Across
- 5. Significant increase in electrical power.
- 7. Rules of an online community.
- 9. Unwanted electrical signal.
- 12. Process of encoding information to protect it from unauthorized access.
- 15. Protects the use of original works.
- 16. Disrupts computer access to an Internet service.
- 21. An event causing loss or damage to computer hardware, software, data, or processing capability.
- 23. Protects computer and equipment from electrical power disturbances.
- 26. A group of compromised computers connected to a network.
- 29. Steps to be taken immediately after a disaster.
- 31. Use of digital communication tools to harm or harass others.
- 32. Simulates disasters and records recovery ability.
- 33. A type of malware that copies itself repeatedly.
- 34. Software developed to detect and remove computer viruses.
Down
- 1. Measures to protect information from unauthorized access.
- 2. Licenses that allow creators to communicate which rights they reserve.
- 3. A compromised computer or device.
- 4. Larger scale of a DoS attack.
- 6. Specific pattern of virus code.
- 8. Drop in electrical supply.
- 10. Prolonged malfunction of a computer.
- 11. Process used by antivirus programs to prevent infection.
- 13. Malware that hides within or looks like legitimate software.
- 14. Actions to restore full information processing operations.
- 17. Separating infected files that cannot be removed.
- 18. Online or Internet-based illegal act.
- 19. Program that protects your computer from unauthorized access.
- 20. Attempts to disrupt or gain unauthorized access to computer networks.
- 22. Surge protector that provides power during power loss.
- 24. Fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information.
- 25. A potentially damaging computer program.
- 26. Program that allows users to bypass security controls.
- 27. Allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission.
- 28. How backup files and equipment resume information processing.
- 30. Malicious software designed to harm or exploit any programmable device or network.