virusa type of malicioussoftware thatattaches itself to aclean file or program,copies itself, andspreads to other fileswhen you open theinfected itemPhishingA social engineeringattack where attackersimpersonatetrustworthy entities totrick individuals intorevealing sensitiveinformation likepasswords or creditcard numbers. RansomwareA type of malwarethat encrypts a user'sfiles or locks theirsystem, demandingpayment in exchangefor access.MonitorUsed todisplayinformation EthernetCableA physical wire thatconnects computers,routers, and gameconsoles to a localarea network (LAN)for fast and stableinternet access. IPAddressThe actual contentor data cargocarried inside apacket (excludingheader and trailerinformation).DataPacketA formatted unit ofdata carried by apacket-switchednetwork,consisting ofcontrol informationand user datLatencyThe time delaybetween a useraction or datarequest and thesystem's finalresponse, typicallymeasured inmilliseconds (ms)servera computer or asoftware programthat provides data,services, orresources to otherdevices—calledclients—over anetworkTrojanHorse A maliciousprogram disguisedas legitimate orharmless softwareto trick users intoinstalling it.Switcha hardware devicethat connectsmultiple devicestogether within alocal area network(LAN)FirewallA security system(hardware or software)that monitors andfilters incoming andoutgoing network trafficbased on predefinedsecurity rules. InternetCloudservers accessedover the internet,along with thesoftware anddatabases that runon those serversUSBFlashDrive secondarystorageused tohold dataBandwidthThe maximumamount of datathat can be sentover a network orinternetconnection in a setamount of time.SpywareSoftware designed tosecretively monitoruser activity, trackkeystrokes, andgather personalinformation withoutconsent. virusa type of malicioussoftware thatattaches itself to aclean file or program,copies itself, andspreads to other fileswhen you open theinfected itemPhishingA social engineeringattack where attackersimpersonatetrustworthy entities totrick individuals intorevealing sensitiveinformation likepasswords or creditcard numbers. RansomwareA type of malwarethat encrypts a user'sfiles or locks theirsystem, demandingpayment in exchangefor access.MonitorUsed todisplayinformation EthernetCableA physical wire thatconnects computers,routers, and gameconsoles to a localarea network (LAN)for fast and stableinternet access. IPAddressThe actual contentor data cargocarried inside apacket (excludingheader and trailerinformation).DataPacketA formatted unit ofdata carried by apacket-switchednetwork,consisting ofcontrol informationand user datLatencyThe time delaybetween a useraction or datarequest and thesystem's finalresponse, typicallymeasured inmilliseconds (ms)servera computer or asoftware programthat provides data,services, orresources to otherdevices—calledclients—over anetworkTrojanHorse A maliciousprogram disguisedas legitimate orharmless softwareto trick users intoinstalling it.Switcha hardware devicethat connectsmultiple devicestogether within alocal area network(LAN)FirewallA security system(hardware or software)that monitors andfilters incoming andoutgoing network trafficbased on predefinedsecurity rules. InternetCloudservers accessedover the internet,along with thesoftware anddatabases that runon those serversUSBFlashDrive secondarystorageused tohold dataBandwidthThe maximumamount of datathat can be sentover a network orinternetconnection in a setamount of time.SpywareSoftware designed tosecretively monitoruser activity, trackkeystrokes, andgather personalinformation withoutconsent. 

Review Bingo 2.01 and 2.02 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


1
G G
2
N N
3
I I
4
B B
5
I I
6
N N
7
I I
8
B B
9
G G
10
N N
11
G G
12
B B
13
G G
14
I I
15
B B
16
N N
  1. G-a type of malicious software that attaches itself to a clean file or program, copies itself, and spreads to other files when you open the infected item
    G-virus
  2. N-A social engineering attack where attackers impersonate trustworthy entities to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information like passwords or credit card numbers.
    N-Phishing
  3. I-A type of malware that encrypts a user's files or locks their system, demanding payment in exchange for access.
    I-Ransomware
  4. B-Used to display information
    B-Monitor
  5. I-A physical wire that connects computers, routers, and game consoles to a local area network (LAN) for fast and stable internet access.
    I-Ethernet Cable
  6. N-The actual content or data cargo carried inside a packet (excluding header and trailer information).
    N-IP Address
  7. I- A formatted unit of data carried by a packet-switched network, consisting of control information and user dat
    I-Data Packet
  8. B-The time delay between a user action or data request and the system's final response, typically measured in milliseconds (ms)
    B-Latency
  9. G-a computer or a software program that provides data, services, or resources to other devices—called clients—over a network
    G-server
  10. N-A malicious program disguised as legitimate or harmless software to trick users into installing it.
    N-Trojan Horse
  11. G-a hardware device that connects multiple devices together within a local area network (LAN)
    G-Switch
  12. B- A security system (hardware or software) that monitors and filters incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predefined security rules.
    B-Firewall
  13. G-servers accessed over the internet, along with the software and databases that run on those servers
    G-Internet Cloud
  14. I-secondary storage used to hold data
    I-USB Flash Drive
  15. B-The maximum amount of data that can be sent over a network or internet connection in a set amount of time.
    B-Bandwidth
  16. N-Software designed to secretively monitor user activity, track keystrokes, and gather personal information without consent.
    N-Spyware