inclusion

tolerance

division

acceptance

the constitutional guarantee of free speech

a code of conduct

the freedom of religion

digital inclusion

intended target

destructive event

method of delivery

hacker's signature trait

selling their security services to the user or network owner

causing widespread panic to a nation or metropolitan area

making a political statement

destroying data or stealing information

obscures the IP address of devices on a network

encrypts communications sent between users on a network

evaluates the security settings of connected devices

specifies which computers and mobile devices can connect to a network

the folders and files a user chooses

all of the files on media in the computer

only the files that have changed since the last full backup

all data whenever a change is made

blocks or limits access to a computer, phone, or file until the user pays a specified amount of money

negatively alters the way the device works but does not replicate itself to other computers or devices

copies itself repeatedly, using up resources and possibly shutting down the computer, device, or network

hides in a computer or device and allows someone from a remote location to take full control of the device

enlist unsuspecting computers to perform malicious acts by infecting them with a virus

cause humiliation to an individual's reputation and affect their economic standing

overload a server with network traffic so that it cannot provide necessary services

prevent a metropolitan area from accessing its utilities such as water or electricity

monitor employees' online activities to prevent information theft

enable employees to collaborate with each other

provide remote users access to the network and other resources

control which communications pass in and out of the organization's network

to enable updates and patches

you want to share with another user

your license or subscription expires

the original is lost, damaged, or destroyed