Introduction to Cyber Security

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Trojan horse

Worm

Adware

Firewall

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Sell you products at a discount.

Trick you into giving out personal information.

Improve your computer's performance.

Provide free software updates.

Online information is always accurate.

Online information is always unreliable.

Online information should always be verified for accuracy.

Online information is always provided by experts.

A type of malware.

A trail of data you create while using the Internet.

A physical mark left by a computer mouse.

A password encryption method.

Through your technological devices.

Only through handwritten documents.

Information cannot be tracked online.

Through verbal conversations.

Using simple passwords.

Sharing your passwords with friends.

Using a strong password.

Writing your passwords on a sticky note.

Your email address remains private.

Your email address is confirmed as valid.

You receive fewer SPAM emails.

Your computer's performance improves.

Using only lowercase letters.

Using combinations of upper and lower case letters, characters, and numbers.

Using your name or birthdate.

Using common words found in the dictionary.

After downloading new software.

Shortly after completing a virus scan.

When your computer crashes.

Only when you remember.

Using strong passwords.

Pirating software to avoid paying for it.

Making frequent backups.

Avoiding replying to SPAM emails.