SEC 150 Review Puzzle

3. The individual or entity that is responsible for an attack.
5. Software that infects a computer with malware
7. Malicious program that uses a computer to replicate
11. Making something unintelligible
12. Circumventing the installed built-in limitations on Apple iOS devices
13. Only authorized parties can view information
16. The means of persuading or convincing a user in order to gain information
18. Software or hardware that silently captures all keystrokes taken on a computers keyboard. A form of spyware
21. Digital platform that threat actors target for their exploits

1. A secret combination of letters, numbers, and/or characters that only the user should have knowledge of
2. Obfuscation of sensitive data elements into a random string of characters.
4. False or inaccurate information that is designed to mislead with malicious intent.
6. An attack for which there are zero days of warning, and no immediate fix is known
8. Only authorized parties can change information
9. A container in which an application is allowed to run without impacting the underlying OS
10. Downloading unofficial and unapproved apps
14. An executable program that pretends to be perform normal activities but secretly is doing something malicious
15. An employee or worker from within an organization that poses a threat
17. Registering domain names of sites that are spelled close to the actual and legitimate sites
19. Malware that has the ability to hide its presence and the presence of other malware on a system
20. Installing software security updates.