The powerful type of computer commonly used for complex scientific simulations and modeling.

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Software designed to manage hardware resources and provide services for application programs.

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The permanent internal memory that stores firmware and startup instructions.

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A decentralized network model where computers share resources directly without a central server.

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The first known calculating device used by ancient civilizations.

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Malware that secretly monitors user activities such as keystrokes and data input.

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The main electronic component used in fourth-generation computers.

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A visual representation showing devices and connections within a Local Area Network.

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The process of using computers to solve problems and perform tasks systematically.

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Malware that displays unwanted advertisements, often slowing down system performance.

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The three-step cycle the CPU follows to process instructions.

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A network that spans a city or metropolitan area.

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The individual known as the Father of Modern Computing.

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A collaborative online tool that allows multiple users to edit documents in real time.

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The type of memory used temporarily while programs and applications are running.

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The general rule used to help identify scams or malicious online offers. - "If it seems (a)   "

The first self-replicating experimental malware created in 1971.

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The component considered the “brain” of the computer responsible for processing instructions.

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A major global ransomware attack that disrupted hospitals and organizations worldwide.

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