In the context of cybersecurity, what does 'Phishing' refer to?

What do we call a hidden feature or joke within software or a game, often left by developers for users to discover?

What is the name of the computer game from the 1970s that is often considered the first-ever video game?

According to a former Facebook employee, the company used to have a master password that could unlock any user's account. This password was a variation on the name of what martial artist and actor, perhaps because he definitely couldn't be considered "too weak"?

In "Iron Man," what is the name of the AI system developed by Tony Stark that helps him operate his suit?

In "WALL-E," what is the name of the spaceship's autopilot AI that tries to prevent the return to Earth?

What is the somewhat-logical term for the internet prank and meme where an unexpected appearance of the 1987 Rick Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up" is "planted" into an unrelated link? The meme became popular in 2008.

In "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse," what is the name of the device that allows access to alternate dimensions?

In "Iron Man 3," what is the name of the network that allows Tony Stark to control multiple Iron Man suits remotely?

What kind of file do you use when you want to keep your secret recipe hidden?

Who is credited with inventing the first mechanical computer, known as the Analytical Engine?

What was the name of the first web browser, developed by Tim Berners-Lee?

Which popular video game console was first released by Nintendo in 1985?

Which gaming company is known for creating the hit battle royale game "Fortnite"?