted online into the storage medium on one’s computer.
- refers to a person who is intended by the originator to receive the electronic data message or electronic document.
- market economic activity undertaken via the internet or similar electronic communication networks.
- means natural person.
- the act of creative problem solving when faced with complex technical problems.
- generally derogatory term used to describe activities associated with hacking in its second sense, that of unauthorized access to computer systems.
- notoriously slippery term used to denote representations expressions or actions often of a sexual nature.
- political activism and social protest that uses hacking tools and techniques.
- surveillance that focuses not upon the visual or other tracking of the physical individual
- the term does not include a person acting as an intermediary with respect to that electronic document.
- refers to a computer or a computer network the electronic medium in which online communication takes place.
51 Clues: varied threats. • computer security • means natural person. • center for internet security. • cyber security body of knowledge. • a person infringes a right protected. • open web application security project. • a general term for a variety of computer codes. • criminal acts that tend to go largely unobserved. • those property rights associated with original expressions. • ...
Cybersecurity 2023-09-04
Across
- Make sure you set a strong one by using upper, lowercase, numbers and characters
- Organized and unauthorized use of an app to send thousands of messages to its users, either by fake or hacked profiles
- Common messaging platform for attackers to use for cyberattacks
- An attempt to obtain sensitive information such as usernames, passwords etc. often for malicious reasons by disguising as a trustworthy entity in an electronic communication
- Type of cyberattack that uses malware disguised as a legitimate file to infect a system or device. Named by a famous wooden horse
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- Malicious software that encrypts files or locks your computer, and retains control until you pay a certain amount of money
- Cyber-attackers use creative ways to trick you to enable them to steal it
- Type of cyber-attack that uses multiple computers or devices to send overwhelming traffic to a targeted website or network. The attack aims to cause the target to slow down or completely stop functioning
- Form of malware that poses a security program. If clicked, it pretends to scan for threats and malware on your PC and then lures you into paying real money in exchange for resolving the imaginary threat
9 Clues: Common messaging platform for attackers to use for cyberattacks • Cyber-attackers use creative ways to trick you to enable them to steal it • Make sure you set a strong one by using upper, lowercase, numbers and characters • Organized and unauthorized use of an app to send thousands of messages to its users, either by fake or hacked profiles • ...
cybersafety 2014-04-06
Across
- A PROBLEM AND THE STUFF THAT STOPS YOU IN LIFE
- SOMETHING THAT ISNT LEGAL
- A PLACE WHERE YOU GET YOUR INFO FROM
- YOUR OWN STUFF
- WHEN YOUR NOT ONLINE YOUR ______
- THE NAME WHICH IS GIVEN TO PEOPLE WHO INTENTIONALLY CAUSE DISTRESS
- PEOPLE THAT CAN HELP YOU
- DATA
- A WBSITE WERE YOYU CAN EXPRESS YOUR OPINION
- A VERY SMART MACHINE THAT CAN THINK FOR ITSELF
- WHERE WE LIVE
- WHEN YOUR NOT OFFLINE
- ____ SMART
- THE ORGANISATION THAT RUNS THE COUNTRY
- PEOPLE WHO WILL GO TO IF YOU GET INVOLVED
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- BEING ONLINE WITH FRIENDS
- ADJECTIVE OF WHAT YOU CAN BE ONLINE
- CYBER ____
- THE WEB
- A DEFENSE AGAINST SOMETHING
- THEFT IS WHEN PEOPLE STEAL YOUR IDENTITY TO USE YOUR MONEY TO PURCHUSE THINGS
- WHEN YOU GET NAKED ONLINE
- THE BELIEFS OR OPINON THAT GENERALLY HELD ABOUT SOMETHING
- CYBER____
- PEOPLE OF THE PLANET EARTH
25 Clues: DATA • THE WEB • CYBER____ • CYBER ____ • ____ SMART • WHERE WE LIVE • YOUR OWN STUFF • WHEN YOUR NOT OFFLINE • PEOPLE THAT CAN HELP YOU • BEING ONLINE WITH FRIENDS • SOMETHING THAT ISNT LEGAL • WHEN YOU GET NAKED ONLINE • PEOPLE OF THE PLANET EARTH • A DEFENSE AGAINST SOMETHING • WHEN YOUR NOT ONLINE YOUR ______ • ADJECTIVE OF WHAT YOU CAN BE ONLINE • A PLACE WHERE YOU GET YOUR INFO FROM • ...
Cyber Smart Edition 1 2023-04-12
Across
- We learned more about Personally Identifiable Information (PII), which includes full name, identification numbers (passports, national identification cards, and employee numbers), date of birth, financial information, and _____ records.
- attacks often happen due to ______ error.
- renewed focus on data _____ and privacy
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- data classification can apply to documents, ______ and attachments according to the level of confidentiality and sensitivity of data.
- ______ typically encrypts the victim’s data, making it inaccessible until a ransom is paid. The encryption can be very strong, making it difficult for security professionals to decrypt the files without the encryption key.
- responsibility Cyber security is indeed a collective _____
- Phishing scams have also become more sophisticated, going beyond email to SMS, social media apps and messaging platforms, with attackers using social engineering tactics to trick users into giving away ______ information
7 Clues: renewed focus on data _____ and privacy • attacks often happen due to ______ error. • responsibility Cyber security is indeed a collective _____ • data classification can apply to documents, ______ and attachments according to the level of confidentiality and sensitivity of data. • ...
Test_CW 2023-04-02
Security Newsletter 2023-03-20
Across
- Malicious software.
- Nickname for the security team that created this crossword puzzle and handles security monitoring, alerts, and incidents.
- This type of security tool helps block known computer viruses.
- With whom should you share your passwords?
- This type of data classification must not be shared and must be inventoried and protected. This includes PHI, passwords, access keys, and Tempus-generated unique identifiers such as patient-id, order-id, sample-id.
- This security principle forces code to run with the lowest permission level possible.
- This type of data classification is freely available to anyone and may be shared, such as information posted on our website.
- Nickname for the security team that helps development implement security throughout the software development life cycle at Tempus.
- Nickname for the security team that ensures Tempus data is classified, processed, and stored according to security policies.
- This type of MFA to your phone is the least secure.
- You should always connect to this when using the internet for work outside of the Tempus office.
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- This type of vulnerability is new and does not yet have a fix.
- This type of data classification must not be shared but does not require special inventory and protection. Examples include budgets, salary, source code, sales and business information, design documents and partner information.
- Nickname for the security team that ensures that the right accounts have the right level of access to the right resources.
- This is used to securely communicate, ensuring that a message can be read only by its sender and intended recipient.
- Unwanted software for advertisements.
- A malicious text, such as an unexpected text requesting gift cards by someone pretending to be our CEO.
- A phishing campaign targeted at a specific individual or group of individuals.
- Nickname for the security team that implements security measures to protect Tempus resources in the cloud.
- Patient data must be protected to comply with this regulation.
20 Clues: Malicious software. • Unwanted software for advertisements. • With whom should you share your passwords? • This type of MFA to your phone is the least secure. • This type of vulnerability is new and does not yet have a fix. • This type of security tool helps block known computer viruses. • Patient data must be protected to comply with this regulation. • ...
new technologies 2018-05-22
Across
- information / untrue news or promotions
- / a device that connects you with the world
- / a device that allows you to have internet connection
- geek / a very talented person about computers
- / online harassment
- / a cyber attack
- / a device that allows you stock information
- control / a device that allows you to control your TV and change programs
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- / a way of discussing online
- / a small computer
- / spending more than 6h per day online
- / a famous social network
- / a device that allows you to call your friends and search the net
- / a TV-like device but it is smaller
14 Clues: / a cyber attack • / a small computer • / online harassment • / a famous social network • / a way of discussing online • / a TV-like device but it is smaller • / spending more than 6h per day online • information / untrue news or promotions • / a device that connects you with the world • / a device that allows you stock information • ...
Sam Heath 7B 2021-06-24
10 Clues: a care taker • Being safe online • a feeling that is good • When a boy is grown up • when a girl is grown up • a mental felling that is sad • A person that cares about you • when someone is being mean online • someone that annoys you repeatedly • A group of people that are related to you
Sam Heath 7B 2021-06-24
10 Clues: a care taker • Being safe online • a feeling that is good • When a boy is grown up • when a girl is grown up • a mental feeling that is sad • A person that cares about you • when someone is being mean online • someone that annoys you repeatedly • A group of people that are related to you
AI Forensics(4n6) 2020-06-09
Across
- IBM tool using Watson technology to fight cyber attacks
- This tool was developed by Symantec to fight a Dragonfly 2.0 attack.
- an israel-based cloud-based network security service that uses AI for a zero-trust network model.
- a malware using AI model to identify its target using facial recognition, geolocation and voice recognition.
- Darktrace’s active self-defence product to Enterprise Immune System to identify suspicious activities.
- a tool that using AI and ML to validate a person's identity just from a swipe on a touchscreen.
- Vectra’s platform using AI to detect attackers in real-time.
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- The conference that launched the AI revolution in 1956.
- world's leading email defense companies,deploying AI and ML to mitigate threats.
- a malware analysis tool developed by DARPA using deep learning neural networks.
- an AI model that proposed End to End Digital Investigation Process.
- A Neural Fake News detection model by Allen Institute for AI (AI2).
12 Clues: The conference that launched the AI revolution in 1956. • IBM tool using Watson technology to fight cyber attacks • Vectra’s platform using AI to detect attackers in real-time. • an AI model that proposed End to End Digital Investigation Process. • A Neural Fake News detection model by Allen Institute for AI (AI2). • ...
Digital Citizenship 2024-10-07
Across
- ______ media: Online platforms where people share content, communicate, and connect with others
- secret combination of letters, numbers, and symbols used to access accounts securely
- A dishonest scheme or trick meant to cheat you out of money or information
- A personal profile used to access websites or services, often protected by a username and password.
- Unwanted or irrelevant messages sent in bulk, typically through email
- _____ Footprint: The trace you leave behind when using the internet
- _____ theft: When someone steals your personal information to pretend they are you
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- Small text files stored on a computer
- ______bullying: Using digital devices to harass or bully someone online
- protect your computer or online information from unauthorized access.
- Legal protection that gives creators control over their original works, like writing, art, and music
- Pieces of information collected by companies about you, like your name, age, or browsing habits
12 Clues: Small text files stored on a computer • _____ Footprint: The trace you leave behind when using the internet • protect your computer or online information from unauthorized access. • Unwanted or irrelevant messages sent in bulk, typically through email • ______bullying: Using digital devices to harass or bully someone online • ...
SAP Security 2021-05-06
Across
- Defined as one individual having the ability to perform overlapping and conflicting function.
- In SAP BW, Tcode used to check AAs and also in tracing and analysis of authorization issues.
- Tcode used in CRM for tracing Authorization Issue
- This role inherits the menu structure and the functions included from a template role
- Authorization control in SAP which governs table access
- Consists of any number of single roles.
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- IDM page that is accessed by end-users and approvers/managers
- Tcode for Checking Table
- Tcode for User Maintenance
- Majority of cyber-attacks and security breaches happen at which layer?
- A user of the type ______ is a dialog user that is available to an anonymous, larger group of users. Generally, this type of user should only be assigned very restricted authorizations.
- Tcode for used for maintaining/creating/deleting roles in the SAP Environment
12 Clues: Tcode for Checking Table • Tcode for User Maintenance • Consists of any number of single roles. • Tcode used in CRM for tracing Authorization Issue • Authorization control in SAP which governs table access • IDM page that is accessed by end-users and approvers/managers • Majority of cyber-attacks and security breaches happen at which layer? • ...
Computer Careers 2024-05-10
Across
- database administrators (DBAs) manage and maintain databases used by organizations to store and organize data. They ensure data security, optimize database performance, and troubleshoot issues as they arise.
- network administrators are responsible for the design, implementation, and maintenance of an organization's computer networks. They manage network hardware, troubleshoot connectivity issues, and ensure network security.
- systems analysts analyze an organization's computer systems and processes to identify areas for improvement. They work with stakeholders to gather requirements, design solutions, and oversee system implementation.
- computer hardware engineers design, develop, and test computer hardware components such as processors, memory devices, and circuit boards. They may also optimize existing hardware to improve performance and efficiency.
- IT support specialists provide technical assistance to users experiencing computer-related issues. They troubleshoot hardware and software problems, install and configure computer systems, and provide training to users.
- cybersecurity analysts protect computer systems and networks from cyber threats such as hacking, malware, and data breaches. They monitor for security incidents, implement security measures, and develop response plans.
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- web developers design and create websites. They are responsible for both the technical aspects of website construction, such as coding and scripting, as well as the visual design and user experience.
- data scientists analyze complex data sets to extract insights and inform business decisions. They use statistical analysis, machine learning algorithms, and programming skills to uncover patterns and trends in data.
- software developers design, develop, and maintain computer software and applications. They analyze user needs, create software solutions, and ensure that programs function correctly.
9 Clues: software developers design, develop, and maintain computer software and applications. They analyze user needs, create software solutions, and ensure that programs function correctly. • ...
La tecnología 2022-11-03
20 Clues: to use • online • to save • to show • to censor • dangerous • (the) link • to connect • influential • to download • (the) access • to click (c-) • (the) profile • (the) website • cyber bullying • to take a selfie • impartial/unbiased • controversial (c-) • (the) entertainment • (the) social network
Cyber safety 2016-05-25
Across
- bulling when bulling is taken place online
- can be about personal stuff like music
- a small piece of the computer data sent from a Website to the web browser
- a pice of software allows you to view internet pages
- a thing that closes your tab but it is still there
- a combination of letter and numbers
- ups Display advertisement that people don't like
- room virtual online room where people can talk
- involves being polite when using websites where your communicating
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- the repeated use of electronic communications to harass or frighten someone for example by sending theatening emails
- mail is being mean online to others
- a computer network that lets you go to web sites
- safety also known as safety refer
- A person or thing that hacker
- a online community where people come together
- remove unwanted data form a search
- use email, instant messaging , and derogatory websites
- can mess your computer and shut it down destroys dater
- junk mail that is unwanted advertisements
19 Clues: A person or thing that hacker • safety also known as safety refer • remove unwanted data form a search • mail is being mean online to others • a combination of letter and numbers • can be about personal stuff like music • bulling when bulling is taken place online • junk mail that is unwanted advertisements • a online community where people come together • ...
AP ciencia y tecnologia 2022-04-21
TIC TAC TOE CROSSWORD 2015-12-16
16 Clues: use • Link • name • Cited • bully • Browser • Browsing • Operators • Net Works • Has a trunk • Work Firewall • Flying mammal • of References • Large marsupial • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice
Cyber Security Crossword 2021-02-12
5 Clues: granted permission • an action used to ensure its you • data unique data that revolves around you • A private code made of numerical and alphanumerical charecters • unwanted software that infiltrates your computing device clue- s_y____
CYBER SECURITY CROSSWORD 2023-10-19
5 Clues: The address of a webpage • Avoid connecting to public ------ networks • Never click on links or attachments from ---- resources • always check for the symbol on the browser of the webpage • Hardware or software designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network.
cyber security example 2025-05-09
Across
- what we make to keep our accounts secure
- a type of manipulated media, typically a video or audio recording, that appears real but has been altered using artificial intelligence
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- where we can store our passwords
- a multi step tool to help keep our accounts secure
- a data platform that allows users to collect, analyze, and visualize machine-generated data from various sources like applications, servers, and networks
5 Clues: where we can store our passwords • what we make to keep our accounts secure • a multi step tool to help keep our accounts secure • a type of manipulated media, typically a video or audio recording, that appears real but has been altered using artificial intelligence • ...
Chapter 11 Security Plus 2024-03-25
Across
- Unique challenges to securing cloud usage.
- Computing resources located on organization’s campus.
- External providers offering cloud security controls.
- Table listing security duties of user and cloud provider.
- Dividing application development into smaller, manageable entities.
- Managing computer resources regardless of physical layout/location.
- Virtualization vulnerability exposing data to another VM.
- Cloud security controls to mitigate vulnerabilities.
- Local equipment and personnel at organization’s campus computing.
- Virtualizing parts of physical network for reconfiguration.
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- Equipment and personnel spread across different locations.
- Cloud infrastructure with managed capacity and setup.
- Instances of virtualization for managing resources.
- Reduced instance of virtualization for application deployment.
- On-demand infrastructure for configurable computing resources.
- Convergence of multiple cloud-delivered security services.
- Special security challenges in spanning public/private spaces.
- scape: VM breaking out to interact with host OS.
- Linux security architecture for access control.
- Virtualized service extending WAN networks.
20 Clues: Unique challenges to securing cloud usage. • Virtualized service extending WAN networks. • Linux security architecture for access control. • scape: VM breaking out to interact with host OS. • Instances of virtualization for managing resources. • External providers offering cloud security controls. • Cloud security controls to mitigate vulnerabilities. • ...
Industrial Security 2025-10-11
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- - An event that disrupts normal operations and requires attention.
- - Spying to obtain confidential information illicitly.
- - Security assessment to identify vulnerabilities.
- - The potential for loss or harm to assets.
- - Term for lock pickers or safe crackers.
- - Heavily fortified container for securing valuables.
- - Measures taken to protect personnel, property, and information.
- - Coercion used to force compliance or reveal alarm.
- - Secure container for storing documents or valuables.
- - Deliberate destruction or damage to disrupt operations.
- - Someone who betrays trust within an organization.
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- - A critical event requiring immediate response.
- - Official permission for security personnel to operate
- - Unauthorized person attempting access to restricted areas.
- - Regular surveillance to deter or detect unauthorized activity.
- - Scientific methods used to investigate crimes in industrial security.
- - Person who carries out sabotage.
- - Substances used to cause explosions, dangerous in security.
- - Security system to block unauthorized network traffic.
- - Person responsible for protection and monitoring.
20 Clues: - Person who carries out sabotage. • - Term for lock pickers or safe crackers. • - The potential for loss or harm to assets. • - A critical event requiring immediate response. • - Security assessment to identify vulnerabilities. • - Person responsible for protection and monitoring. • - Someone who betrays trust within an organization. • ...
