Across
- 3. – Permanent alteration in DNA.
- 6. – Weakness in a system exploitable by threats.
- 10. – Group of the same species in an area.
- 12. – Step-by-step procedure for solving a problem.
- 14. – Interpretation of data to uncover insights.
- 15. – Protection of systems and data from threats.
- 17. – Any living thing.
- 20. – Malware disguised as legitimate software.
- 21. – Program converting code into executable form.
- 26. – Security system controlling network traffic.
- 27. – Rate at which data is transmitted.
- 29. – Remote storage and computing service.
- 30. – Malicious code that replicates itself.
- 33. – Malware spreading across networks independently.
- 36. – Process by which plants convert sunlight into energy.
- 40. – Process of converting data into a secure code.
- 41. – Update to fix software vulnerabilities.
- 44. – Structure carrying genetic material.
- 46. – Interconnected system of organisms and their environment.
- 47. – Natural home of an organism.
- 49. – Imitation of a real-world process.
- 51. – Trait improving survival in an environment.
- 52. – Maximum data transfer rate of a network.
- 54. – Pre-built code structure for development.
- 55. – Identifying and removing errors in code.
- 56. – Different forms of a gene.
- 57. – Data structure with a "first-in, first-out" principle.
- 58. – Temporary storage for faster data access.
- 59. – Block of code performing a specific task.
Down
- 1. – Use of technology to perform tasks without human intervention.
- 2. – Ability of a system to handle growth.
- 4. – Point of interaction between components.
- 5. – Repeating a process to improve a result.
- 7. – Study of heredity and variation.
- 8. – Software recording keystrokes.
- 9. – Software secretly monitoring user activity.
- 11. – Unit of data sent over a network.
- 13. – Security measure for controlling network traffic.
- 16. – Individual gaining unauthorized access to systems.
- 18. – Reasoning principles in problem-solving.
- 19. – Symbol representing a value in programming.
- 22. – Set of rules governing data exchange.
- 23. – Unsolicited and often harmful messages.
- 24. – Device directing data traffic on a network.
- 25. – Process of verifying identity.
- 27. – Variety of life in a particular habitat.
- 28. – Process of change in species over time.
- 31. – Process of energy production in cells.
- 32. – Organized collection of data.
- 34. – Computer providing data to other computers.
- 35. – Data structure storing elements in indexed order.
- 37. – Improving efficiency and performance.
- 38. – Rules for writing code in a programming language.
- 39. – Group of organisms capable of interbreeding.
- 42. – Securing information through encoding.
- 43. – Copy of data for recovery.
- 45. – Fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information.
- 48. – Characteristic determined by genetics.
- 50. – Malicious software designed to harm systems.
- 53. – Delay in data transmission.