Identity Theft, When someone steals your personal information (e.g. credit card info) to commit fraud,, individuals who gain unauthorized access to systems or data, often for malicious purposes., Can use this sensitive information to identify and impersonate you,, individuals or groups who deceive others to steal money, personal information, or assets through fraud., spear, targets high-profile individuals, such as executives or CEOs., A targeted phishing attack that focuses on a specific individual or organization., occurs on social media platforms. Attackers create fake accounts or impersonate companies to steal personal information or spread malware., conducted via SMS (text messages). These messages often contain malicious links or requests for personal information, identity, The characteristics, qualities, or beliefs that make a person or thing unique., Ongoing effort to protect individuals, organizations and governments from hackers, Any information that can be used to identify you, and it can exist both offline and online., Are electronic gadgets that can connect to other devices or networks, often through wireless protocols like Wi-Fi, cellular networks,, encrypted, to decipher, to locate, to become known to the public, to put information into a special form so it can't be read, Smart Devices, Your ISP tracks your online activity and, in some countries, they can sell this data to advertisers for a profit., the practice of safeguarding personal information from unauthorized access or disclosure., Are electronic gadgets that can connect to other devices or networks, often through wireless protocols like Wi-Fi, cellular networks,, lying or tricking someone to get money or something valuable., Two-factor authentication, an ideal pattern of behavior for Internet users, guidelines about what is acceptable in an online medium for personal and professional use., is an identity and access management security method that requires two forms of identification to access resources and data, a string of characters used to verify the identity of a user during the authentication process., A strong password is: At least 12 characters long but 14 or more is better. A combination of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols, fraud, lying or tricking someone to get a phony, lying or tricking someone to get money or something valuable., lying or tricking someone into thinking they are wrong, doing aa good job, life cycle, the stages something goes through during its life, something from lion king, a wheel of shawarma, electronic circuit board, the big picture, mona lisa, The company's goal, something beautiful, art, countermeasures, actions taken to prevent something unwanted, counterstike, live with it, whole and undamaged, Software, someone how is soft, The programs and other operating information used by a computer., The physical components of a computer system, such as the monitor, keyboard, and internal chips., spaywere, Database, dani, phyton code to do data, column, collection of structured information, link, zelda, a URL, ospf, RIP, BGP, Basic Gateway Path, Bridge Group Protocol, Border Gateway Protocol, Binary Gateway Packet, OSPF, Official System Path Forward, Optical Service Port Frequency, Operational Security Packet Filter, Open Shortest Path First, DHCP, Direct Host Control Port, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, Digital Hypertext Connection Point, Distributed Hardware Communication Process, DNS, Definitely Not Software, Dad Needs Support, Domain Name System, Does Not Submit, VPN, Virtual Private Network, Very Poor Network, Validation Pending... No!, Vacation Prevention Node

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