Across
- 2. Dangerous software or viruses designed to damage your device or steal your personal information.
- 4. / Online Safety, Knowing how to stay safe, keep your personal details private, and avoid danger on the internet.
- 6. Behaviour, How you act, talk, and treat others when using the internet, social media, or games.
- 9. Wellbeing, Balancing your screen time with real-life activities so technology does not stress you out or make you unhealthy.
- 10. A secret code system that scrambles data so only the right person can read the message.
- 11. Footprint, The trail of information you leave behind every time you post, comment, or search for something online.
- 13. Intentionally posting annoying or rude comments online just to get a reaction out of people.
- 16. Authentication (2FA), An extra security step (like getting a text code on your phone) to make sure it is really you logging in.
- 18. Theft, When someone steals your personal details (like your name or photos) to pretend to be you online.
- 19. Literacy, Knowing how to use computers, tablets, and the internet smartly, safely, and responsibly.
Down
- 1. Privacy, Protecting your personal information so companies and apps cannot use or share it without your permission.
- 3. Using technology—like group chats or social media—to repeatedly pick on, tease, or meanly target someone.
- 4. Short for "electronic mail," a way to send messages and files from one device to another over the internet.
- 5. Sharing, A setting on apps that shows your live location on a map to other people or programs.
- 7. Engineering, When a scammer tricks or manipulates you into giving away secret information like a password.
- 8. A security shield on your computer that blocks bad network traffic and hackers from getting in.
- 12. Settings, Controls on apps and websites that let you choose who can see your profile and what you post.
- 14. Network etiquette—the rules for being polite, friendly, and respectful to others online.
- 15. A secret word or combination of letters and numbers used to unlock your private accounts.
- 17. A trick where scammers send fake emails or messages to steal your password or bank details.
