access (n): The means
or opportunity to approach or enter a place, or the ability to make use of
something.
account (n): An
arrangement with a website that allows to use its services, involving a
username and password.
application (n): A program
or piece of software designed and written to fulfill a particular purpose of
the user.
barely (adv): Only
just; almost not.
component (n): A part of
a larger whole, especially a part of a machine or vehicle.
cyberbullying (n): The use
of electronic communication to bully a person, typically by sending messages.
data (n): Facts and
statistics collected together for reference or analysis.
decrypt (v): To
convert encrypted (coded) data back into an understandable form.
encrypt (v): To convert
information or data into a code, especially to prevent unauthorized access.
frequently (adv): Often;
many times at short intervals.
immerse (v): To
involve oneself deeply in a particular activity or interest.
individually (adv):
Separately; one by one.
interaction (n):
Reciprocal action or influence; communication or direct involvement with
someone or something.
malware (n): Software
that is specifically designed to damage, or gain unauthorized access to a
computer system.
phishing (n): Sending
fraudulent emails to reveal personal info, such as passwords and credit card
numbers.
proceed (v): To begin
or continue a course of action.
ransomware (n): A malicious
software designed to block access to a system or data until a sum of money is
paid.
scammer (n): A person
who makes a dishonest claim or a fraudulent scheme, often for financial gain.
sensory (adj): Relating
to sensation or the physical senses.
visual (adj): Relating to seeing
or sight.
