chapter 3 cyber security

2. a type of malicious software, or malware, that spreads between computers and causes damage to data and software
4. using reconnaissance to phish someone
6. phishing but on messeges
8. going threw your trash
10. is any software intentionally designed to cause disruption to a computer
15. following someone
18. emails that are annoying
19. phishing but on call
20. fraud
21. persuades the user to take a specific action based on fear
22. a software that records what you type on your keyboard
23. looking over your shoulder and gathers info like that
27. the flash and shockwave plugins from adobe enable the development of cartoons
28. a means of bypassing an organization's existing security systems.
30. when hackers hack you and hold it until you give them what you want
31. software that enables a criminal to obtain info about a users computer
32. malicious program that uses a trigger to awaken the malicious cod
33. a type of malware program that enables cyber criminals to gain access to and infiltrate data from machines without being detected

1. can propagate or self-replicate from one computer to another without human activation
3. following someone but its not piggybacking
5. use emails, messege, or other social media to try and gather informastion on you
7. impersonating a legitimate website
8. overwelming the network
9. completely non technical means for a criminal to gather info
11. displays annoying pop-ups to generate revenue for its authors
12. when an attacker calls a person and lies to them to gain privlages
13. programs that claim to perform one function but actually do another, typically malicious
14. a computer attack that tries to exploit software vulnerability that are unkown
16. intercepting communications between computers to steal information
17. keeping your system up to date
24. an act intended to deceive or trick
25. a program designed to detect and remove viruses
26. phishing highpowered people
29. an impersonation attack
34. similar to eavesdropping