Info Tech
Terms
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- infectious malware
- worms and viruses
- domain name
- way for humans to refer to websites
- intellectual property
- product of the mind and protected under law
- 1 GB
- 1000 MB=
- no
- are wireless networks secure by default?
- malware
- software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the user's informed consent
- patents
- the rights that protect devices, methods, processes, substances, and inventions; can eventually expire and run out
- slow down computer, steal information, delete files
- why are viruses and worms harmful?
- public domain
- public property that can be used by anyone for any purpose
- output devices
- how machines give us feedback; printer, speakers, monitor
- padlock, https
- how can you tell if a website is secure?
- malware concealment
- trogan horses
- .exe
- program- opens the program
- manage file systems, control input/ output devices, facilitates networks
- what does the operating system do?
- digital rights management
- DRM
- popups, security holes, untrustworthy files, software bundling
- what are the ways we get malware?
- picture files
- .jpg, .bmp, .png, jif
- our information is vunerable
- why do we need to be aware of interet safety?
- CPU, input/output devices, motherboard, storage devices
- parts of a computer
- IP adress
- unique, like a telephone number, assigned to all computers that communicate on the internet
- network
- two or more computers connected together via a telecommunication system to share info, resources, and communicate
- malware
- what do firewalls protect against?
- computer
- programmable machine that stores, recieves, and processes data
- cc
- carbon copy, no response necessary
- wiki
- website that allows users to add, edit, or remove content
- malware for profit, malware concealment, malware for profit
- what are the parts of malware?
- encryption
- the process of obscuring information to make it unreadable without special knowledge
- fair use
- allows people to use work for educational purposes
- hypertext markup language
- html
- what you see is what you get
- wysiwyg
- antivirus software, windows updates, common sense, network security devices
- how do we deal with malware?
- encryption
- how do we secure wireless networks?
- license
- permission to uses someone elses work
- dynamic, static
- 2 types of content webpage usually have
- both
- are firewalls software or hardware?
- plagarism
- taking someones ideas or writting and offering them as your own
- phishing
- an online con game used in attempt to get personal information
- google.com
- what is the domain name of this website www.google.com
- IT
- information technology
- firewall
- network security device that will permit or deny traffic
- spam and phishing
- what 2 things should be concerned about with email security?
- .html
- internet files
- aggregator
- collects all syndicated feeds like podcasts and blogs
- telecommunication system
- sends data
- motherboard
- how everything communicates with one another, runs input/ output devices
- .ppt
- power point
- storage devices
- 2 primary- hard drive and RAM
- filter
- controls where people go once they leave our network
- copyrights
- rights that protect an idea or expression
- .xls
- excel
- .doc
- document
- RAM
- random access memory
- wired and wireless
- 2 types of networks are....
- to protect information
- why do we have firewalls?
- bcc
- blind carbon copy, hides recipients
- hard drive
- large storage device
- audio files
- .mp3, .wav, .wma
- on their own
- how do worms spread?
- trademarks
- signs that indicate some sort of business or organization
- share info, resources, and communicate
- why do we have computer networks?
- 1 MB
- 1000 kb=
- intentional
- plagariasm when you turn in someones work on purpose
- spam
- electronic junkmail
- password
- a form of secret authentication data used to secure access to a resource
- access point
- how we connect to a network
- display, copy, distribute, perform, modify
- rights of creator
- digital text
- malware for profit
- spyware
- user interaction
- how do viruses spread?
- really simple syndication
- RSS
- to back up files
- why do we have drives?
- radio waves
- what do we use to communicate on wireless networks?
- podcast
- media files that are distributed by subscription over the internet using syndication
- operating system
- a set of computer programs that manage the hardware and software resources of a computer
- artwork
- example of copyrighted work
- blog
- user generate website where entries are made in journal style and displayed in reverse chronological order
- 1 kb
- 1000 bytes=
- RAM
- fast storage device
- video files
- .avi, .wmv., .mpeg
- cryptography
- study of message security
- input devices
- how we communicate with computer; keyboard, microphone,mouse, pen, webcam
- CPU
- central processing unit
- internet
- all of the smaller networks in the world operating together
- drive
- a device attached to a computer used to access information stored on various types of media
- .zip
- compressed files
- key cyrptography
- kind of cyrptography we studied in class
- webpage
- a resource of information suitable for the world wide web and can be accessed by a browser
- follow code of conduct, protect users and information
- why do we have filters?
- tone
- word choice, sentence structure
- CPU
- processes information, does all the calcualations
- hertz
- how we measure speed
- html code
-
text - WEP and WPA
- two main types of wireless security
- inadvertent
- plagariasm when work is not properly cited
- bytes
- how we measure storage