Cyber Security Introduction Crossword Puzzle

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CYBERSPACE : The virtual environment in which communication over computer networks occurs.
HARDWARE : The physical components of a computer such as CPU, RAM, and storage.
BROWSER : Software used to access websites and web content.
HTTP : The protocol used to transfer web pages between browsers and servers.
DNS : The system that translates human-readable domain names into IP addresses.
ARPANET : The first interconnected computer network and precursor to the modern Internet.
ROUTER : A device that forwards data packets between different networks.
CLOUD : Computing resources and services provided over the Internet.
ICANN : The organization that manages domain names and IP address allocation.
CDN : A network of distributed servers that caches content closer to users.
AUTHENTICATION : The process of verifying the identity of a user, device, or system.
INJECTION : An attack that injects data into a web application to manipulate it or obtain information.
SESSION HIJACKING : An attack involving taking over an already authenticated web session.
RANSOMWARE : Malware that encrypts data and demands payment for decryption.
SOFTWARE : Programs and operating systems that run on a computer.
WWW : The global system of interconnected documents and resources linked through hyperlinks.
HTTPS : The secure version of HTTP used for protected web communication
TCP : The protocol responsible for reliable communication and packet delivery.
DATA CENTER : A system that stores and manages servers, databases, and digital resources.
INTEGRITY : The cybersecurity property that ensures data remains accurate and trustworthy.
AVAILABILITY : The cybersecurity property that ensures systems and data are accessible when needed.
PHISHING : An attack in which an attacker pretends to be a trustworthy entity to steal sensitive information.
WORM : Malware that replicates and spreads to uninfected computers.
TROJAN : A malicious program that appears to be a normal application but executes malicious code in the background.
DENIAL OF SERVICE : An attack intended to make a server or net

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cyberspace : the virtual environment in which communication over computer networks occurs.
hardware : the physical components of a computer such as cpu, ram, and storage.
browser : software used to access websites and web content.
http : the protocol used to transfer web pages between browsers and servers.
dns : the system that translates human-readable domain names into ip addresses.
arpanet : the first interconnected computer network and precursor to the modern internet.
router : a device that forwards data packets between different networks.
cloud : computing resources and services provided over the internet.
icann : the organization that manages domain names and ip address allocation.
cdn : a network of distributed servers that caches content closer to users.
authentication : the process of verifying the identity of a user, device, or system.
injection : an attack that injects data into a web application to manipulate it or obtain information.
session hijacking : an attack involving taking over an already authenticated web session.
ransomware : malware that encrypts data and demands payment for decryption.
software : programs and operating systems that run on a computer.
www : the global system of interconnected documents and resources linked through hyperlinks.
https : the secure version of http used for protected web communication
tcp : the protocol responsible for reliable communication and packet delivery.
data center : a system that stores and manages servers, databases, and digital resources.
integrity : the cybersecurity property that ensures data remains accurate and trustworthy.
availability : the cybersecurity property that ensures systems and data are accessible when needed.
phishing : an attack in which an attacker pretends to be a trustworthy entity to steal sensitive information.
worm : malware that replicates and spreads to uninfected computers.
trojan : a malicious program that appears to be a normal application but executes malicious code in the background.
denial of service : an attack intended to make a server or net