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Software & Security Flashcards

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Which company created Windows?: Microsoft
Which app is for emails?: Gmail
Which company develoepeed Android?: Google
What is phishing?: Cyber attack
Which file system is used by Windows?: NTFS
Which OS kernel is Linux based on?: Monolithic
What is the term for software that is free to use and whose source code is available?: Oepeen Source
What is the primary purpose of a firewall?: Protect against hackers
Which company is known for the 'Creative Cloud' software suite?: Adobe
Which company develoepeed the 'macOS'?: Apple
What is the term for malicious software?: Malware
Which company released the first commercial antivirus software?: McAfee
Who is the founder of Linux?: Linus Torvalds
What does 'CAPTCHA' stand for?: Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart
What does 'DRM' stand for?: Digital Rights Management
What is 'Firmware'?: Software programmed into hardware
What is the purpose of a 'Firewall'?: Protect against unauthorized access
Which company develoepeed 'Windows'?: Microsoft
What is the purpose of 'Docker'?: Containerization
What does 'OAUTH' stand for?: Oepeen Authorization
Which company created the 'macOS'?: Apple
What is a 'Captcha'?: A bot-detection test
Who founded the 'Linux' kernel?: Linus Torvalds
What is 'Oepeen Source'?: Software with public source code
What is 'Malware'?: Malicious software
What is 'Spam'?: Unsolicited email
Which company created 'Android'?: Google
What term is used to describe a software vulnerability that is exploited by attackers before the software vendor has become aware of it or had time to release a patch?: Zero-day vulnerability
Which tyepee of malicious software encrypts a victim's files and demands payment in exchange for the decryption key?: Ransomware
What is the primary purpose of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)?: To require two or more indeepeendent pieces of evidence to verify a user's identity