Hackers trying to hack your computer.

Term for any software that is designed to harm or do illegal activities.

Term for cookies trying to invade your computer and implement viruses.

A worm you see outside in the dirt.

A software used to worm into your computer.

Malware that can infect and spread without human assistance.

A big wooden horse used to attack Troy in ancient Greece.

A program with hidden malicious functions.

A program that tricks your computer and destroys it with the power of Social engineering.

Malware that collects information about you without your consent or knowledge.

A program that looks through you laptop camera and allows your FBI Agent to see you.

A program that allows you to become a better spy and gives you tools to spy on your friends.

Anything that is connected to the internet.

Smartphones, smart lightning, and connected speakers.

Devices that need a special key to unlock them.

Devices that require security procedures in order to keep them as uncompromised as possible, ex: Government computers.

Compromised computers under the control of a hacker.

A bot that pretends it is dead but once it reaches your computer it takes over.

This does not exist.

A term used to describe network attacks.

A malware that pretends to have ethical standards but attacks you when you least suspect it.

The term for commonly accepted rules of how to behave online.

A wall made of fire in your computer to make sure your computer is heated up and running properly.

A software used to attack other security measures in your computer to insure your computer is safe.

A filter that filters incoming data, protecting a network from attacks.