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Human Error

The largest vulnerability in any computer system.

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Shouldering

An attack designed to steal a victim's password or other sensitive data. It involved the attacker watching the victim

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Name generator attack

An attack in which the victim is asked to combine a few pieces of personal data to produce a name. Attackers do this to find out key pieces of information that can help them to answer the security questions that protect people's accounts.

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Phishing Attack

An attack in which the victim receives an email disguised to look as if it has come from a reputable source

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Blagging

An attack in which the perpetrator invents a scenario in order to convince the victim to give them data or money.

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Social Engineering

A a set of methods used by cyber criminals to deceive people into handing over information that can be used for fraudulent purposes. This is a person-on-person attack.

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Personal Data

Any piece of data used to identify a person.

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Examples of personal data

Your name

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Authentication

A method of proving your identity

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Two Factor Authentication (2FA)

An extra layer of security after you enter your usual username and password.

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Explain the 4 steps to two factor authentication (2FA)

  1. When a user turns on two factor authentication

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Biometric Password

A safer alternate to a written password as you need a part of your body to unlock your device or account.

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Encryption

A method of translation data to ensure only authorised users

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Explain the process to encryption

A plain text message is encrypted

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Data Protection Act

Legislation which all organisations and people using and storing personal data must abide by.

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Computer Systems must…

Input

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Primary Memory Examples

RAM and ROM

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Volatile

This means data is lost when power is lost (temporary).

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Is Primary Memory volatile or non-volatile?

Volatile

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Non-volatile

This means data is saved when power is lost (permanent).

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Is Secondary Storage volatile or non-volatile?

Non-volatile

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CPU

Central processing unit

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Explain the role of the CPU

The CPU fetches an instruction from memory. Then it decodes it to find out what processing to do. Finally

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Hardware

Consists of all the parts of a computer that you can physically touch

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Software

The name for the programs and applications that run on a computer

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Convert 10010 to denary

16 + 2 = 18

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Convert 74 to 7 bit binary

64 + 8 + 2 = 1001010

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Bit

A single binary digit: 1 or 0

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Left most bit

Smallest bit

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ASCII uses how many bits per character?

7

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ASCII represents ___ characters?

128

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How many bits are in a byte?

8

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How many byes are in a kilobyte (KB)?

1000 (or 1024 but you only need to use 1000 in an exam)

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How many bytes are in 1 GB?

1000 1000 1000 = 1 000 000 000 Bytes

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How many bytes in 3 MB?

3 1000 1000 = 3 000 000 Bytes

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Variable

A named location in RAM used to store values while the program is running.

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What is the operator + used for?

Addition

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What is the operator - used for?

Subtraction

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What is the operator * used for?

Multiplication

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What is the operator / used for?

Division

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What is the operator = used for?

Assignment

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What does the operator == represent?

Equal to

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What does the operator != represent?

Not equal to

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What does the operator < represent?

Less than

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What does the operator > represent?

Greater than

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What does the operator <= represent?

Less than or equal to

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What does the operator >= represent?

Greater than or equal to

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What does the operator % represent?

MOD - remainder after division

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What does the operator // represent?

DIV - integer division

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Boolean Logic

A form of algebra where all values are either True or False.

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Name the Boolean Operators

The Boolean operators are AND, OR, and NOT

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Draw an AND gate

-D-

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Draw an OR gate

-3-

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Draw a NOT gate

->-

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Algorithm

A set of step-by-step instructions to describe a task or process.

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Decomposition

Breaking down complex problems into smaller

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Sequence

A set of instructions that must be followed one after another in a specific order

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Selection

The choice of which route to take through a computer program based on a condition.

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Iteration

Using repetition of a process to create a more efficient solution

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Is a variable temporary?

Yes

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1 AND 1 =

1

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1 AND 0 = 1

0

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0 AND 1 =

0

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0 AND 0 =

0

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0 OR 0 =

0

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1 OR 0 =

1

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0 OR 1 =

1

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1 OR 1 =

1

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NOT 0 =

1

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NOT 1 =

0