Across
- 4. avoided or gone around a rule, system, or security measure.
- 8. taking advantage of a weakness or vulnerability for personal gain or to cause harm.
- 10. accessed or broken into a computer system or network without permission.
- 11. the process of recognizing or proving who someone is, often by using documents or biometrics.
- 12. writing that is based on real events, people, and facts rather than imagination.
Down
- 1. incidents where security or trust is broken, often involving unauthorized access to information.
- 2. relating to the measurement of unique physical characteristics, such as fingerprints or facial recognition, used for identification.
- 3. a comparison showing how two different things are similar in some way to help explain an idea.
- 5. the author’s position or viewpoint on a topic, supported by reasons and evidence.
- 6. a statement or opinion that can be supported with evidence; part of an argument.
- 7. weaknesses that can be exploited or taken advantage of by others, often in systems or defenses.
- 9. protection of information, property, or people from danger, loss, or unauthorized access.