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3. – Deception to gain money or access data illegally.
4. – Protecting computers, networks, and data from attacks.
6. – Tricking people into visiting fake websites to steal data.
10. – Phishing through fake phone calls pretending to be legit.
11. Overloading a website or server so it crashes.
12. – A super sophisticated cyber weapon that targeted Iran’s nuclear program.
14. – A U.S. law that expanded government surveillance after 9/11.
15. – Fake systems set up to bait and track hackers.
18. – Investigating cybercrimes and tracking down hackers.
19. – legal power a country has over online activities.

1. – Hacking done for political or social causes.
2. – An entity blocking or controlling what people can see online.
5. – Any digital assault meant to steal data or cause harm.
7. – laws protecting individuals from false information that damages the victim’s reputation.
8. – Content that's restricted online for being offensive.
9. – Breaking into computer systems, whether for good or bad.
13. – Using fingerprints, and other physical traits for security.
16. – Tricking people into giving up personal info through fake emails.
17. – Phishing but through text messages instead of email.
20. – Personal data that cybercriminals want to steal.