Across
- 4. A digit cabinet that organizes and stores immense amounts of data so that it could be easy to find.
- 7. The particular piece of information needed to unlock the cipher.
- 8. A single row in that table for that one particular thing.
- 10. footprint: The permanent trail of data you leave behind on the internet.
- 11. A website saves a tiny file called a cookie on your device to remember who you are.
- 13. An entire spreadsheet or page for one particular group of things.
Down
- 1. key: A fully unique ID that belongs to only one record.
- 2. A single column in a table that shows a specific type of data.
- 3. The secret formula used to scramble the data.
- 4. Anything that has digit information in it, for example: passwords.
- 5. party cookies: These cookies track you down on every website you have visited even though it is not theirs ( the company’s) , they still get all the information of what you do on these other websites.
- 6. To scramble data so that no one else is able to read it.
- 9. Browsing: A browser setting that forgets hides/removes your history after you close the window. It stops your device from saving cookies, search history, etc.
- 10. fingerprinting: A way websites track you without the use of cookies.
- 12. The language used to communicate with databases.