cybersecurity Crossword Puzzles
CYBERSECURITY 2023-03-22
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- A PROGRAM YOU USE FOR SEARCHING SOMETHING ON THE INTERNET; IT'S A PROGRAM WHICH STORES COOKIES
- FORM OF CRYPTOGRAPHY THAT ENCODES YOUR DATA
- A LANGUAGE WHICH ALLOWS YOU TO CODE A WEBSITE
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- PROGRAM WHICH GETS YOUR DATA
- DATA THAT DESCRIBES THE FILE
- SEGMENT OF LARGER MESSAGE SENT OVER NETWORKS; YOU CAN SEE ITS CONTENT USING A PROGRAM LIKE WIRESHARK OR Burp Suite ;)
- A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE IN WHICH A PROGRAM (MALICOUS ONE; USED FOR DoS ATTACK) CALLED slowloris WAS WRITTEN
- THE NAME OF HACKING COMPETITION TO FIND SOME FLAG LOOKING FOR EXAMPLE LIKE THAT: flag{easyCrossword}
8 Clues: PROGRAM WHICH GETS YOUR DATA • DATA THAT DESCRIBES THE FILE • FORM OF CRYPTOGRAPHY THAT ENCODES YOUR DATA • A LANGUAGE WHICH ALLOWS YOU TO CODE A WEBSITE • A PROGRAM YOU USE FOR SEARCHING SOMETHING ON THE INTERNET; IT'S A PROGRAM WHICH STORES COOKIES • THE NAME OF HACKING COMPETITION TO FIND SOME FLAG LOOKING FOR EXAMPLE LIKE THAT: flag{easyCrossword} • ...
Cybersecurity 2024-03-20
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- a technology that creates a secure, encrypted connection over a less secure network, such as the internet. It allows users to securely access a private network from a remote location.
- It's a security software or device that monitors network or system activities for malicious activities or policy violations and produces reports to a management console. It's designed to detect and respond to potential security threats in real-time.
- It refers to a cyberattack where the attacker floods a network, server, or website with traffic or requests, causing it to become overwhelmed and unable to respond to legitimate requests from users, thus denying service to legitimate users.
- the process of converting data into a code to prevent unauthorized access, ensuring that only authorized parties can decrypt and access the original information.
- a malicious and deliberate attempt to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to computer systems, networks, or data, often carried out through the use of digital tools and techniques.
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- short for malicious software, refers to any software intentionally designed to cause damage to a computer, server, network, or device, or to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information.
- a cyberattack method where fraudulent emails, messages, or websites are used to deceive individuals into revealing sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, or personal details.
- a security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic, protecting against unauthorized access and malicious activities.
8 Clues: a security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic, protecting against unauthorized access and malicious activities. • the process of converting data into a code to prevent unauthorized access, ensuring that only authorized parties can decrypt and access the original information. • ...
Cybersecurity 2024-05-07
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- A secret combination of characters used to authenticate users and protect accounts.
- A weakness or flaw in a system that can be exploited by attackers.
- Malicious software designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to computer systems.
- A cyberattack method via email that involves tricking individuals into disclosing sensitive information.
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- A barrier that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic.
- A deliberate attempt to compromise the security, availability, or integrity of computer systems or networks.
- The process of verifying the identity of a user or system.
- The process of converting data into a code to prevent unauthorized access.
8 Clues: The process of verifying the identity of a user or system. • A weakness or flaw in a system that can be exploited by attackers. • The process of converting data into a code to prevent unauthorized access. • A barrier that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic. • ...
Cybersecurity 2021-09-25
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- a person who tries to access your computer without your knowledge
- a sequence of characters you use to access your accounts
- a type of malware that pretends to be a program you want
- a type of malware that copies itself into other files on your computer
- a nasty program that can harm your device or computer
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- an email that tries to trick you into visiting a scam website or to get your personal details
- a program you use to access the internet
- a location on the internet you can save your data
8 Clues: a program you use to access the internet • a location on the internet you can save your data • a nasty program that can harm your device or computer • a sequence of characters you use to access your accounts • a type of malware that pretends to be a program you want • a person who tries to access your computer without your knowledge • ...
Cybersecurity 2021-09-25
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- a program you use to access the internet
- a nasty program that can harm your device or computer
- an email that tries to trick you into visiting a scam website or to get your personal details
- a type of malware that pretends to be a program you want
- a location on the internet you can save your data
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- a type of malware that copies itself into other files on your computer
- a sequence of characters you use to access your accounts
- a person who tries to access your computer without your knowledge
8 Clues: a program you use to access the internet • a location on the internet you can save your data • a nasty program that can harm your device or computer • a sequence of characters you use to access your accounts • a type of malware that pretends to be a program you want • a person who tries to access your computer without your knowledge • ...
CyberSecurity 2024-10-10
8 Clues: malware lockouts • Dual Authentication • Router Security Protocol • Social engineering by text • security of non-public data • social engineering by phone • Action for infected computer • One part of user's credentials
cybersecurity 2024-10-10
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- Another protocol for securing internet communications
- A piece of software designed to fix a vulnerability or bug.
- Malicious software designed to disrupt computer operations, steal data, or gain unauthorized access to a computer system.
- The process of converting information into a secret code to prevent unauthorized access.
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- someone who seeks to break into unauthorized computer systems.
- A type of malware that restricts access to a computer system or data until a ransom is paid.
- A cyberattack where a hacker poses as a trusted entity to trick a user into providing sensitive information.
- A network security system that monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic and decides whether to allow or block specific traffic.
8 Clues: Another protocol for securing internet communications • A piece of software designed to fix a vulnerability or bug. • someone who seeks to break into unauthorized computer systems. • The process of converting information into a secret code to prevent unauthorized access. • ...
Newsletter Issue 2 2023-11-02
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- A famous Russian cybercriminal group known for ransomware attacks.
- A network cybersecurity strategy that isolates potentially compromised systems.
- An organization that sets cybersecurity standards to combat ransomware.
- A famous 2017 ransomware attack.
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- Ransomware attack variant that disguises itself as a legitimate program.
- The first cryptocurrency used in ransomware payments.
- Ransomware attacks that demand payment in Monero, not Bitcoin.
- A practice of intentionally spreading fake ransomware to extort money.
8 Clues: A famous 2017 ransomware attack. • The first cryptocurrency used in ransomware payments. • Ransomware attacks that demand payment in Monero, not Bitcoin. • A famous Russian cybercriminal group known for ransomware attacks. • A practice of intentionally spreading fake ransomware to extort money. • ...
A Love Story 2024-04-17
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- Caroline's family name
- Their second dog
- Favorite animal
- Caroline's field of work
- Kind of car they drive
- Honeymoon destination
- Dylan's family name
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- Dylan's field of work
- Caroline's favorite sport
- School they both attended
- Their first dog
- Dylan's branch of the military
- Place Caroline is from
- Their favorite food to make/eat
- Place Dylan is from
- Dylan's favorite sport
- City they got engaged
17 Clues: Favorite animal • Their first dog • Their second dog • Place Dylan is from • Dylan's family name • Dylan's field of work • Honeymoon destination • City they got engaged • Caroline's family name • Place Caroline is from • Dylan's favorite sport • Kind of car they drive • Caroline's field of work • Caroline's favorite sport • School they both attended • Dylan's branch of the military • ...
VCRA July 2024 Puzzle 2024-07-12
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- Data recovery solution
- Target-specific phishing
- Unauthorized data exposure
- Secure code conversion process
- Malicious computer network
- Security for web connections
- Relating to computer security
- Monitors and controls network traffic
- Traffic disrupting attack
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- Following legal standards
- Fixes software vulnerabilities
- Unauthorized computer access
- Review of cybersecurity practices
- Potential negative impact
- Data-locking extortion malware
- Software meant to damage systems
- Sensitive info stealing method
- Potential for IT loss
18 Clues: Potential for IT loss • Data recovery solution • Target-specific phishing • Following legal standards • Potential negative impact • Traffic disrupting attack • Unauthorized data exposure • Malicious computer network • Unauthorized computer access • Security for web connections • Relating to computer security • Fixes software vulnerabilities • Data-locking extortion malware • ...
risky business 2017-07-18
Across
- riding in a car unrestrained (2,8)
- flint + stone=
- not having the appropriate materials
- jumping out of a plane
- sharp kitchen utensils
- inhalation of nicotine
- under the legal age
- marijuana, methamphetamine
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- a fermented drink
- people may _____ you to do things
- online safety (5,8)
- SMS
- trying to impress people (7,3)
- having too much
- may inflict wounds and physical damage
- people you don't know
- operating a vehicle
- lack of sleep
- going very fast
- cruel or violent treatment
20 Clues: SMS • lack of sleep • flint + stone= • having too much • going very fast • a fermented drink • online safety (5,8) • operating a vehicle • under the legal age • people you don't know • jumping out of a plane • sharp kitchen utensils • inhalation of nicotine • cruel or violent treatment • marijuana, methamphetamine • trying to impress people (7,3) • people may _____ you to do things • ...
Cybersecurity - malware 2022-01-31
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- The Computer ____ Act makes it an offence to impair the operation of a computer
- Do this to movies or games from illegal websites to catch a become infected from a computer virus
- Gaining unauthorised access to a computer system
- Attacker demands that a ransom be paid before they decrypt files and unlock the computer
- A large collection of malware-infected devices
- Self-replicating software
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- May be disguised as a game which then gives an attacker access via a backdoor
- Malicious software
- Distributed Denial of Service attack
- Monitors and gathers information on a person and how they use their computer
- Replicates themselves and spread through the network and use the system's resources
- Displays malicious adverts or pop-ups
- Records every keystroke made by a user
13 Clues: Malicious software • Self-replicating software • Distributed Denial of Service attack • Displays malicious adverts or pop-ups • Records every keystroke made by a user • A large collection of malware-infected devices • Gaining unauthorised access to a computer system • Monitors and gathers information on a person and how they use their computer • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword 2024-10-10
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- for detecting and analyzing malicious activities within a network (3 letters)
- A attack where a hacker tricks someone into revealing confidential information (6 letters)
- Authentication factor using your fingerprint or face (7 letters)
- Security incident where sensitive data is exposed to unauthorized parties (9 letters)
- A hidden or disguised computer virus, 5 letters)
- A type of network that connects devices wirelessly over short distances, 4 letters)
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- Code injected by an attacker, usually for malicious purposes (5 letters)
- Software that is installed without the user's knowledge and collects data, 7 letters)
- The process of encoding data to keep it secure, 10 letters)
- An unauthorized individual gaining access to systems, 6 letters)
- A protection layer to prevent unauthorized access to a network (7 letters)
- An encryption method that uses the same key to encrypt and decrypt data (3 letters)
- A malicious software designed to disrupt or damage a system, 6 letters)
13 Clues: A hidden or disguised computer virus, 5 letters) • The process of encoding data to keep it secure, 10 letters) • An unauthorized individual gaining access to systems, 6 letters) • Authentication factor using your fingerprint or face (7 letters) • A malicious software designed to disrupt or damage a system, 6 letters) • ...
Praetorian 2020-07-01
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- This tool graphs relationships in AD environments
- Our Friday retroactive meeting where we take a look at all of the exciting things we accomplished that week
- The open source tool that Diana uses to identify flaws in containers
- This AWS service sometimes allows you to fetch API credentials from instances
- Publicly known exploits and weaknesses often get designated one of these
- The protocol used in TLS to exchange keys
- Each services team's name starts with this
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- The cow in the Austin Office is covered with graphics from this song
- The reporting CLI tool that allows us to edit reports
- Praetorian's product that helps secure our client's software through continuous security analysis
- a governance model that helps evaluate cybersecurity practices, establish or improve a cybersecurity program, and inform your security roadmap and buying decisions
- Integrating security into the entirety of software's lifetime, from plan to monitor
- _SRF
- Carbonated yerba mate drink for all your energy needs
- New hires build these during their first week at Praetorian
15 Clues: _SRF • The protocol used in TLS to exchange keys • Each services team's name starts with this • This tool graphs relationships in AD environments • The reporting CLI tool that allows us to edit reports • Carbonated yerba mate drink for all your energy needs • New hires build these during their first week at Praetorian • ...
CSE 167 Vocab / Terminology 2022-04-28
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- the idea of adding defense in layers.
- basic Linux file permissions include: read, write, and ____.
- assumes people can get that information when they need it.
- the type of key in asymmetric encryption that you use to decrypt a message when someone encrypts a message for you.
- protection of computer systems and networks from information disclosure.
- type of encryption where only one key is shared amongst sender and receiver.
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- only authorized people have access to records.
- verification of identity.
- saving a copy of system data for restoration in the event that the system would need to be reset.
- a system or place that must be protected.
- only authorized people can modify data.
- the practice of secure communications that allow only the sender and receiver to view a message's contents.
- covers the protection of encryption systems.
- the problem with cybersecurity today is that people use TRUST instead of ______.
- come in four types: physical, technical, procedural, and legal.
15 Clues: verification of identity. • the idea of adding defense in layers. • only authorized people can modify data. • a system or place that must be protected. • covers the protection of encryption systems. • only authorized people have access to records. • assumes people can get that information when they need it. • basic Linux file permissions include: read, write, and ____. • ...
komputer 2023-11-19
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- (Komputer pusat dalam jaringan)
- (Jenis penyimpanan sementara)
- (Versi protokol internet)
- (Keamanan dalam dunia digital)
- computing (Pengolahan data melalui internet)
- (Pengenalan identitas melalui fitur fisik)
- (Antarmuka pemrograman aplikasi)
- (Kecerdasan buatan)
- (Aplikasi untuk menjelajahi internet)
- (Bahasa markup untuk web)
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- (Penulisan skrip untuk otomatisasi)
- (Peralatan pengaturan jaringan)
- (Penyimpanan cadangan data)
- (Proses mencari dan memperbaiki bug)
- (Penyimpanan sementara data)
- (Proses penyandian data)
- (Perangkat lunak dengan kode sumber terbuka)
- (Perlindungan jaringan)
- (Aturan komunikasi dalam jaringan)
- (Program jahat)
20 Clues: (Program jahat) • (Kecerdasan buatan) • (Perlindungan jaringan) • (Proses penyandian data) • (Versi protokol internet) • (Bahasa markup untuk web) • (Penyimpanan cadangan data) • (Penyimpanan sementara data) • (Jenis penyimpanan sementara) • (Keamanan dalam dunia digital) • (Komputer pusat dalam jaringan) • (Peralatan pengaturan jaringan) • (Antarmuka pemrograman aplikasi) • ...
Trending Technologies by Raj 2024-06-17
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- Popular programming language
- Container orchestration tool
- Augmented reality
- Distributed ledger technology
- Scripting language for web development
- Data processing at the network's edge
- Expertise in both front-end and back-end development
- Internet of Things
- Internet-based computing
- Subset of machine learning
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- Protecting computer systems
- Digital currency technology
- Containerization platform
- Subset of AI
- Artificial intelligence
- Advanced computational technology
- Large-scale data analysis
- Development and operations collaboration
- Virtual reality
- Robotic process automation
20 Clues: Subset of AI • Virtual reality • Augmented reality • Internet of Things • Artificial intelligence • Internet-based computing • Containerization platform • Large-scale data analysis • Robotic process automation • Subset of machine learning • Protecting computer systems • Digital currency technology • Popular programming language • Container orchestration tool • Distributed ledger technology • ...
Cyberland Magazine Crossword Puzzle 2021-05-06
12 Clues: virtual • virtual vacancy • virtual tyranny • virtual assault • virtual offense • half human half robot • pirate of cyber world • acts of virtual world • misguide in virtual world • safeness of virtual world • science of virtual fields • being literate in virtual world
Cybersecurity Word Search 2021-10-15
Across
- __ is everyone's responsibility
- cybercriminals use these to try to hook you!
- what you should do if you get a suspicious email!
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- settings make sure these are enabled on all your accounts!
- you can be one of these by protecting yourself and your family from cybercriminals!
- passwords protect your accounts with these!
- cybersecurity: this time, it's __
7 Clues: __ is everyone's responsibility • cybersecurity: this time, it's __ • passwords protect your accounts with these! • cybercriminals use these to try to hook you! • what you should do if you get a suspicious email! • settings make sure these are enabled on all your accounts! • you can be one of these by protecting yourself and your family from cybercriminals!
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2024 2024-09-13
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- If there is a last minute change in details, treat this as a ___ flag.
- Think before you ____.
- Tampa Bay Water scans approximately 88,000 emails each month for malware, _______, and spam.
- Always ____ information from AI.
- In Business Email Compromise (BEC), a cybercriminal can trick victims into making an unauthorized __________.
- If you receive a suspicious email from someone you know, contact them ________to verify, such as by phone or face to face contact.
- On average, Tampa Bay Water cybersecurity team protects 65 _____ web requests per month.
- Cybercriminals impersonate your suppliers or other contacts to receive _____.
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- Cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility, do you part by becoming a human _______.
- The ____ Alert Button is a tool built into Outlook to report suspicious emails.
- Never input sensitive or _________ data into AI regenerative models, such as Chat GPT.
- Never leave your devices ________.
- Cybercriminals count on distraction, fatigue, and ______ error in their victims.
- If in doubt, contact ______.
14 Clues: Think before you ____. • If in doubt, contact ______. • Always ____ information from AI. • Never leave your devices ________. • If there is a last minute change in details, treat this as a ___ flag. • Cybercriminals impersonate your suppliers or other contacts to receive _____. • The ____ Alert Button is a tool built into Outlook to report suspicious emails. • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2023-04-22
Across
- Change IP on email to seem legitimate
- Attempts access with malicious intent
- When hacker successfully get information
- Fake made to seem real
- Coding to protect information
- Misleading computer program
- Spying on personal information
- Tricks them into selecting wrong thing
- Stops Viruses
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- Spams website with lots of requests
- prevents other users from hacking
- Two or more computers connected
- Malware which is made to damage
- Bad software that infects devices
- Technology to keep intruders out
- Holds your files until given money
- Hacker poses as a business
- Data not on computer goes here
- Internet Protocol
- Replaces your IP with another
20 Clues: Stops Viruses • Internet Protocol • Fake made to seem real • Hacker poses as a business • Misleading computer program • Coding to protect information • Replaces your IP with another • Spying on personal information • Data not on computer goes here • Two or more computers connected • Malware which is made to damage • Technology to keep intruders out • prevents other users from hacking • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2023-07-26
Across
- Prevents unauthorized access.
- Unauthorized alteration of data.
- (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) Software vulnerability database.
- Flaws Software vulnerabilities.
- Breach Stealing sensitive data.
- Misleading email attacks.
- Malware with a harmful payload.
- Unauthorized access to data.
- Common entry point for attacks.
- Malware that hides within legitimate software.
- Engineering Attacks exploiting human behavior.
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- Encrypting communication data.
- Control Access rights limitation.
- Insecure code exploit.
- Scrambling data for security.
- Protects from viruses.
- Removing sensitive data.
- Malicious self-replicating code.
- Protects data from unauthorized changes.
- Malware that spreads via networks.
20 Clues: Insecure code exploit. • Protects from viruses. • Removing sensitive data. • Misleading email attacks. • Unauthorized access to data. • Prevents unauthorized access. • Scrambling data for security. • Encrypting communication data. • Flaws Software vulnerabilities. • Breach Stealing sensitive data. • Malware with a harmful payload. • Common entry point for attacks. • ...
Cybersecurity Participation Activity 2023-08-23
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- Designed to prevent unauthorized computer access
- Virus that spreads through a network
- ______ engineering (gaining trust)
- They break into a computer system
- Phishing using voicemail
- Username and password
- Scam that clones your phone
- Manipulated image used for propaganda
- Typically junk email
- Their malintent is financial gain
- Authentication that employs login barriers
- Malicious software
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- Webpages not indexed by search engine
- Important password feature
- Pretends to be legitimate; hides virus
- Records credit card information
- Professional hackers who help organizations
- Unique combination of words
- Technological use of biological characteristics
- Acronym for flooding, shutting down website
- Webpages used for illegal activity
21 Clues: Malicious software • Typically junk email • Username and password • Phishing using voicemail • Important password feature • Unique combination of words • Scam that clones your phone • Records credit card information • They break into a computer system • Their malintent is financial gain • ______ engineering (gaining trust) • Webpages used for illegal activity • ...
Cybersecurity terminology challenge 2023-09-12
Across
- A type of wireless security encryption.
- A network for wireless device connections.
- Regularly saving important files.
- Keeping applications and systems current.
- Securing sensitive information through encryption.
- Malicious software that locks your data and demands payment.
- Malicious software, often used in phishing.
- Deceptive emails with links or attachments to steal data.
- Fixing damaged equipment or systems.
- Mandating password usage for device access.
- A device managing internet connections.
- Using additional authentication steps.
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- Information that requires protection due to its importance.
- Informing relevant parties about a situation.
- Unauthorized entry by individuals who should not have access.
- A system of interconnected computers and devices.
- Small removable storage devices.
- The process of restoring normalcy after an incident.
- Suspicious requests for sensitive information.
- Isolate infected computers from the network.
20 Clues: Small removable storage devices. • Regularly saving important files. • Fixing damaged equipment or systems. • Using additional authentication steps. • A type of wireless security encryption. • A device managing internet connections. • Keeping applications and systems current. • A network for wireless device connections. • Malicious software, often used in phishing. • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2024-06-07
Across
- Hint: Mends security holes.
- Hint: Blocks unauthorized access.
- Hint: Digital fingerprint.
- Hint: Protects data in transit.
- Hint: Dock for data transfer.
- Hint: Concealing information using codes.
- Hint: Echo request.
- Hint: Padlock for websites.
- Hint: Sounds like a sharp inhale.
- Hint: Base of a tree.
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- Hint: Neutral ground.
- Hint: Inbox clutter.
- Hint: Crawling through networks.
- Hint: Cyber mischief.
- Hint: Shields your identity.
- Hint: Infectious code.
- Hint: Minor glitch.
- Hint: Sounds like a fishing technique.
- Hint: Private internet highway.
- Hint: Automated program.
20 Clues: Hint: Minor glitch. • Hint: Echo request. • Hint: Inbox clutter. • Hint: Neutral ground. • Hint: Cyber mischief. • Hint: Base of a tree. • Hint: Infectious code. • Hint: Automated program. • Hint: Digital fingerprint. • Hint: Mends security holes. • Hint: Padlock for websites. • Hint: Shields your identity. • Hint: Dock for data transfer. • Hint: Protects data in transit. • ...
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2024-09-16
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- Function that converts data into a fixed size
- Measures taken to protect data
- Impersonating someone or something to deceive
- Securing data by converting it into code
- Software that records keystrokes
- Software that shows unwanted ads
- Malware that encrypts files demanding ransom
- Attack using trial and error to guess passwords)
- Investment scam involving fake accounts
- Vulnerabilities exploited before being patched
- Fraudulent attempts to steal sensitive information)
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- Malicious software designed to damage systems
- Hidden way of bypassing security controls
- Virtual Private Network for secure connections
- Software that collects data secretly
- Online harassment or bullying
- Multi-Factor Authentication
- Self-replicating malware that spreads across networks)
- Image, video or audio generated by AI
- A system that protects networks
- Network of compromised computers under attacker control)
- Software update to fix security vulnerabilities
22 Clues: Multi-Factor Authentication • Online harassment or bullying • Measures taken to protect data • A system that protects networks • Software that records keystrokes • Software that shows unwanted ads • Software that collects data secretly • Image, video or audio generated by AI • Investment scam involving fake accounts • Securing data by converting it into code • ...
Cybersecurity Training Exercise 2024-10-02
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- *You can thank MIT for this term that once described quick and dirty code that was functional but not stable*
- A network of computers infected by malware that are under the control of a single attacking party
- *Occam says that a principle that states that the simplest explanation is usually the best*
- Taking advantage of a vulnerability or flaw in a network system to penetrate or attack it
- A feature or defect of a computer system that allows surreptitious unauthorized access to data
- Computer security programs that simulate network resources that hackers are likely to look for to trap them
- *0b11111101000, but in words*
- Type of internet fraud that seeks to acquire a user’s credentials by deception
- A security system that forms a virtual perimeter around a network of workstations
- Code that has been written to take advantage of a vulnerability before the software vendor knows about it and can publish a patch for it
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- Weaknesses in software programs
- Every RazorPower Co. employee's favorite drink!
- Any type of intrusive computer software with malicious intent against the user
- Tricking someone into clicking on one object on a web page while they think they are clicking on another
- Malicious computer program that is often sent as an email attachment or a download
- protecting personal privacy and proprietary information
- The process of decoding cipher text to plain text
- Data is complete, trustworthy and has not been modified
- The property of being genuine and being able to be verified and trusted
- Everyday objects that are connected to the internet and are able to collect and transfer data automatically
- Malicious programs designed to extort money from victims by blocking access to the computer or encrypting stored data
21 Clues: *0b11111101000, but in words* • Weaknesses in software programs • Every RazorPower Co. employee's favorite drink! • The process of decoding cipher text to plain text • protecting personal privacy and proprietary information • Data is complete, trustworthy and has not been modified • The property of being genuine and being able to be verified and trusted • ...
Cyber Crossword 2023 2023-10-06
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- A technique where an attacker moves from one compromised system to the next.
- A cyber attack that makes a system unavailable to its intended users.
- The group responsible for defending the organization's information systems during a cybersecurity test.
- A cyber attack where the victim's data is held hostage and the attacker demands a payment.
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- Type of authentication that requires users to enter more than just a password.
- An exhaustive method for cracking passwords.
- In this attack, the attacker intercepts communication to eavesdrop or impersonate.
- Triad of cybersecurity tenets.
- Ancient cipher used by the Greeks.
- A group of penetration testers used to simulate the actions of those who are malicious.
10 Clues: Triad of cybersecurity tenets. • Ancient cipher used by the Greeks. • An exhaustive method for cracking passwords. • A cyber attack that makes a system unavailable to its intended users. • A technique where an attacker moves from one compromised system to the next. • Type of authentication that requires users to enter more than just a password. • ...
Guess Your Gamma Daughter's Interests 2021-10-27
11 Clues: Favorite band • favorite food • Favorite color • Favorite tv show • Born in this city • Favorite girl group • Likes to watch ______ • Doesn't like this food • Favorite female artist • Potential career after graduation • Favorite album by favorite girl group
Cybersecurity Vocabulary words 2022-10-17
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- concealing data into code with an assigned key
- citizenship responsible use of technology
- the act of purposely being mean, rude, or malicious towards an individual over the web
- malicious attempt to hack into a system without permission with the goal of stealing info
- individuals practicing the act of solving codes
- the act of securing a network utilizing tools
- malicious attempt to seek a vulnerability using code
- the process of converting confidential information into to be revealed with a key
- info on individual via internet
- device that monitors traffic that is going in and out of a network
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- studying and/or writing codes
- The dos and donts of hacking that can be malicious or ethical
- algorithms that covert plain text into code
- gaining access to a network without permission for malicious intent
- an obsessive act of watching what an individual does over the web
- best practices over the web
- a digitally altered picture to appear as another individual
- malicious hacking with multiple service requests
- trying to reveal a encryption without knowing the key
- something or someone that you are unable to understand or seems mysterious
- certificate cryptography link to an entity
21 Clues: best practices over the web • studying and/or writing codes • info on individual via internet • citizenship responsible use of technology • certificate cryptography link to an entity • algorithms that covert plain text into code • the act of securing a network utilizing tools • concealing data into code with an assigned key • ...
AAugard - Cybersecurity Terms 2023-04-06
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- Compromised computers attaacking other computers
- Tricks user into clicking
- False perception of reality
- Taking data hostage
- Denying one's internet service
- Attempt to gain sensitive information
- Multiple computers connected as one
- Corrupts or destroys information
- Harassing others online
- An address from your modem
- Gain access to a computer
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- Unauthorized access to data
- Connecting to another secure service
- Preventing unauthorized access to network
- A key created by you
- Reproduces it's self
- Scrambling data for protection
- Prevent infections on a system
- Collecting information secretly
- Attacks system once opened
20 Clues: Taking data hostage • A key created by you • Reproduces it's self • Harassing others online • Tricks user into clicking • Gain access to a computer • Attacks system once opened • An address from your modem • Unauthorized access to data • False perception of reality • Scrambling data for protection • Prevent infections on a system • Denying one's internet service • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-16
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- Weakness or flaw in a system that can be exploited by attackers.
- Science of secure communication using codes and ciphers.
- Isolated environment used for testing potentially malicious software.
- Authentication method that uses unique physical or behavioral characteristics.
- Software designed to harm or exploit computer systems.
- Process of verifying the identity of a user or s
- Virtual Private Network that provides secure and private communication over public networks.
- Decoy system designed to attract and monitor unauthorized access attempts.
- Network security device that monitors and filters incoming and outgoing network traffic.
- Measures taken to protect computer systems and data from unauthorized access or attacks.
- A secret word or phrase used for authentication and access control.
- Malicious code that replicates itself and infects computer systems.
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- Unauthorized access to computer systems or networks.
- Distributed Denial of Service attack that overwhelms a target system with traffic.
- Vulnerability or exploit that is unknown to software developers or security researchers.
- Cyber attack method that tricks users into revealing sensitive information.
- Process of converting information into a secret code to prevent unauthorized access.
- Malicious software that disguises itself as legitimate software.
- A hidden entry point into a system that bypasses normal security mechanisms.
- Criminal activities conducted over the internet.
- A person who uses their programming skills to gain unauthorized access to computer systems.
- Malicious software that encrypts files and demands a ransom for their release.
- Software update that fixes security vulnerabilities.
23 Clues: Criminal activities conducted over the internet. • Process of verifying the identity of a user or s • Unauthorized access to computer systems or networks. • Software update that fixes security vulnerabilities. • Software designed to harm or exploit computer systems. • Science of secure communication using codes and ciphers. • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2023-01-25
Across
- acquiring user info through deception
- faking transmissions to gain access
- software that provides unwanted ads
- process to identify user identity
- uses external verification to login
- unauthorized transfer of information
- software for spying on users
- risk-reduction controls on a system
- collection of compromised systems
- capability to limit network traffic
- distributed attack on a network
- unwanted advertising/unsolicited emails
- everyday objects connected to internet
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- malicious program you pay to unlock
- unencrypted information
- cypher used to protect information
- intrusive or malicious computer software
- software used to protect systems
- capture of data over networks
- test to verify if human
- process of decoding cyphers
21 Clues: unencrypted information • test to verify if human • process of decoding cyphers • software for spying on users • capture of data over networks • distributed attack on a network • software used to protect systems • process to identify user identity • collection of compromised systems • cypher used to protect information • malicious program you pay to unlock • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-17
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- Prevents unauthorized axes.
- Encrypts user data.
- Malware disguised as legit files.
- Provides services over the internet.
- Scrambles data for security.
- Dangerous and can bypass security.
- A group of applications.
- Series of computers and peripherals.
- Waves of requests force shutdown.
- Malware that collects and transmits.
- Changes, corrupts, or destroys information.
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- Protects data during encryption.
- Shields users against viruses.
- Hacker changes the IP address.
- Malware that hijacks and encrypts.
- Network of compromised computers.
- Bad, evil software.
- Fools victim into giving information.
- A series of numbers.
- Malware that reproduces and spreads.
20 Clues: Encrypts user data. • Bad, evil software. • A series of numbers. • A group of applications. • Prevents unauthorized axes. • Scrambles data for security. • Shields users against viruses. • Hacker changes the IP address. • Protects data during encryption. • Network of compromised computers. • Malware disguised as legit files. • Waves of requests force shutdown. • ...
Cybersecurity Midterm Vocab 2022-12-09
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- electronic device which takes input, process the information and provides an output.
- software that is free of charge for a limited time after which if you choose to continue using it you have to either pay for or register the software.
- Graphics Processing Unit
- The process of applying the cipher to plaintext to convert it to ciphertext
- the server, application and database that work behind the scenes to deliver information to the user and store user data.
- collection of information that is organized so that it can be easily accessed, managed and updated.
- part of the operating system that has control over everything. It handles all of the interactions between the hardware and software.
- Random-Access Memory
- an arrangement of data that is logically organized in a row-and-column format
- a base 2 number system that represents any number using 2 digits (0-1).
- fastest form of data storage
- a base 16 number system that represents any number using 16 digits (0-9, A, B, C, D, E, F).
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- software that has been permanently installed in a machine, device, or microchip, usually by the manufacturer
- Central Processing Unit
- software that is free of charge for the lifetime of a user owning that software.
- The process of converting ciphertext back into plaintext
- Structured Query Language
- Information that can be used to distinguish or trace an individual’s identity, either alone or when combined with other information that is linked or linkable to a specific individual.
- the use of technology to repeatedly and intentionally harass, hurt, embarrass, humiliate, or intimidate another person.
- a small amount of data generated by a website and saved by your web browser.
- the main board to which components are connected, facilitating communication
- the number of different digits or combination of digits and letters that a system of counting uses to represent numbers
- a philosophy of right or wrong behavior.
- the part of website where user can see information
- a base 10 number system that represents any number using 10 digits (0-9).
25 Clues: Random-Access Memory • Central Processing Unit • Graphics Processing Unit • Structured Query Language • fastest form of data storage • a philosophy of right or wrong behavior. • the part of website where user can see information • The process of converting ciphertext back into plaintext • a base 2 number system that represents any number using 2 digits (0-1). • ...
Cybersecurity XC 101 2023-12-09
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- a barrier between a trusted network and an untrustworthy network.
- tries to access data they aren’t authorized to view.
- a form of malware. It is designed to block users from accessing a computer system until a sum of money has been paid.
- a physical device connected to a computer network.
- converting information into a code to prevent unauthorized access.
- process for telling a computer which tasks to perform in order to solve problems.
- cybercriminals disguise their identity as a trusted source to exploit an unassuming user.
- anti-malware
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- weak point or flaw
- short for malicious software
- converting coded or encrypted data to its original form.
- a form of fraud that involves contacting victims through email, telephone, or text to trick them into sharing personal information.
- converting plain data into an encrypted format.
- network of private computers infected with malicious software.
- attempts by hackers to cause harm, destroy, or access sensitive information.
- unintended software or hardware problem
- a set of software tools that give users access to another machine without being detected.
- a group of connected computers
- infects computers
- serve as the entry and exit points for all data.
20 Clues: anti-malware • infects computers • weak point or flaw • short for malicious software • a group of connected computers • unintended software or hardware problem • converting plain data into an encrypted format. • serve as the entry and exit points for all data. • a physical device connected to a computer network. • tries to access data they aren’t authorized to view. • ...
Cybersecurity Awareness Puzzle 2023-09-29
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- A type of cyberattack in which an attacker systematically attempts all possible combinations of passwords or encryption keys to gain unauthorized access.
- A network security device or software that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic to protect against unauthorized access and cyber threats.
- Malicious software designed to harm or gain unauthorized access to computer systems, including viruses, Trojans, and ransomware.
- A form of cyberattack in which attackers impersonate trusted entities to trick individuals into disclosing sensitive information or taking malicious actions.
- The world's greatest Flamingo
- Unauthorized interception and monitoring of network communications, typically for the purpose of gathering sensitive information.
- The potential for financial loss, reputation damage, or other adverse consequences resulting from cybersecurity threats,
- A decoy system or network intentionally set up to attract and deceive cyber attackers, allowing security professionals to observe and study their activities.
- A vulnerability or software flaw that is unknown to the software vendor and therefore has no available fix or patch, making it highly exploitable.
- A part of the internet that is intentionally hidden and only accessible using special software, where users can browse anonymously and engage in activities that often include illegal or illicit transactions.
- A software update or fix released by vendors to address security vulnerabilities and improve the functionality or stability of a program or system.
- Social ___ is when individuals manipulate or deceive others, often using psychological tactics, to gain unauthorized access to information, systems, or physical spaces or to influence their actions for malicious purposes.
- is a phishing cybersecurity attack carried out over mobile text messaging, also known as SMS phishing
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- Contact the ___ ___ if you suspect malicious activity on your computer.
- The process of converting data into a secure, unreadable format to protect it from unauthorized access or interception.
- Malicious software that can replicate itself and infect other computer files, often causing harm by altering, corrupting, or deleting data and compromising the affected computer's operation.
- Malicious software that encrypts a victim's files or system and demands a ransom payment in exchange for the decryption key.
- Report Suspicious emails with the ___ ___ ___
- A secret combination of characters, typically known only to the authorized user
- A secure network connection that encrypts data traffic between a user's device and a remote server, providing privacy and anonymity, especially on public networks.
- A cyber crime that uses the phone to steal personal confidential information
- A network of interconnected physical devices, such as smart appliances and sensors, that can collect and exchange data over the internet.
- A malicious cyber tactic that attempts to distribute malware through online advertisements.
- Practicing cyber ___ is when you consistently follow best practices and take proactive measures to protect your digital devices, personal information, and online activities from cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities.
- Software designed to detect, prevent, and remove computer viruses and other malware from a computer or network.
- Email ___ makes it seem that an email is coming from a legitimate or trusted source when, in reality, it may be sent by malicious actors with malicious intent.
26 Clues: The world's greatest Flamingo • Report Suspicious emails with the ___ ___ ___ • Contact the ___ ___ if you suspect malicious activity on your computer. • A cyber crime that uses the phone to steal personal confidential information • A secret combination of characters, typically known only to the authorized user • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-11
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- - Refers to a revision or improvement made to a software program or system in order to fix bugs, enhance features, or patch security vulnerabilities.
- - The prefix "cyber" relates to computers, digital technology, and the internet. It frequently appears in contexts related to cybersecurity and cyber-related terms.
- - Ensuring its safety and protecting it from threats, risks, or vulnerabilities. In the realm of cybersecurity, it often entails safeguarding assets and data.
- - In cybersecurity, the term "spoofed" is used to describe the act of fabricating or deceiving information or the origin of data.
- - Short for advertisements, are messages or content created to promote products, services, or ideas.
- - DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) is another method of email authentication. It allows recipients to verify if an email was genuinely sent from the claimed domain and authorized by it.
- - The process of converting information or data into code to prevent access or protect it from being read by anyone without the decryption key.
- - Verification.
- - To restore.
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- - A password is a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols that grants access to a computer system, account, or digital resource.
- - A type of coverage that businesses obtain to protect themselves against losses and liabilities resulting from cyberattacks and data breaches.
- - Sender Policy Framework is an email authentication protocol that helps prevent email spoofing by verifying if the sending mail server has permission to send emails on behalf of a domain.
- - An organized method or collection of recommendations for implementing security measures and protocols aimed at safeguarding an organization's assets.
- - Which stands for Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance, is a protocol used for email authentication and reporting. Its primary purpose is to assist organizations in safeguarding their email domains against misuse in email spoofing attacks.
- - The practice of safeguarding computer systems, networks, and data from theft, damage, or unauthorized entry.
- - Refers to a collection of programs, data, or instructions that provide tasks or functions to a computer.
- - Email is a used method of exchanging messages over the internet. It serves as a communication tool for both business purposes.
- DRIVE - A portable device used for storing and transferring data between computers. It relies on flash memory technology.
- - Refers to a fraudulent scheme intended to deceive individuals or organizations into providing money, personal information, or other valuable assets.
- - When a computer or device is infected, it means that it has been compromised by malware or a virus. This can disrupt its functioning and lead to data theft.
20 Clues: - To restore. • - Verification. • - Short for advertisements, are messages or content created to promote products, services, or ideas. • - Refers to a collection of programs, data, or instructions that provide tasks or functions to a computer. • - The practice of safeguarding computer systems, networks, and data from theft, damage, or unauthorized entry. • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-13
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- Tricks you by posing as a real company
- coding to hide information from hackers
- Audio/video altered to assume credibilty
- Harmful programs like viruses/trojans
- Used to auto-perform repetitive tasks
- Intruder changes IP address of an email
- Malware that hijacks and encrypts files
- Malware that can reproduce itself and spread
- Unauthorized access to a network
- Weakness in a system
- Tricked into clicking on web page object
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- Creates a secure encrypted connection
- Software used to protect from intruders
- Malware used to spy on computer activity
- Verifying user identity
- Malware that changes/corrupts information
- "Bring your own device" policy
- Online data storage system
- Network of computers infected with a virus
- Two or more computers connected together
- The address of a webpage
21 Clues: Weakness in a system • Verifying user identity • The address of a webpage • Online data storage system • "Bring your own device" policy • Unauthorized access to a network • Creates a secure encrypted connection • Harmful programs like viruses/trojans • Used to auto-perform repetitive tasks • Tricks you by posing as a real company • Software used to protect from intruders • ...
Information Security and CyberSecurity 2023-06-14
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- One of the common careers found in Cybersecurity and that is Cybersecurity ________.
- One of the words that was added in the CIA triad, The Usefulness fitness for a particular use.
- The CIA triad is a common model that forms the basis for the development of security systems.
- A security tool that monitors network traffic or system activities to identify and respond to potential unauthorized access or malicious behavior.
- Strategies, policies, and technologies implemented to prevent the unauthorized loss or exfiltration of sensitive or confidential data.
- It is a set of six elements of information security. It adds three additional attributes to the three classic security attributes of the CIA triad.
- The two protocols that provide secure communication over the internet by encrypting data transmitted between a web server and a client browser.
- A security tool that monitors and actively blocks or prevents malicious activities or attacks on a network or system.
- The two protocols that provide secure communication over the internet by encrypting data transmitted between a web server and a client browser.
- A security measure that requires users to provide two different forms of authentication, such as a password and a unique code sent to their mobile device, to access a system or account.
- It is the practice of safeguarding information from unauthorized access, use, or damage.
- Weaknesses or flaws in a system's design, implementation, or configuration that can be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized access or compromise security.
- One of the three letters in the CIA Triad, and it involves making sure your data is trustworthy and free from tampering.
- The person who proposed the Parkerian Hexad in 1998.
- It is a popular Cybersecurity Company, and it delivers a high-performance network security solutions that protect your systems
- Cybersecurity and Information security have the same ______ security practices.
- It refers to the protection of computer systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access, attacks, and damage. It involves implementing measures to prevent, detect, and respond to cyber threats, such as hacking, malware, and data breaches.
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- An adverse event or occurrence that poses a risk to information security, such as a breach, unauthorized access, or system compromise.
- One of the words that was added in the CIA triad, The correct attribution of origin such as the authorship of an email message or the correct description of information such as a data field that is properly named.
- A network security device that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predefined security rules.
- One of the three letters in the CIA Triad, it involves data is kept confidential and its integrity maintained, it is often useless unless it is available to those in the organization and the customers they serve.
- One of the words that was added in the CIA triad, The ownership or control of information, as distinct from confidentiality.
- An attack aimed at overwhelming a system, network, or service with a flood of traffic or requests, causing it to become unavailable to legitimate users.
- A form of cyber attack where attackers impersonate trustworthy entities through deceptive emails, messages, or websites to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information.
- Malicious software designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to computer systems or data. Examples include viruses, worms, Trojans, and ransomware.
- A controlled process of simulating real-world attacks on a system or network to identify vulnerabilities and assess the effectiveness of security measures. ¬‿¬
- One of the three letters in the CIA Triad, and it involves the efforts of an organization to make sure data is kept secret or private.
- A documented set of guidelines, procedures, and rules that outline an organization's approach to information security, including roles and responsibilities, acceptable use policies, and incident response procedures.
- One of the common careers found in Information Security and that is Information Security ________.
- Unauthorized access, acquisition, or disclosure of sensitive or confidential information.
30 Clues: The person who proposed the Parkerian Hexad in 1998. • Cybersecurity and Information security have the same ______ security practices. • One of the common careers found in Cybersecurity and that is Cybersecurity ________. • It is the practice of safeguarding information from unauthorized access, use, or damage. • ...
Luca S game 2023-11-08
testjue2 2023-06-02
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- Collection of links to the important cybersecurity resources can be found on go/_ _ b_ _g _
- "Know Your Customer Record" comes under which confidentiality classification
- Reporting a cybersecurity incident can be done by visiting go/_e_ _r_ c_ _ _ r _n _ _ d _ _ t
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- Provides a secure way to compress/encrypt and decompress/decrypt files
- Provides Firmwide Cybersecurity Education & Awareness and trainings
- Internal Web Tools for Text encoding, encryption, data compression, hash and checksum calculation, data formatting
6 Clues: Provides Firmwide Cybersecurity Education & Awareness and trainings • Provides a secure way to compress/encrypt and decompress/decrypt files • "Know Your Customer Record" comes under which confidentiality classification • Collection of links to the important cybersecurity resources can be found on go/_ _ b_ _g _ • ...
Cybersecurity Vocabulary words 2022-10-17
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- concealing data into code with an assigned key
- citizenship responsible use of technology
- the act of purposely being mean, rude, or malicious towards an individual over the web
- malicious attempt to hack into a system without permission with the goal of stealing info
- individuals practicing the act of solving codes
- the act of securing a network utilizing tools
- malicious attempt to seek a vulnerability using code
- the process of converting confidential information into to be revealed with a key
- info on individual via internet
- device that monitors traffic that is going in and out of a network
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- studying and/or writing codes
- The dos and donts of hacking that can be malicious or ethical
- algorithms that covert plain text into code
- gaining access to a network without permission for malicious intent
- an obsessive act of watching what an individual does over the web
- best practices over the web
- a digitally altered picture to appear as another individual
- malicious hacking with multiple service requests
- trying to reveal a encryption without knowing the key
- something or someone that you are unable to understand or seems mysterious
- certificate cryptography link to an entity
21 Clues: best practices over the web • studying and/or writing codes • info on individual via internet • citizenship responsible use of technology • certificate cryptography link to an entity • algorithms that covert plain text into code • the act of securing a network utilizing tools • concealing data into code with an assigned key • ...
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2023-08-24
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- A type of malware that denies a user's access to a system or data until a sum of money is paid
- A computer program that can copy itself and cause harm in various ways, such as stealing private information or destroying data
- Unsolicited emails sent to many addresses
- 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 information
- A collection of computers compromised by malicious code and controlled across a network
- A string of characters used to authenticate an identity
- A mechanism for creating a secure connection between a computing device and a computer network
- Software the compromises the operation of a system by performing an unauthorized function or process
- Attempting to trick people into revealing sensitive information, often by using emails or fake websites that look like they are from a trusted source
- the ability of individuals to understand and exercise control over how information about themselves may be used by others
- A cybersecurity risk that originates from within an organization
- An individual, group, organization, or government that conducts or has the intent to conduct detrimental activities
- An unauthorized user who attempts to or gains access to an information system
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- A replacement for passwords that provide more secure sign-ins to websites and apps across a user's device
- Extra copies of computer files that can be used to restore files that are lost or damaged
- Software designed to black malware from entering protected networks
- Software that is secretly installed into an information system without the knowledge of the system user or owner
- A process or measure used to verify a user's identity
- Faking the sending address of a transmission to gain illegal entry into a secure system
- A flaw or weakness in an information system that could be exploited
- Converting data into a form that cannot be easily understood by unauthorized people
- The unauthorized movement or disclosure of sensitive information to a party, usually outside the organization
- Part of the internet that isn't indexed by search engines
24 Clues: Unsolicited emails sent to many addresses • 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 • A cybersecurity risk that originates from within an organization • Software designed to black malware from entering protected networks • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2023-09-01
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- credit card info and SSN
- cereal with first hacking tool
- injection attack
- email sent to attempt hack
- computer virus spreads through network
- logs keys pressed; spyware
- Denial of Service
- pretends to be a game/application
- sms text phishing
- voicemail phishing
- password ____ helps store/secure passwords
- first IT scam
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- chase bank experienced this
- hackers that help companies
- long, complicated, and unique
- e.g. fingerprints, facial recognition
- excess refund scam outlet
- movie about hacking
- hacker using your SIM data
- scam vague from unknown sources
20 Clues: first IT scam • injection attack • Denial of Service • sms text phishing • voicemail phishing • movie about hacking • credit card info and SSN • excess refund scam outlet • email sent to attempt hack • logs keys pressed; spyware • hacker using your SIM data • chase bank experienced this • hackers that help companies • long, complicated, and unique • cereal with first hacking tool • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-12
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- short for malicious software.
- someone trying to access data that isn't authorized.
- unintended software or hardware problem.
- computers infected with malicious software.
- converting information into a code.
- a physical device connected to a computer network.
- a network security device.
- Day recently discovered exploits.
- technological processes for telling a computer which tasks to perform.
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- practice of securing information and communication through writing and solving codes.
- refers to a weak point or flaw.
- an identity verification process.
- an intersection where networks with different transmission protocols meet.
- Web only accessible through special software or tools.
- cybercriminals disguise their identity.
- is a type of malware.
- software tool to access another machine without being detected.
- a malicious program that infects computers.
- a group of connected computers.
- is a form of fraud.
20 Clues: is a form of fraud. • is a type of malware. • a network security device. • short for malicious software. • refers to a weak point or flaw. • a group of connected computers. • an identity verification process. • Day recently discovered exploits. • converting information into a code. • cybercriminals disguise their identity. • unintended software or hardware problem. • ...
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2024-10-17
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- When sensitive information is exposed after a security failure, it’s a data ______.
- Always ______ your software to the latest version to fix bugs and stay secure!
- Always use a password _______ to store and organize your passwords safely!
- Bad software installed on a computer to damage or harm it. Examples include viruses, worms, trojans, spyware, ransomware, etc.
- __________ is a type of malware that locks your files and demands payment to unlock them.
- When malicious threat actors disguise themselves as a trusted source to deceive you, it's called ________.
- Technology that scrambles your data so it can only be read by those authorized is called __________.
- When malicious threat actors create a fake email or website to trick you it is called ________.
- Technology that enables machines to mimic human intelligence, learning, and decision-making is known as __.
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- When hackers pretend to be a trusted entity to manipulate you into giving up sensitive information or access unauthorized systems, it’s called ______ engineering.
- A fake video, image, or audio created using AI to impersonate someone is known as a ________.
- A ________ is a security system that blocks unauthorized access to your computer or network.
- Always use long and unique _________ for each of your accounts.
- Leaving a tempting item, like a free download or USB, to trick people into installing malware is called _______.
- If you receive a strange text message asking for personal info, it might be ________ (SMS Phishing).
- When bad threat actors use a QR code to trick you into visiting a malicious site, it’s called ________.
- Multi-factor Authentication, or ___, helps protect your account by adding another layer of security.
- Open source ____________ is when cybercriminals exploit publicly available information to build a profile about a target.
- A phone call that tricks you into sharing personal information is a form of voice phishing called _______.
- A ___ is a private network that makes your internet activity anonymous (abbreviation).
20 Clues: Always use long and unique _________ for each of your accounts. • Always use a password _______ to store and organize your passwords safely! • Always ______ your software to the latest version to fix bugs and stay secure! • When sensitive information is exposed after a security failure, it’s a data ______. • ...
IELTS Writing Task 2 - Technology 2024-01-20
Cybersecurity Training Activity 2024-01-30
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- A software used to disable user access to their files until they pay the cybercriminal
- An extra layer of security on applications containing sensitive data
- A legislation that governs the handling of personal data(2 words and year)
- The field of encrypting information so only authorised people can access it
- When an individual or organisations private information is leaked(2 words)
- A framework outlining standards and best practices for cybersecurity
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- Where a cybercriminal gets access to your personal details and impersonates you to do malicious activities(2 words)
- A software used to harm computer systems or networks
- A regulatory body for cybersecurity
- A copy of sensitive data for redundancy to safeguard against cyber attacks
- Where cybercriminals trick you into giving them sensitive information.
11 Clues: A regulatory body for cybersecurity • A software used to harm computer systems or networks • An extra layer of security on applications containing sensitive data • A framework outlining standards and best practices for cybersecurity • Where cybercriminals trick you into giving them sensitive information. • ...
Cybersecurity Key Terms 2023-11-30
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- Network of compromised computers.
- Tracks users with hidden elements.
- Unique numbers that identify device.
- Protects data during encryption process.
- Scrambling data to limit access.
- Software that damages or disrupts.
- Using technology to harass others.
- Email scams targeting sensitive information.
- Confirms identity before making changes.
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- Detects, prevents, and removes malware.
- Creating false realities using media.
- Commonly available unsecured networks.
- Blocks traffic and data flow.
- Utilizing personal devices for work.
- Helps create and store passwords.
- Business strategy to improve cybersecurity.
- Collects and shares sensitive information.
- Malware that appears harmless.
- Allows remote connection to networks.
- Unauthorized users gain data access.
20 Clues: Blocks traffic and data flow. • Malware that appears harmless. • Scrambling data to limit access. • Network of compromised computers. • Helps create and store passwords. • Tracks users with hidden elements. • Software that damages or disrupts. • Using technology to harass others. • Unique numbers that identify device. • Utilizing personal devices for work. • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-14
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- Malicious software disguise
- Data unscrambling process
- Malicious software infection
- Identity verification process
- Access security code
- Malicious software programs
- Internal threat actors
- Data hostage software
- Website tracking data
- Deceptive online attacks
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- Online terrorism actors
- Activist hackers
- Data protection method
- Personal information protection
- Electronic waste disposal
- Online harassment
- Self-replicating malware program
- Wireless internet connection
- Persistent online harassment
- Unsolicited email messages
20 Clues: Activist hackers • Online harassment • Access security code • Data hostage software • Website tracking data • Data protection method • Internal threat actors • Online terrorism actors • Deceptive online attacks • Data unscrambling process • Electronic waste disposal • Unsolicited email messages • Malicious software disguise • Malicious software programs • Malicious software infection • ...
Cybersecurity Final Vocab 2024-05-01
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- a logical element in programming languages that are used for storing a sequence of data elements of the same basic type
- a security mechanism that creates a virtual trap to lure attackers.
- Distributed denial of service (DDoS); involves multiple connected online devices, collectively known as a botnet, which are used to overwhelm a target website with fake traffic.
- a field of technology that uses investigative techniques to identify and store evidence from a computer device
- A UI redress attack; when an attacker uses multiple transparent or opaque layers to trick a user into clicking on a button or link on another page when they were intending to click on the top level page.
- horse a type of malware that downloads onto a computer disguised as a legitimate program.
- servers that are accessed over the Internet, and the software and databases that run on those servers.
- undocumented way of gaining access to computer system.
- a code that takes advantage of a software vulnerability or security flaw.
- a file or code, typically delivered over a network, that infects, explores, steals or conducts virtually any behavior an attacker wants.
- any incident that results in unauthorized access to computer data, applications, networks or devices.
- a software program that performs automated, repetitive, pre-defined tasks.
- A computer program that can copy itself and infect a computer without permission or knowledge of the user.
- a scam where thieves attempt to steal personal or financial account information by sending deceptive electronic messages that trick unsuspecting consumers into disclosing personal information.
- penetration testing or ethical hacking; the intentional launching of simulated cyberattacks that seek out exploitable vulnerabilities in computer systems, networks, websites, and applications.
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- malware that employs encryption to hold a victim's information at ransom.
- the set of instructions, or a system of rules, written in a particular programming language
- a sphere of knowledge identified by a name
- the conversion of data from a readable format into an encoded format
- a computer network security system that restricts internet traffic in, out, or within a private network.
- a series of numbers that identifies any device on a network.
- a cybercrime that happens when someone impersonates a trusted contact or brand, pretending to be someone you trust in order to access sensitive personal information.
- a type of malware whose primary function is to self-replicate and infect other computers while remaining active on infected systems.
- when a person or program records login and password information from a legitimate user to illegally gain access to their account(s)
- also called encryption algorithms, are systems for encrypting and decrypting data.
- a process that transforms encrypted information into its original format.
- the study of secure communications techniques that allow only the sender and intended recipient of a message to view its contents.
- passing some data through a formula that produces a result, called a hash.
- - short for bot network; is a network of hijacked computers and devices infected with bot malware and remotely controlled by a hacker.
- instructions that tell a computer what to do.
30 Clues: a sphere of knowledge identified by a name • instructions that tell a computer what to do. • undocumented way of gaining access to computer system. • a series of numbers that identifies any device on a network. • a security mechanism that creates a virtual trap to lure attackers. • the conversion of data from a readable format into an encoded format • ...
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2024-07-26
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- A fence provides this
- From white to red
- Virtual storage in the sky
- Malicious software holding data hostage
- Digital mischief-maker
- Verifying Identity
- Artificial or Real?
- Identity verification through unique traits Yellow Data
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- Digital bouncer for unauthorized data
- AI-generated deception
- Deceptive online lure
- Computer ninja with a keyboard
- Personal secret sentence for entry
- Your computer is under the weather
- Security theft exposing data
- Cyber vigilance
- Wireless internet access point
- Voice trickery that sounds fishy!
- BIG catch for cyber criminals
- Security in scrambled letters
- Interconnected web of computers
21 Clues: Cyber vigilance • From white to red • Verifying Identity • Artificial or Real? • Deceptive online lure • A fence provides this • AI-generated deception • Digital mischief-maker • Virtual storage in the sky • Security theft exposing data • BIG catch for cyber criminals • Security in scrambled letters • Computer ninja with a keyboard • Wireless internet access point • ...
Introduction to Cybersecurity 2023-09-09
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- Its job is to put a digital signature on outgoing mail so servers could actually verify that it is you sending that email.
- Unwanted messages are usually referred to as spam.
- It's the third tool for email authentication. DMARC verifies that this address matches the “from” address you see.
- when a victim is bullied and harassed through electronics.
- Policy Framework (SPF)- an email authentication method that helps to identify the mail servers that are allowed to send email for a given domain.
- This is a part of a computer system that is utilized to block unauthorized data.
- protection against unauthorized access
- It is the process of converting data into a different type of form or code.
- Its an email authentication policy that protects against bad people who use fake email addresses.
- It is an area where computer systems and networks are utilized.
- program is referred to as clientless if it can operate wholly over the network without needing to install any software.
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- an email authentication method that uses a digital signature to let the receiver of an email know that the message was sent and authorized by the owner of a domain.
- this is when you pass an organization’s existing security systems.
- spoof logos and make up fake email addresses. Scammers use familiar company names or pretend to be someone you know.
- attempt to gain unauthorized access to a computer
- a software used as an intent to destroy or disrupt unauthorized access.
- Wifi protected access is a security standard for computing devices.
- insurance- Cyber insurance is one option that can help protect your business against losses resulting from a cyber attack.
- This is when users can send and receive data using a virtual private network.
- authentication This technology allows a receiving server to verify an email from your company and block emails from an imposter.
20 Clues: protection against unauthorized access • attempt to gain unauthorized access to a computer • Unwanted messages are usually referred to as spam. • when a victim is bullied and harassed through electronics. • It is an area where computer systems and networks are utilized. • this is when you pass an organization’s existing security systems. • ...
Cybersecurity terminology challenge 2023-09-12
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- authentication: Using additional authentication steps.
- Data: Information that requires protection due to its importance.
- devices: Securing sensitive information through encryption.
- A system of interconnected computers and devices.
- Fixing damaged equipment or systems.
- backup: Regularly saving important files.
- Malicious software, often used in phishing.
- passwords: Mandating password usage for device access.
- network: A network for wireless device connections.
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- Malicious software that locks your data and demands payment.
- Isolate infected computers from the network.
- attempt: Suspicious requests for sensitive information.
- Informing relevant parties about a situation.
- software: Keeping applications and systems current.
- The process of restoring normalcy after an incident.
- Personnel Access: Unauthorized entry by individuals who should not have access.
- encryption: A type of wireless security encryption.
- Drives: Small removable storage devices.
- A device managing internet connections.
- Deceptive emails with links or attachments to steal data.
20 Clues: Fixing damaged equipment or systems. • A device managing internet connections. • Drives: Small removable storage devices. • backup: Regularly saving important files. • Malicious software, often used in phishing. • Isolate infected computers from the network. • Informing relevant parties about a situation. • A system of interconnected computers and devices. • ...
CyberSecurity Awareness 2021 2021-10-15
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- 123456 and MyDOB01012010 are examples of what kind of Password?
- a type of malware that functions by spying on user activity without their knowledge and includes activity monitoring, collection keystrokes, data harvesting capabilities
- a type of software application or script that performs tasks on command allowing an attacker to take complete control remotely of an affected compute
- a form of malware that deliberately prevents you from accessing files on your computer holding your data hostage
- refers to a company security policy that allows for employees own devices to be used in business
- a technology that allows us to access our files and/or services through the internet from anywhere
- a group of computers, printers and devices that are interconnected and governed as a whole
- an umbrella term that describes all forms of malicious software designed to wreak havoc on a computer
- the moment a hacker successfully exploits a vulnerability in a computer or device and gains access to its files and network
- disruptive, unsolicited messages (such as emails, text messages, or Internet postings) especially commercial messages, sent to a large number of recipients or posted in a large number of places.
- a tool that allows the user the user to remain anonymous while using the internet by masking the location and encrypting traffic
- a malicious application or script that can be used to take advantage of a computer’s vulnerability
- misspelled words and a sense of urgency for you to take a questionable action an email, are be considered to be
- subject matter of the most clicked on email from our 11/07/21 phish campaign
- the process of attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details by masquerading as a trustworthy entity.
- Engineering the art of manipulating, influencing or deceiving you in order to gain control over your computer system.
- type of phishing that is a small, focused, targeted attack via email on a particular person or organization with the goal to penetrate their defenses.
- a type of malware aimed to corrupt, erase o modify information on a computer before spreading to others
- a set of programs that tell a computer to perform a task
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- the process of encoding data to prevent theft by ensuring the data can only be accessed with a key
- a defensive technology designed to keep the bad guys out
- a piece of malware that can replicate itself in order to spread the infection to other connected computers
- a method used by social engineers to gain access to a building or other protected area.
- an audio or video clip that has been edited and manipulated to seem real or believable and can easily convince people into believing a story or theory that may result in user-behavior that causes a political or financial impact
- subject matter of the most clicked on email from our 11/14/21 phish campaign
- an internet version of a home address for your computer which is identified when it communication over a network
- October is Awareness Month for this
- MyCowRanAwayToTheMoon is an example of a
28 Clues: October is Awareness Month for this • MyCowRanAwayToTheMoon is an example of a • a defensive technology designed to keep the bad guys out • a set of programs that tell a computer to perform a task • 123456 and MyDOB01012010 are examples of what kind of Password? • subject matter of the most clicked on email from our 11/14/21 phish campaign • ...
Intro To Cybersecurity 2023-09-10
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- Regain information
- online theft to be someone else
- Access to the internet network device
- Digital currency that is decentralized
- Center of a attention
- Infected Software
- Codes are used to secure data.
- Impersonate someone else
- a thief
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- Mandatory
- safe and sound
- National Institute of Standards and Technology
- Spot something
- Connection without the need of physical wires
- Web hosting service provider
- Includes break or promotion
- External Service
- Wi-Fi security protocol that is strong
- Difficult to proceed with
- About electronics and the internet
20 Clues: a thief • Mandatory • safe and sound • Spot something • External Service • Infected Software • Regain information • Center of a attention • Impersonate someone else • Difficult to proceed with • Includes break or promotion • Web hosting service provider • Codes are used to secure data. • online theft to be someone else • About electronics and the internet • ...
CIS 120 Cybersecurity 2024-03-10
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- strength in the security structure
- off personal computer storage
- thief through computerized means
- needed for accessing secure information
- unsolicited meat banter
- casting cyber bait
- blocks out unauthorized access
- security tactics
- address for accessing websites
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- level for information security
- used to harm your computer
- software to monitor computerized information
- a code for keeping secrets
- weak point in security
- ID with magnetic access chip
- software used for destruction
- data to identify a person
- holds data hostage
- lying about your location
- the simplest part of security
20 Clues: security tactics • holds data hostage • casting cyber bait • weak point in security • unsolicited meat banter • data to identify a person • lying about your location • used to harm your computer • a code for keeping secrets • ID with magnetic access chip • off personal computer storage • software used for destruction • the simplest part of security • level for information security • ...
CYBER SECURITY 2023-09-20
10 Clues: malware • set of rules • trial and error • malicious software • cyber architecture • distributive information • steal sensitive information • protection of computing security • authorised parties able to access • protecting info from unauthorised party
Unikum 2023-03-07
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- Unikum's regular arrangement
- equinox day and night
- activity for introduce people to each other
- image
- celebrating women's rights
- Unikums satire column
- animal with one horn on the nose
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- cabbage Norwegian National dish
- last edition front page
- IT study at UIA
- Tax haven
- daylight and night equally long
- webinar
13 Clues: image • webinar • Tax haven • IT study at UIA • equinox day and night • Unikums satire column • last edition front page • celebrating women's rights • Unikum's regular arrangement • daylight and night equally long • cabbage Norwegian National dish • animal with one horn on the nose • activity for introduce people to each other
#PDF19 2019-06-20
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- kunstmatige intelligentie
- software defined everything
- digipolis software standaarden
- slimme optimalisatie van IT operaties (moonshot 2019)
- privacy wetgeving
- uiterst stabiele, performante, efficiënte en effectieve toepassingen
- digitale beveiliging (moonshot 2019)
- een innovatieve opdracht
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- nog slimmere operations (moonshot lab 2019)
- een innovatief bedrijf
- doe je in een lab
- huidige software architectuur standaard
- quality gate
- move-to-production
- eerste kleinschalige implementatie van een product
- city platform
16 Clues: quality gate • city platform • doe je in een lab • privacy wetgeving • move-to-production • een innovatief bedrijf • een innovatieve opdracht • kunstmatige intelligentie • software defined everything • digipolis software standaarden • digitale beveiliging (moonshot 2019) • huidige software architectuur standaard • nog slimmere operations (moonshot lab 2019) • ...
What is AI 2024-04-02
11 Clues: AI benefit • Siri, Alexa • Netflix, Hulu • Text and images • improves algorithms • New solutions, ideas • Protect data breaches • Privacy concerns, bias • instructions that guide AI systems • Element that must always be a part of AI • Customized customer experience, efficiency
Cybersecurity 2021 2021-10-18
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- use this where possible to protect valuable data and content
- creep around every corner
- do this over a link to ensure it is taking you to the site the email content says it will
- phishing via SMS
- hover over all of these before clicking on them to make sure they are legitimate
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- cybersecurity month
- don't allow your devices to do this with unfamiliar networks
- keep these updated to ensure they have the latest security
- involves scammers impersonating someone via email or phone to steal information
- every employee is one of these
- before you share
- Spotting these URLs is a bit of an art
12 Clues: before you share • phishing via SMS • cybersecurity month • creep around every corner • every employee is one of these • Spotting these URLs is a bit of an art • keep these updated to ensure they have the latest security • don't allow your devices to do this with unfamiliar networks • use this where possible to protect valuable data and content • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword 2021-10-14
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- Using advertisements to trick people into visiting malicious sites
- Accessing cookies from your web browser to steal personal data
- Files you download that contain malware
- converting data using an algorithm so it cannot be readable by third-parties
- the use of a computer program to record every keystroke to steal passwords
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- the practice of sending emails pretending to be from reputable companies in order to steal personal data
- an attack meant to shut down a machine or network by flooding it with traffic, making it inaccessible to its intended users
- Elements in the website that do not perform their designated task.
- the participants of the communication and negotiate an encryption algorithm
- a global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities, consisting of interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols.
- Same as DOS attack, except with multiple computers or machines
- a local or restricted communications network, especially a private network created using World Wide Web software.
12 Clues: Files you download that contain malware • Accessing cookies from your web browser to steal personal data • Same as DOS attack, except with multiple computers or machines • Elements in the website that do not perform their designated task. • Using advertisements to trick people into visiting malicious sites • ...
Cybersecurity Vocabulary 2021-12-14
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- Force attack a cryptographic hack that relies on guessing possible combinations of a targeted password until the correct password is discovered.
- exchange a method in cryptography by which cryptographic keys are exchanged between two parties
- Attack an algebraic mathematical manipulation that attempts to reduce the complexity of the cryptographic algorithm.
- Attack is an attack model for cryptanalysis where the attacker has access to both the plaintext and its encrypted
- Middle Attack is a cyberattack where the attacker secretly relays and possibly alters the communications between two parties who believe that they are directly communicating with each other, as the attacker has inserted themselves between the two parties
- is cyberwarfare that bypasses or sabotages a victim's strengths while targeting their vulnerabilities Confusion increases the ambiguity of ciphertext
- two properties of the operation of a secure cipher identified by Claude Shannon in his 1945 classified report A Mathematical Theory of Cryptography
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- a process of finding weaknesses in cryptographic algorithms and using these weaknesses to decipher the ciphertext without knowing the secret key
- the process of encoding information.
- a collision attack on a cryptographic hash tries to find two inputs producing the same hash value, i.e. a hash collision.
- Attack a method for circumventing the security of a cryptographic system by finding a weakness in a code, cipher, cryptographic protocol or key management scheme
- Exploitation Attack any attack that takes advantage of vulnerabilities in applications, networks, operating systems, or hardware.
12 Clues: the process of encoding information. • exchange a method in cryptography by which cryptographic keys are exchanged between two parties • Attack is an attack model for cryptanalysis where the attacker has access to both the plaintext and its encrypted • ...
Cybersecurity Vocab 2022-11-01
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- program designed to breach the security of a computer system.
- verifying identity.
- info is stolen without knowledge or authorization.
- attempt by hackers to damage or destroy a computer network or system.
- self replicating and infects other computers while remaining active on other infected systems.
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- preventing and mitigating attacks on computer systems.
- software that enables a user to obtain covert information from one's computer activities.
- software that blocks access to a computer until a sum of money is paid.
- fake e-mails to gain access to credit cards or personal information.
- area of control or sphere of knowledge.
- the process of converting info or date into a code.
- software that is specifically designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to a computer.
12 Clues: verifying identity. • area of control or sphere of knowledge. • info is stolen without knowledge or authorization. • the process of converting info or date into a code. • preventing and mitigating attacks on computer systems. • program designed to breach the security of a computer system. • fake e-mails to gain access to credit cards or personal information. • ...
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2023-10-02
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- Fraudulent phone calls or voice messages purporting to be from reputable companies or a department in your own company in order to trick individuals into revealing personal information.
- A sequence of words or text used to control access to a computer; similar to a password
- Widely used in-home network technology that allows for wireless connection in interfacing with the internet.
- The process of taking plain text and scrambling it into an unreadable format.
- Hardware or software designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network
- Fraudulent text messages pretending to be from reputable companies in order to trick individuals into revealing personal information.
- A means to verify identity
- The address of a webpage. Check the validity of it before clicking it.
- Should be constructed of upper case and lower case letters, numbers, special characters, and at least 16 characters long.
- Harmful computer programs such as viruses, worms, and trojans used by hackers to gain access to your computer.
- The protection, restoration, and prevention of damage to a computer and the information contained therein to ensure its availability, integrity, authentication, confidentiality, and non-repudiation.
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- A type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system until a sum of money is paid.
- A flaw or weakness in a computer system, network, application, or software that could be exploited to violate the system’s security.
- A fraudulent email pretending to be from a reputable person or company attempting to get your information.
- Software created specifically to help detect, prevent, and remove malware (malicious software).
- Security tool that creates a secure, encrypted connection between you and the internet (three letter acronym)
- Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. (Two words, no spaces)
- A person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data. AKA “bad actor”
- Unauthorized Access to a network, information systems, or application.
19 Clues: A means to verify identity • Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. (Two words, no spaces) • The address of a webpage. Check the validity of it before clicking it. • Unauthorized Access to a network, information systems, or application. • The process of taking plain text and scrambling it into an unreadable format. • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-15
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- Kiddies / attack computers without knowledge of computers
- Citizen / citizen that's familiar with technology.
- /Malicious software, such as viruses
- /wireless data network technology
- /internet of things (abbreviation)
- Strain / eye pain from looking at device.
- Footprint /records from everything done online.
- addiction / person addicted to technology.
- device /device that is smart.
- / malicious computer code that reproduces
- /web announcement that falsely claims.
- /Collection of harmful computer code
- /unlocking encrypted information
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- / repetitive strain injuries (abbreviation)
- /Taking someone else’s work.
- / rules of Internet etiquette.
- /Website edited by public
- /Electronic waste from discarded digital devices.
- /method of “scrambling” information
- / Unwanted and unknown repeated messages.
20 Clues: /Website edited by public • device /device that is smart. • / rules of Internet etiquette. • /Taking someone else’s work. • /unlocking encrypted information • /wireless data network technology • /internet of things (abbreviation) • /method of “scrambling” information • /Malicious software, such as viruses • /Collection of harmful computer code • ...
Cybersecurity Vocab 2022-11-01
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- program designed to breach the security of a computer system.
- verifying identity.
- info is stolen without knowledge or authorization.
- attempt by hackers to damage or destroy a computer network or system.
- self replicating and infects other computers while remaining active on other infected systems.
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- preventing and mitigating attacks on computer systems.
- software that enables a user to obtain covert information from one's computer activities.
- software that blocks access to a computer until a sum of money is paid.
- fake e-mails to gain access to credit cards or personal information.
- area of control or sphere of knowledge.
- the process of converting info or date into a code.
- software that is specifically designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to a computer.
12 Clues: verifying identity. • area of control or sphere of knowledge. • info is stolen without knowledge or authorization. • the process of converting info or date into a code. • preventing and mitigating attacks on computer systems. • program designed to breach the security of a computer system. • fake e-mails to gain access to credit cards or personal information. • ...
CYBERSECURITY AWARENESS 2024-10-22
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- Unauthorized access to sensitive information (6 LETTERS)
- A security method involving two types of validation (3 LETTERS)
- The process of converting data into unreadable code (10 LETTERS)
- Fake websites that mimic legitimate ones to steal info (8 LETTERS)
- A secure way to browse the internet by hiding your data (3 LETTERS)
- Regular updates to fix software vulnerabilities (7 LETTERS)
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- A type of malware that demands payment (10 LETTERS)
- Secret word or phrase used to gain access (8 LETTERS)
- A form of attack where hackers trick users via email (8 LETTERS)
- Software designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access (7 LETTERS)
- Protects your system from harmful software (9 LETTERS)
- Harmful email attachment often used to spread malware (6 LETTERS)
12 Clues: A type of malware that demands payment (10 LETTERS) • Secret word or phrase used to gain access (8 LETTERS) • Protects your system from harmful software (9 LETTERS) • Unauthorized access to sensitive information (6 LETTERS) • Regular updates to fix software vulnerabilities (7 LETTERS) • A security method involving two types of validation (3 LETTERS) • ...
Transputec 2024-07-17
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- Dealing with audits as well as money-related issues
- The People team
- An thing that motivates you to work harder
- Brazil
- Where all deliveries come in and out
- Enlisting new people
- calculating salaries and payday
- personal holiday
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- Computer Department
- Communication method for calls in work
- CVMS
- climbing up the work ladder
- computer safety
- Company name
14 Clues: CVMS • Brazil • Company name • The People team • computer safety • personal holiday • Computer Department • Enlisting new people • climbing up the work ladder • calculating salaries and payday • Where all deliveries come in and out • Communication method for calls in work • An thing that motivates you to work harder • Dealing with audits as well as money-related issues
Cybersecurity Notables 2021-01-17
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- She wrote “Countdown to Zero Day: Stuxnet and the Launch of the World’s First Digital Weapon”
- This astronomer caught the first advanced persistent threat and wrote about it in the 1989 book “The Cuckoo’s Egg: Tracking a Spy Through the Maze of Computer Espionage”
- He gained unauthorized access to dozens of computer networks. Arrested by the FBI in 1995, he pleaded guilty to four counts of wire fraud, two counts of computer fraud and one count of illegally intercepting a wire communication, resulting in five years in prison. Now he runs a computer security consultancy and is part owner of KnowBe4, provider of an integrated platform for security awareness training and simulated phishing testing.
- He exposed some of the biggest data breaches ever, including the ones at Target and Home Depot. He has also written several books chronicling his extensive work investigating cyber-criminal gangs in Russia and elsewhere. But he is not related to the recently fired CISA director.
- Best known for his work involving DNS cache poisoning, he is one of just seven people with the authority to restore the DNS root keys on the Internet in the event of an emergency.
- He founded the Stanford Internet Observatory and led the security teams at Facebook and Yahoo.
- This Cornell University graduate student created in 1988 the very first internet worm and denial-of-service (DoS) attack.
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- She invented the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) that builds a loop-free logical topology for Ethernet networks.
- She created Microsoft’s Bug Bounty Program and the Hacker One Bug Bounty Program, where she helped create the Department of Defense's "Hack the Pentagon" pilot program.
- As a researcher at BBN technologies, he realized in 1970 the possibilities of creating a program capable of moving in a network and leaving behind a trail.
- Exploited a security flaw in MySpace that allowed him to gain 1 million friends in a 20-hour period.
- Created the haveibeenpwned.com website that allows anyone to check to see if their email or username has been compromised in major breaches.
12 Clues: She wrote “Countdown to Zero Day: Stuxnet and the Launch of the World’s First Digital Weapon” • He founded the Stanford Internet Observatory and led the security teams at Facebook and Yahoo. • Exploited a security flaw in MySpace that allowed him to gain 1 million friends in a 20-hour period. • ...
Cybersecurity Awareness 2021-10-28
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- A wireless technology standard using radio waves to communicate over short distances.
- Sending of a fraudulent email attempting to get personal information.
- Fraudulent text message designed to trick people into giving up personal information.
- Used to create a secure, encrypted connection between your computer and the Internet.
- Fraudulent phone calls or voice messages purporting to be from a reputable company in order to trick individuals into revealing personal information.
- Malicious software designed to block access to a computer system and/or files until a sum of money is paid.
- Harmful computer programs such as viruses, worms, or trojans used by cybercriminals to gain access to your computer.
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- A flaw or weakness in a computer system or software application that could be exploited to compromise security of the system or application.
- Verification of identity.
- A sequence of words or text used to control access to a computer; similar to a password.
- Before clicking on this, you should hover over it to verify it actually goes where it claims it does.
- Should be as long as possible and constructed from a variety of character sets.
12 Clues: Verification of identity. • Sending of a fraudulent email attempting to get personal information. • Should be as long as possible and constructed from a variety of character sets. • A wireless technology standard using radio waves to communicate over short distances. • Fraudulent text message designed to trick people into giving up personal information. • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword 2020-09-25
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- a method that used to find out a password by monitoring traffic on a network to pull out information.
- Weakness in an information system, system security procedures, internal controls, or implementation that could be exploited or triggered by a threat source.
- A form of malware that deliberately prevents you from accessing files on your computer – holding your data hostage while asking for payment.
- An attack on targeted individuals to obtain sensitive, personal, and confidential data via email or fraudulent websites.
- A piece of malware that often allows a hacker to gain remote access to a computer through a “back door”.
- This allows users to connect the organization's protected network using multi-factor authentication.
- An individual or group posing a threat.
- A computer under the control of a remote attacker which has been infected with software or scripts to perform tasks on command.
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- A hacking attack that tricks victims into clicking on an unintended link or button, usually disguised as a harmless element.
- A technique used to manipulate and deceive people to gain sensitive and private information. These scams are built around how people think and act.
- The process of changing plaintext into ciphertext using a cryptographic algorithm and key.
- An audio or video clip that has been edited and manipulated to seem real or believable.
12 Clues: An individual or group posing a threat. • An audio or video clip that has been edited and manipulated to seem real or believable. • The process of changing plaintext into ciphertext using a cryptographic algorithm and key. • This allows users to connect the organization's protected network using multi-factor authentication. • ...
Cybersecurity Vocab 2021-12-09
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- any attack that takes advantage of vulnerabilities in applications, networks, operating systems, or hardware.
- an algebraic mathematical manipulation that attempts to reduce the complexity of the cryptographic algorithm.
- the attacker has access to pairs of known plaintexts and their corresponding ciphertexts.
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- a general term for when a perpetrator positions himself in a conversation between a user and an application
- tries to find two inputs producing the same hash value
- consists of an attacker submitting many passwords or passphrases with the hope of eventually guessing correctly.
- if we change a character of the plaintext, then several characters of the ciphertext should change
- convert (information or data) into a cipher or code, especially to prevent unauthorized access.
- each binary digit (bit) of the ciphertext should depend on several parts of the key, obscuring the connections between the two.
- a method in cryptography by which cryptographic keys are exchanged between two parties
- a method for circumventing the security of a cryptographic system by finding a weakness in a code, cipher, cryptographic protocol or key management scheme.
- the art or process of deciphering coded messages without being told the key.
12 Clues: tries to find two inputs producing the same hash value • the art or process of deciphering coded messages without being told the key. • a method in cryptography by which cryptographic keys are exchanged between two parties • the attacker has access to pairs of known plaintexts and their corresponding ciphertexts. • ...
CYBERSECURITY CROSSWORD 2022-04-27
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- something in place to prevent an attack
- Data not modified
- a major weak link in security
- Record the identities and activities
- connect to a secure server
- study of techniques for secure communication
- Information kept private and secure
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- a weakness that can be exploited
- Systems available to those who need them
- packet capture tool
- Provide verification of identity
- tool used to scan for open ports
12 Clues: Data not modified • packet capture tool • connect to a secure server • a major weak link in security • a weakness that can be exploited • Provide verification of identity • tool used to scan for open ports • Information kept private and secure • Record the identities and activities • something in place to prevent an attack • Systems available to those who need them • ...
CyberSecurity Awareness. 2023-08-20
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- A combination of letters, numbers, and symbols used to access an account
- A type of malicious software that encrypts files and demands a ransom
- A set of rules and configurations that protect a computer system from unauthorized access
- A code that is generated by a mobile app and used for two-factor authentication
- Unauthorized access to computer systems
- A technique used to verify the identity of a user, often using a code sent to a phone
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- A computer security incident that occurs over a network
- Malicious email that appears to be from a legitimate source
- A program designed to replicate itself and spread to other computers
- The process of converting data into a secret code to prevent unauthorized access
- An attack that overwhelms a system with excessive traffic to make it unavailable
- The weakest link in cybersecurity, often targeted by attackers
12 Clues: Unauthorized access to computer systems • A computer security incident that occurs over a network • Malicious email that appears to be from a legitimate source • The weakest link in cybersecurity, often targeted by attackers • A program designed to replicate itself and spread to other computers • ...
I + E 2024-01-23
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- Where Ingrid and Erik first met
- A country where Erik studied
- First concert
- Country they´ve visited the most
- Their first vacation together
- Erik´s job
- Their female cat
- Honeymoon destination
- Ingrid´s hobby
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- Where Erik grew up
- Number of countries they´ve visited together
- Their favourite trip together
- Where they got engaged
- Wedding venue
- Theo´s birthday month
- The street they used to live on
- Their male cat
- Where Ingrid studied abroad
- Ingrid´s first surname
- Their car
20 Clues: Their car • Erik´s job • Wedding venue • First concert • Their male cat • Ingrid´s hobby • Their female cat • Where Erik grew up • Theo´s birthday month • Honeymoon destination • Where they got engaged • Ingrid´s first surname • Where Ingrid studied abroad • A country where Erik studied • Their favourite trip together • Their first vacation together • Where Ingrid and Erik first met • ...
Safe to Speed 2022-07-18
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- Without proper input _____, malicious actors can send a malicious input into your web application form to inject malicious code to extract sensitive data from your database.
- Performing threat _____ at the start of your project will give you insight into your system's risk profile.
- Systems infected by malicious actor can be used to partake in a _____. This allows the malicious actor to use your infected system to conduct attacks to achieve their goals.
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- _____ programs attempt to utilise your system's compute resource (Without your knowledge) to mine for cryptocurrencies.
- Regular review of _____ accounts ensures that no unauthorised users are misusing the accounts outside the bounds of the system owner's knowledge.
- Doing system _____ will ensure that your systems are protected from the most basic and common attacks.
- It's important to understand potential vendor's cybersecurity _____ to evaluate if they have both innovation and cybersecurity best practices in mind.
- Security _____ helps identify business logic flaws and bugs in your application code.
- This provides you with a simpler and balanced means of ensuring cybersecurity best practices during a proof of concept/value or minimum viable product stage.
- _____ are often leaked on public code repositories due to developers using loosely configured code repositories.
10 Clues: Security _____ helps identify business logic flaws and bugs in your application code. • Doing system _____ will ensure that your systems are protected from the most basic and common attacks. • Performing threat _____ at the start of your project will give you insight into your system's risk profile. • ...
Coursework Crossword 2024-08-21
10 Clues: Reframe • Pitchercize • Richard Rumelt • Ethics or bust! • Think, MTI Alumni • More money than God • Money! Money! Money! • What? Like its hard? • What is today's costume? • The rep from Green Peace has a question
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2023-04-21
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- Hat Hackers Ethical computer experts
- Account Control Restricts unauthorized access
- Keys Used for secure communication
- Awareness Training Teaches safe online behavior
- Monitors and filters network traffic
- Breaches unauthorized access to data
- Attack Exploits unknown vulnerabilities
- Scrambles data to protect it
- Horse Malware disguised as a software
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- Deceptive email scam
- Malicious software
- Online harassment
- Software Protects against malware
- Extorts computer users
- Network of infected devices
- Tricking users into clicking
- Management Tools Password management helper
- Secretly collects information
- Secure remote connection
- Wi-fi Networks Unsecured wireless networks
20 Clues: Online harassment • Malicious software • Deceptive email scam • Extorts computer users • Secure remote connection • Network of infected devices • Tricking users into clicking • Scrambles data to protect it • Secretly collects information • Software Protects against malware • Keys Used for secure communication • Monitors and filters network traffic • ...
#SecureOurWorld Cybersecurity Week 2023-10-08
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- Should be constructed of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters.
- A type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system until a sum of money is paid.
- Verifying identity.
- The process of taking plain text and scrambling it into an unreadable format.
- Harmful computer programs such as viruses, worms, and trojans used by hackers to gain access to your computer
- Unauthorized access to a network, information systems, or application.
- The “I” in the C-I-A Triad; protection from unauthorized changes.
- Threatening behavior facilitated through electronic means such as texting
- A wireless technology standard used over short distances using short-wavelength UHF radio waves.
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- Security tool that creates a secure, encrypted connection between you and the Internet (acronym).
- MEDIA Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. (Two words)
- Fraudulent text messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to trick individuals into revealing personal information.
- The address of a webpage. Check the validity of it before clicking on it.
- A fraudulent email purportedly from a reputable company attempting to get personal information.
- Fraudulent phone calls or voice messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to trick individuals into revealing personnel information.
- The “A” in the C-I-A Triad. It ensures authorized users have access.
- Hardware or software designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network.
- A flaw or weakness in a computer system that could be exploited to violate the system’s security.
- A sequence of words or text used to control access to a computer.
- Widely used in-home network technology that allows for wireless connection in interfacing with the internet.
20 Clues: Verifying identity. • MEDIA Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. (Two words) • A sequence of words or text used to control access to a computer. • 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. • ...
Corsework Crossword 2024-08-29
10 Clues: Reframe • I object! • Pitchercize • Richard Rumelt • Think, MIT Alumni • More money than God • Money! Money! Money! • What is today's costume? • Learning Ethics or bust! • The rep from Green Peace has a question
Mateusz Suchocki Piotr Szabram 2023-05-29
Across
- - Online storage and computing
- -Secret phrase for authentication
- - Copy of data for safekeeping
- - Protection of computer systems
- - Wireless networking technology
- -Network security barrier
- - Connected group of devices
- - Identifying and fixing errors
- - Harmful software
- - Organized collection of information
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- -Set of rules or instructions
- - Data protection through coding
- - Device for forwarding data packets
- - Computer that provides services
- - Software for internet browsing
- - Self-replicating malicious code
- - Open-source operating system
- - Interaction between user and system
- - Language for building web pages
- - Object-oriented programming language
20 Clues: - Harmful software • -Network security barrier • - Connected group of devices • -Set of rules or instructions • - Online storage and computing • - Copy of data for safekeeping • - Open-source operating system • - Identifying and fixing errors • - Data protection through coding • - Software for internet browsing • - Protection of computer systems • - Wireless networking technology • ...
Cyber Security 2024-02-20
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- Unsolicited bulk emails
- Deceptive email tactic
- Software for detecting and removing malware
- Harmful software
- Unauthorized access seeker
- Verification process
- Newly discovered vulnerability
- Secure data transmission protocol
- Secure network connection
- Network of infected computers controlled remotely
- Denial of Service attack
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- Malicious software demanding payment
- Weakness in a system's security
- Access code
- Network security barrier
- Identity verification using unique physical traits
- Protection of internet-connected systems and data
- Software update
- Data protection method
- Malware disguised as legitimate software
20 Clues: Access code • Software update • Harmful software • Verification process • Deceptive email tactic • Data protection method • Unsolicited bulk emails • Network security barrier • Denial of Service attack • Secure network connection • Unauthorized access seeker • Newly discovered vulnerability • Weakness in a system's security • Secure data transmission protocol • ...
James Cyber safety crossword 2016-05-21
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- a small piece of information or chocolate chip
- computer villainy
- Search engine
- Request details
- group of friends
- this flickers in a fire
- Short cut to speed access
- email,junk mail you didn't ask for
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- Highlight your favourites
- keeping private information safe
- an on line talk with friends
- Unwanted advertising
- secret code
- burning bricks to protect you
- secret identity
- my up to date news
- a person who gains access without permission
- the flu is one of these
- Device that moves you curser
- unexpected ad
20 Clues: secret code • Search engine • unexpected ad • Request details • secret identity • group of friends • computer villainy • my up to date news • Unwanted advertising • this flickers in a fire • the flu is one of these • Highlight your favourites • Short cut to speed access • an on line talk with friends • Device that moves you curser • burning bricks to protect you • ...
Teknologi Firza Insanudzaky 2023-07-28
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- Teknologi keamanan siber
- Teknologi nanoskala
- Reality Teknologi realitas maya
- Intelligence Teknologi cerdas
- Reality Teknologi realitas tambahan
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- of Things Teknologi perangkat terhubung
- Teknologi terdistribusi
- mobil listrik terkenal dari amerika
- Data Teknologi data besar
- Computing Teknologi komputasi awan
- Printing Teknologi cetak 3D
11 Clues: Teknologi nanoskala • Teknologi terdistribusi • Teknologi keamanan siber • Data Teknologi data besar • Printing Teknologi cetak 3D • Intelligence Teknologi cerdas • Reality Teknologi realitas maya • Computing Teknologi komputasi awan • mobil listrik terkenal dari amerika • Reality Teknologi realitas tambahan • of Things Teknologi perangkat terhubung
Whats is Business Services? 2021-10-21
Cybersecurity Cr0$$w0rd Puzz|3 2024-06-05
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- Horse
- Unsolicited emails
- Taking advantage of vulnerability
- Capture of data being transmitted
- Malicious software
- Challenge-response verification test
- Process that safeguards online assets
- Virtual perimeter around network
- Malicious code to harm victims
- Virtual secure corridor
- Deletion of all or part
- Dark web
Down
- Infectious malware that spreads
- Process to verify identity
- Bypasses security steps to gain access
- False or misleading information
- Malware that uses scare tactics
- Breach
- Fraudulent acquisition of user credentials
- Plain text into secret code
- Malicious program to extort money
21 Clues: Horse • Breach • Dark web • Unsolicited emails • Malicious software • Virtual secure corridor • Deletion of all or part • Process to verify identity • Plain text into secret code • Malicious code to harm victims • Infectious malware that spreads • False or misleading information • Malware that uses scare tactics • Virtual perimeter around network • Taking advantage of vulnerability • ...
IEM Social Media Crossword Puzzle 2021-07-20
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- Focus FEMA’s newly released guidance
- IEM Senior Executive Advisor providing insight
- Connect with county leaders
- Hire a _____ Day
- rapidly spreading variant
- Celebrating Puerto Rico’s…
- MEDIA, Tool for public safety and emergency response
- IEM Spotlight
- July Heritage Month
- Practicing personal appreciation
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- The CISA, FBI, and the NSA published a Joint ____ Advisory
- Celebrating
- Conservation Day
- Summer heat brings increased risk
- Interns and System Administrator Day
- Beat the…
- Tropical Storm
- DAY, Holiday
- Have you made a family ____ plan?
- Hernando County, Florida
20 Clues: Beat the… • Celebrating • DAY, Holiday • IEM Spotlight • Tropical Storm • Conservation Day • Hire a _____ Day • July Heritage Month • Hernando County, Florida • rapidly spreading variant • Celebrating Puerto Rico’s… • Connect with county leaders • Practicing personal appreciation • Summer heat brings increased risk • Have you made a family ____ plan? • Focus FEMA’s newly released guidance • ...
IEM Social Media Crossword Puzzle 2021-07-20
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- Focus FEMA’s newly released guidance
- Beat the…
- Have you made a family ____ plan?
- MEDIA, Tool for public safety and emergency response
- Conservation Day
- Hernando County, Florida
- Tropical Storm
- Practicing personal appreciation
- Connect with county leaders
- July Heritage Month
- Give Something Away Day
- rapidly spreading variant
Down
- Celebrating Puerto Rico’s…
- DAY, Holiday
- Interns and System Administrator Day
- Summer heat brings increased risk
- The CISA, FBI, and the NSA published a Joint ____ Advisory
- Hire a _____ Day
- IEM Spotlight
- IEM Senior Executive Advisor providing insight
20 Clues: Beat the… • DAY, Holiday • IEM Spotlight • Tropical Storm • Conservation Day • Hire a _____ Day • July Heritage Month • Give Something Away Day • Hernando County, Florida • rapidly spreading variant • Celebrating Puerto Rico’s… • Connect with county leaders • Practicing personal appreciation • Summer heat brings increased risk • Have you made a family ____ plan? • ...
Wes Rich - CIS178 Week 3 Participation Cyber-Security Terms 2023-07-15
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- Protection against malicious programs.
- Malicious cyber attackers.
- Data protection through cryptography.
- Deceptive malicious software.
- Network of compromised computers.
- Deceptive online identity theft.
- Covert information-gathering software.
- Ethical cybersecurity professionals.
- Attack Network flooding disruption technique.
- Synthetic media manipulation technique.
Down
- Security breach exposes data.
- Tools Software for secure password storage.
- Secret codes for data protection.
- Harmful computer software.
- Unpatched software vulnerability exploitation.
- Network traffic filtering safeguard.
- Deceptive click manipulation technique.
- Online harassment and intimidation.
- Secure remote network access.
- Files held hostage for payment.
20 Clues: Malicious cyber attackers. • Harmful computer software. • Security breach exposes data. • Deceptive malicious software. • Secure remote network access. • Files held hostage for payment. • Deceptive online identity theft. • Secret codes for data protection. • Network of compromised computers. • Online harassment and intimidation. • Network traffic filtering safeguard. • ...
Puzzle 2 2024-08-28
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- A method in project management that focuses on time-boxed sprints
- A secure way of verifying user identity, often using fingerprint or facial recognition
- The type of banking that exists entirely online, without physical branches
- Capgemini's exclusive global initiative for leveraging applied innovation?
- The interest rate that central banks charge commercial banks for short-term loans
- A significant global regulatory framework in banking, introduced post-2008 financial crisis
- The practice of protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access
- A common technique used in cybersecurity to disguise and protect information
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- A key regulatory compliance requirement for banks handling EU citizens' data
- A data-driven approach for managing customer relations
- A loan granted for the purchase of real estate, typically paid back with interest over time
- The approach used by Barclays to integrate sustainability into its operations
- The practice of transferring money between accounts, either manually or automatically
- The term for integrating AI into customer service to provide instant responses
- The global system for financial messaging used by banks to communicate securely
15 Clues: A data-driven approach for managing customer relations • A method in project management that focuses on time-boxed sprints • The practice of protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access • The type of banking that exists entirely online, without physical branches • Capgemini's exclusive global initiative for leveraging applied innovation? • ...
Cyber Security Crossword 2021-10-14
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- Do not accept trade orders via _____ or voicemail
- Require _______ confirmation for trade orders sent via email.
- Always use _______________ for all sensitive data on computers and removable media.
- Report Security Incidents to the ___________ Service Center x74357.
- “Do Your Part. #____________________.”
- Don't click on _________ links
- Report ___________ emails to the Cyber Threat Center (cyberthreat@raymondjames.com).
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- As part of the STOP.THINK.CONNECT.™ national public awareness ___________, CISA is also sharing Cybersecurity Awareness Month Resources to reduce cybersecurity risks and protect you online.
- ______________ is Cyber Security Awareness month.
- Type [_______] in the subject line of emails with sensitive data.
- PII stands for personally ____________ information
- Use a password of PIN to protect your mobile device. Have the device require a password after _________ minutes of inactivity.
- If you are unsure of the legitimacy of an email do not click on any links or open any _______________.
- Connect directly to the Raymond James ___________ only through wireless access points managed and configured by the ___________ Engineering Department.
- If you plan to enter a contract with a third-party or are changing your contract, please request a ______ assessment.
15 Clues: Don't click on _________ links • “Do Your Part. #____________________.” • ______________ is Cyber Security Awareness month. • Do not accept trade orders via _____ or voicemail • PII stands for personally ____________ information • Require _______ confirmation for trade orders sent via email. • Type [_______] in the subject line of emails with sensitive data. • ...
How well do you know Afia? 2024-04-15
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- volunteer's every sunday
- OG Co-admin for this Big WhatsApp groupchat
- Birth month
- Master's degree
- volunteer vest color that she wore everyday during Ramadan
- Age
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- Number of siblings she has (including herself)
- Frequently visits this Masjid
- Fiance's name
- Eldest sister's name
- Her cat's name
- Birth state
- Admin for this Big WhatsApp groupchat
13 Clues: Age • Birth state • Birth month • Fiance's name • Her cat's name • Master's degree • Eldest sister's name • volunteer's every sunday • Frequently visits this Masjid • Admin for this Big WhatsApp groupchat • OG Co-admin for this Big WhatsApp groupchat • Number of siblings she has (including herself) • volunteer vest color that she wore everyday during Ramadan
ICT Crossword - Daniyarov Daniyar 2023-04-25
10 Clues: What is AI? • What is VR? • What is IoT? • What is ICT? • What is Wi-Fi? • What is cloud? • What is Internet? • What is programming? • What is cybersecurity? • What are examples of ICT tools?
Dandy & Nicole Wedding 2024-10-16
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- City where the couple had their 1st date
- Engagement Ring cut
- Dandy's fave K-pop group
- Nicole specialization as a Doctor
- 1st out of country
- Number of Graduation Attended
- The month Nicole officially became Dandy's Girlfriend
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- Dandy's Profession
- Favorite color of Dandy
- Number of mutual friend
- Name of their coffee shop
- Nicole's Profession
- 1st business together
- How long they are together
- Favorite concert attended
- 2nd TV appearance
16 Clues: 2nd TV appearance • Dandy's Profession • 1st out of country • Engagement Ring cut • Nicole's Profession • 1st business together • Favorite color of Dandy • Number of mutual friend • Dandy's fave K-pop group • Name of their coffee shop • Favorite concert attended • How long they are together • Number of Graduation Attended • Nicole specialization as a Doctor • ...
Coding 2023-12-11
Across
- Identifying and fixing errors
- Step-by-step problem solving procedures
- Building apps for mobile devices
- Tracking changes and versions
- Writing clear explanations of code
- Learning new things continuously
Down
- Languages for human-computer communication
- Blocks of reusable code
- Unified coding environment
- Organizes code into objects
- Instructing the computer
- Basis of machine learning
- Making dynamic websites
- Principles for secure programs
- Managing the flow of a program
15 Clues: Blocks of reusable code • Instructing the computer • Making dynamic websites • Identifying and fixing errors • Organizes code into objects • Unified coding environment • Basis of machine learning • Principles for secure programs • Tracking changes and versions • Managing the flow of a program • Building apps for mobile devices • ...
Cybersecurity Crossword Puzzle 2023-01-24
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- malware that makes you pay
- software to detect and destroy malware
- malware pretending to be useful
- software that tracks you
- tricking users to click links/images
- manipulated media
- criminals explpoiting network vulnerabilities
- scrambling data into unreadable text
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- software that checks for malware
- harmful software
- a shield for data
- malware that displays adverts
- attacks exploiting a vulnerability
- service that encrypts data while on WiFi
- multiple attackers preventing legitimate users
- attacks seeking out personal info
- a unique label for devices connected to the internet
- internet access at coffee shop
- network pro learning hacking techniques
19 Clues: harmful software • a shield for data • manipulated media • software that tracks you • malware that makes you pay • malware that displays adverts • internet access at coffee shop • malware pretending to be useful • software that checks for malware • attacks seeking out personal info • attacks exploiting a vulnerability • tricking users to click links/images • ...
CYBERSECURITY 2021-11-08
Across
- Hastag for 2021 Q4 Manila Thanksgiving Town Hall
- DE&I Champion for Philippines and Bulgaria
- Vaccine brand used in the IM PH Vaccination Program
- Where to get a digital copy of your Covid-19 Vaccination certificate
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- Helps in centralizing reports and dashboards in one location
- FAME 2021 Edition
- 2021 IM PH Virtual Year End Party
7 Clues: FAME 2021 Edition • 2021 IM PH Virtual Year End Party • DE&I Champion for Philippines and Bulgaria • Hastag for 2021 Q4 Manila Thanksgiving Town Hall • Vaccine brand used in the IM PH Vaccination Program • Helps in centralizing reports and dashboards in one location • Where to get a digital copy of your Covid-19 Vaccination certificate