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biometric security
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security that takes cans such as eye retinas, voice, etc
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filtering
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an object that processes something else through it
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fraud
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a particular instance of deceit or trickery
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hoax
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something intended to decieve
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logic bomb
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an unauthorized program that is inserted into a computer system; when activated it interferes with the operation of the computer
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netiquette
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the rules of etiquette that apply when communicating over computer networks
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phishing
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to make someone a victim
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pyramid schemes
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a criminal form of investment fraud in which a large return on a small amount of money is promised
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RDF summary
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spam
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disruptive messages, especially commercial messages posted on a computer network or sent as e-mail.
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biometric security measures
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security that uses dna such as eye retina or voice
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filtering
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an object that filters something that passes through it
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fraud
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a particular instance of deceit or trickery
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netiquette
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the correct etiquette on how to act when communicating over computer networks
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hoax
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something intended to decieve
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logic bomb
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an unauthorized program that is inserted into a computer system; when activated it interferes with the operation of the computer
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phishing
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to make someone a victim
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pyramid schemes
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RDF summary
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tagging
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any loosely attached part of something
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teleconferencing
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a business meeting, educational session, etc., conducted among participants in different locations via telecommunications equipment.
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time bomb
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a bomb constructed to destroy at a certain time
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Trojan Horse
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a nonreplicating computer program planted illegally in another program to do damage locally when the software is activated.
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urban legend
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a story that grows in exaggeration the more it is told
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virus
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a segment of self replicating code that damages a network or software
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worm
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a type of computer virus
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