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Computer Jeopardy. By: Simon Regenold, Zach Thomas, Darian Murray, Jasmine McKethan , and Erica Puentes. SPYWARE. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Computer Jeopardy

Computer Jeopardy

By: Simon Regenold, Zach Thomas, Darian Murray, Jasmine McKethan, and Erica

Puentes

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Spyware makes your computer slow by attaching itself to your operating system. Spyware tracks your habits in order to give you a lot of sales offers and make traffic for their website. More than 80% of computers are infected. You can get spyware when you click on a button on a pop up window, install a package, or end a vulnerability. People can get them from peer to peer file sharing programs and drive by downloads. Some spyware masquerades as programs that help take out spyware. Spyware hogs up RAM and runs in your background. You can protect against spyware by using a spyware scanner, a pop up blocker, disable active x, be suspicious about new things that you are installing and use the “x” to close windows.

SPYWARE

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Most video game addicts don’t know that they are addicts. Video game addicts usually become detached from the real world. Also they play video games to get away from real life problems. Compulsive video gaming is a modern-day psychological disorder. Some signs of being a video game addict are you play more than five hours a day. You experience significant weight loss or weight gain as a result of playing. Relationships with family or friends take a plunge. You play at work. You avoid phone calls from friends and/or lie to them about how much you play.

Video Game Addiction

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Internet Searching•Use Boolean operators to combine your key terms.•Boolean operator words are; And, Not, and Or.•Use quotation marks around names or phrases.•Use search engines such as; Google, Yahoo, and Bing.•Searching unproductively on the internet is called thrashing.•Use a minus sign (-) to reduce search results from your topic.

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Searching Steps1. First choose a topic to search about.2. Decide what key terms to use in your search.3. Choose a search engine to go to.4. If there is too many results from your search;

use either quotation marks, Boolean words, or a minus sign.

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Input devices give the CPU information to process.

They allow the user to manipulate the computer.

They include a mouse, keyboard, webcam, and scanner.

Input Devices

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Output Devices receive information from the CPU in order to present it to the user.

Output devices include a printer, fax machine, speaker, monitor, and projector.

Output Devices

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Communication devices help the computer connect with other computers, often through the Internet.

The include a wireless router, modem, Ethernet cable, Ethernet hub, and wireless antenna.

Communication Devices

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Storage devices store the computer’s data. They include Random Access Memory for

short-term memory, and a hard drive for long term memory.

A Solid State Drive, USB flash drive, CD, and DVD can also store long term memory.

Storage Devices

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Input, Output, Communication, and Storage Devices come together to allow the CPU to function, and allow the user interact with the CPU.

The Importance of these Devices

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Computer viruses are programs that piggyback on existing files in your computer.

They wreak havoc, slow your computer down, and can erase your hard disk.

They can be “caught” by reading malicious emails, or downloading scary internet stuff.

They can display images or words without a keyboard.

What are computer viruses?

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Hackers are people who enjoy harassing people and destroying things.

There may be financial motives, such as if you were infecting another companies network.

They have similar motives to arsonists or graffiti artists, they want to spoil and destroy resources for others.

Who makes computer viruses?

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They can be “caught” by reading malicious emails, or downloading scary internet stuff.

They cannot be caught simply by going to a website and looking at information.

Online bulletin boards can be corrupted and will infect a host if entered.

How are computer viruses transmitted?

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ILOVEYOU - (2000) One of the most widespread and rapidly spreading viruses ever, the ILOVEYOU virus spread via e-mail, posing as an executable attachment sent by a friend from the target's contact list. (Bright hub)

Code Red - (2001) IIS on Windows servers were the target of this virus. It also launched denial of service (DOS) attacks. (Bright Hub)

Melissa - (1999) The Melissa virus is notable because it is a Word macro virus. It cleverly spread via e-mails sent to contacts from the infected users' address books.(Bright Hub)

Famous computer viruses

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Trojan horse- a virus pretending to be another program, such as a music player, that gets into your system and runs.

Worm-exploits security holes in computers that are difficult to find or prevent

*There are many terms to classify types of viruses. These are main types.

Types of computer viruses

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Viruses are inevitable, but can be prevented.

Installing anti-virus software will give you notices and will greatly enhance protection.

DO NOT CLICK ON EMAILS FROM PEOPLE YOU DO NOT KNOW!

Only download from trusted sites- Java, ITunes, Adobe.

Prevention

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Spyware Video Game Addiction

Internet Searchin

g

I/O/C/S Device

s

Viruses

100 100 100 100 100200 200 200 200 200300 300 300 300 300400 400 400 400 400500 500 500 500 500

Game Board

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No Yes Well, obviously its not this option If you pick this one, you are really dumb, lik

e I’m not even playing

Does spyware hog up your computer’s RAM?

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Go back to the gameboard

Correct

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WRONG! You are sooo dumb-for real

Try again, homeboy

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Yes No I don’t know 2+2=4

Does spyware make your computer slow?

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Try again

What an idiot, you got it wrong

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Go back to the gameboard

You got it right

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Click on Pop-ups Download music from sketchy looking sites Don’t have a spyware scanner Use a Pop-up blocker

What is one way to prevent your computer from getting spyware?

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Go back to the gameboard

Congratulations! You got it right!!

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Try again

Sorry, you got it wrong.

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The Background iTunes Library The keyboard The mouse

Where does spyware run on your computer

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Why don’t you go cry home to yo mama? Try again

WRONG!!!!!!!

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Go back to the gameboard

Correct

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More than 98% Less than 98% More than 80% Less than 80%

What is the percent of computers that are infected with spyware?

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Or am I sorry? Try again

Sorry it’s wrong

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Go back to the gameboard

Correct

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Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Halo 3 Sims World of Warcraft Pacman

What is the most addicting video game

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Good Guess

Congratulations!

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Try the question again

HAHA. U Got IT Wrong

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1 hour 5 hours 30 minutes 3 hours None of the above

How long do addicts play video games

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Try Again

HAHA. You are Stupid

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Yes, but they don’t care that they are No Yes No, but they think they are

Do video game addicts know that they are addicts

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Try Again, Sucker!

HAHAHA U Suck

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There's no such thing Relationships with family or friends take a pl

unge. You don’t play that often Eating Pie Getting good grades

Which of these are signs of being a video game addict?

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Try Again

You are a Loser

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Yes No Maybe so I don’t know Kinda

Is video game addiction a physiological disorder ?

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But if you want to try again click here

this is you

Don’t Try Again. Just Go Home.

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Which are Boolean Operators?

a) Andb) Notc) Ord) All of the above

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Sorry! Try Again

Try Again

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You can use a ______ to reduce your search results.

a) Minus signb) Quotation marksc) Backspace signd) Neither

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Sorry! Try Again

Try Again

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Searching unproductively on the internet is known as:

a) Thrashingb) Mashingc) Crashingd) Lashing

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Sorry! Try Again

Try Again

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What is step #1 to internet searching?

a) Choose keywords that describes your topic.

b) Choose a search engine (Google, Yahoo etc.)

c) Identify your topic of your search.d) Evaluate your results.

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Sorry! Try Again

Try Again

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An introductory or title page of a site is commonly referred to

as a:a) Headlineb) Home platec) Homepaged) Home stead

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Sorry! Try Again

Try Again

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Go Back To Game Board

YAY! You got it right Great Job

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Modem Scanner Copier CD-Rom

Which of the following is an input device?

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That was incorrect.

Back to the Question

Incorrect!

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That was correct!

Back to Gameboard

Correct!

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True False

Output devices let the user give information to the computer.

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You clicked on the wrong answer.

Back to the Question

Oops!

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You selected the correct answer.

Back to Gameboard

Yes!!

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Allows the computer access the Internet Could be a fax machine Houses the computer’s information Gives the CPU information from the user

A storage device…

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That is wrong.Back to the Question

Oh no!

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You are right.

Back to Gameboard

Yay!!

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Storage Communication Output Input

What type of device is a USB flash drive?

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You chose an incorrect answer.

Back to the Question

Not Great!

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You chose the correct answer!

Back to Gameboard

Great!

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Storage Communication Output Input

What type of device is a modem?

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You selected an incorrect answer.

Back to the Question

You Are Wrong!

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You selected the correct answer!

Back to Gameboard

Congratulations!

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Create ads on your computer Make pop-ups Destroy files and erase hard disks Create images on your computer screen

What can viruses do?

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TRY AGAIN…..or else.FAIL

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Financial priorities Simple joy of destruction They want to ruin great resources for others All of the above

What are virus creators’ motives?

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TRY AGAIN…..or else.FAIL

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Worm Trojan horse Bug

Which one is not a virus?

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TRY AGAIN…..or else.FAIL

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2001 1984 2004 2000

What year did the ILOVEYOU virus strike?

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TRY AGAIN…..or else.FAIL

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Buying a new computer Only visiting certain sites Only visiting reputable websites Opening all emails Clicking on pop-ups

How can you prevent viruses?

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TRY AGAIN…..or else.FAIL

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(FIST BUMP) Back to game board

WIN

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http://www.brighthub.com/computing/smb-security/articles/38830.aspx

http://www.howstuffworks.com/virus.htm Mrs. Kotsch. Searching the Internet, N/A Baltimore

City College Oct. 26. 2010, [http://www.baltimorecitycollege.us/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=86592&type=u&termREC_ID=&pREC_ID=71408]

Coustand, David, How Spyware Works, (n.d) How Stuff Works , October 25,2010, [http://computer.howstuffworks.com/spyware.htm/printable].

http://www.webmd.com/mental-health/features/video-game-addiction-no-fun

http://www.ocregister.com/news/game-208290-wow-addiction.html

http://www.free-emoticons.co.uk/emoticons/Angry/

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