BANZAI / Digital Citizenship (Vocabulary)

Malicious software that blocks access to a device until a sum of money is paid.

Malware that locks up a system or certain files until the victim pays money.

Software designed to gain unauthorized access to and disrupt or damage a device, computer system, or network.

Small packets of info that websites store on your device to keep track of how you interacted with the site.

Method a website uses to prove it's encrypted/secure, making it difficult for hackers to access data.

When the data stored by a company is exposed to a hacker.

A person who uses a fake online persona to gain the trust of someone else.

Rude actions online that could include calling someone names, spreading rumors, or posting things w/out permission.

Information that could be dangerous for others to know such as someone's full name, address, or account numbers.

The ability to control your device thru another phone or computer, usually from a different location.

A way for hackers to access accounts w/ weak passwords by automatically trying thousands of passwords.

Malware that spreads throughout a device and damages it.

When someone forces a target to do something by saying they'll reveal private information to the public.

Photos and videos that have been edited to look real.

A part of your well-being that takes into account activity level, nutrition, sleep cycle, injuries, illnesses, etc.

Information that isn't true, often created to trick people.

Revealing private information about someone else online.

When a criminal pretends to be someone else and opens bank accounts or claims things in another person's name.

An aspect of your wellness that focuses on the mind (creativity, curiosity, learning, open-mindedness, etc.).

The trail of info that we leave online including the websites we visit, personal info, and our online behavior.

A part of health that is impacted by technology that when strong, results in a healthy relationship w/ technology.

An alternate way of identifying users when a login is forgotten/incorrect or a new device is used.

A way to get help from a website if something goes wrong.

When a scammer claims to represent a legit company in order to trick you into providing your info.

Pretending to be someone you aren't online in order to hurt someone else.

Includes emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It impacts how we feel, handle stress, and relate to people.

Those who pay attention to your online behavior, even if you're unaware (i.e. friends, strangers, employers, etc.).

When someone keeps their identity secret so that their actions can't be tied to them.

Malware that has the ability to monitor and records information from a different device.

Making someone look bad by spreading rumors or gossip.

A number that's assigned to your device when accessing online content, used to identify your online activity.

A way for websites to show they are protecting the data on their site.

Insults or harsh words that target someone based on a part of their identity, such as their religion or race.

When a person uses an online persona to gain the trust of someone else.

Attempting to start arguments online.

The ability to form relationships, interact with others, and create a sense of community.

Posting or sending insults and offensive comments.

Messaging, commenting, or talking to someone digitally in a way that's threatening or stressful.