Hardware & Software
This device is used to input letters and numbers.
What is a keyboard?
CPU stands for this.
What is Central Processing Unit?
This type of attack tricks users into clicking malicious links in emails.
What is phishing?
A removable storage device, also known as a flash drive.
What is a USB drive?
HTML stands for this.
What is HyperText Markup Language?
This type of software locks your files and demands money.
What is ransomware?
This device displays visual output from a computer (Don't get too close to it!)
What is a monitor?
USB stands for this.
What is Universal Serial Bus?
This adds an extra step to logins, usually involving your phone or a code.
What is multi-factor authentication (MFA)?
This type of software controls hardware and manages system resources.
What is an operating system?
This stands for Domain Name System.
What is DNS?
This is the practice of disguising as a trustworthy source to manipulate people into revealing data.
What is social engineering?
Solid-state drives use this type of non-volatile memory instead of spinning platters.
What is flash memory?
This stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.
What is SMTP?
This attack manipulates AI inputs to override instructions or reveal hidden data.
What is a prompt injection attack?
FINAL JEOPARDY:
This is the standard, unencrypted port number for IMAP. It is less secure and not recommended for most modern use cases. Port 993 is for secure and encrypted connections.
What is Port 143