A

1. Access permissions

2. Access points

3. Add-on

4. Adobe Reader

5. ADSL router

6. Advertisement

7. Advertiser

8. Adware

9. Android

10. Anonymity

11. Anonymous

12. Anonymous information

13. Anonymous networks

14. Anonymous OS

15. Anonymous payments

16. Anti-exploit

17. Anti-malware

18. Anti-phishing

19. Antivirus

20. Attachments

21. Attacking cryptographic systems

    1. backdoors

    2. bootkit

    3. brute-force attack

    4. cold boot attack

    5. DMA

    6. DROWN attack

    7. evil maid attack

    8. harvest-then-decrypt attack

    9. keyloggers

    10. man-in-the-middle (MITM)

    11. rootkit

22. Attacks

23. Audio-video steganography

24. Authentication

25. Automatic updates

26. AutoPlay

27. Autorun

B

1. Backdoors

2. Bank account

3. Bank transfer

4. Behavioral marketing

5. Big data

6. Bitcoin

7. BitLocker drive encryption

   1. AES encryption algorithm

   2. encrypted volumes method

   3. encrypting windows/fixed data drives

      1. NTFS file system

      2. TPM

   4. encrypt removable storage devices

   5. features

   6. Local Group Policy Editor

8. Black hat hackers

9. Bridges

10. Browser add-on

11. Browser fingerprint

12. Browser profiles

13. Browsers

14. Brute-force

15. Built-in

C

1. Cash

2. Computing technology

   1. IaaS

   2. PaaS

   3. SaaS

3. Censorship

4. Children

5. Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)

6. Chrome

7. Cloud storage

8. Cloud storage encryption

   1. Cryptomator

   2. Duplicati

9. Comodo firewall

10. Computer security

11. Computer threats

12. Computer viruses

13. Cookies

14. Cortana

15. Crash reports

16. Credentials

17. Credit card

18. Criminals

19. Cryptocurrency

20. Cryptography

    1. asymmetric

    2. authentication

    3. certificate authorities (CAs)

    4. confidentiality

    5. digital signature

    6. encryption

    7. Gpg4Win

1. hardware/physical attacks

2. hash value

3. integrity

4. Kerberos

5. key exchange

6. mitigate brute-force attack

7. mitigation technique

8. nonrepudiation

9. OS leak

10. ProtonMail

11. symmetric

12. temporary e-mail address

13. transit

14. VeraCrypt

1. Web of Trust

1. Customers

2. Custom rules

3. Cyber-attacks

4. Cyber-criminals

D

1. Darkne

2. Dark web

3. Data classification

4. Data destruction techniques

   1. degaussing

   2. digital tracks

   3. disable the recycle bin

   4. disable UserAssist

   5. hard disk drive (HDD)

   6. hard drives

   7. logical destruction of data

   8. physical destruction

   9. SSD drives

   10. USB devices

   11. windows prefetch feature

   12. windows thumbnail cache

5. Data protection

6. Data Protection Directive

7. Data Protection Laws

8. Deep web

9. Demographics

10. Descriptive metadata

11. Desktop browsers

12. Dictionary words

13. Digital cameras

14. Digital privacy

15. Digital signature

    1. asymmetric cryptography

    2. electronic signature

16. Digital signature algorithm (DSA)

17. Digital steganography

    1. end-of-file (EOF)

    2. substituting

18. Direct memory access (DMA)

19. Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS)

20. DNSCrypt protocol

21. DNS leak

22. Domain name

23. Domain Name System (DNS)

24. Do Not Track (DNT)

25. DuckDuckGo

26. Dumpster diving

27. Dynamic IP address

E

1. Edge browser

2. Electronic Frontier Foundation

3. Electronic signature/e-signature

4. Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC)

5. E-mail communications

   1. digital certificate fingerprint

   2. downloading and installing

   3. GnuPG

   4. Gpg4win

   5. Kleopatra program

6. E-mails

   1. attachments

   2. encryption

   3. tracking

7. Encryption

8. ePrivacy

9. Espionage

10. e-wallet

11. Exchangeable Image File (EXIF)

12. Exit relays

13. Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP)

F

1. Facebook

2. Fake web sites

3. Family member names

4. Federal Trade Commission

5. final Tails

6. Fingerprint

7. Firefox

8. Firewall

9. Firmware rootkit

10. Flash cookie

11. Forensic

12. Fourth Amendment

13. Freenet

14. Free tools

G

1. Geolocation information

2. Google

3. Google Chrome and Microsoft Internet Edge

4. Google ID

5. Government benefits card

6. Gpg4Win

   1. ASCII armor

   2. encryption and digital signatures

   3. installation

   4. Kleopatra program

   5. OpenPGP key pair

   6. RSA and DSA algorithms

7. GPS

8. GPS information

H

1. Hard disk drive (HDD)

2. Hardware

3. Hash value

4. Health

5. Heuristic

6. Honey encryption

7. Hostile environments

8. Host intrusion prevention system (HIPS)

9. HTML5

10. HTTP cookies

11. Human factors

12. Human rights

13. Hyperlinks

I

1. I2P

2. Identity theft

3. Image steganography

4. IM and video calls

   1. Cryptocat

   2. Ghost Call

   3. Gruveo

   4. Signal

   5. Tor Messenger

5. Insurance companies

6. Intelligence services

7. International Press Telecommunications Council (IPTC)

8. International surveillance

9. Internet of Things (IoT)

10. Internet protocol (IP) address

11. Invisible web

12. IPv4

13. IPv6

J

1. Java plug-in

K

1. Key distribution center (KDC)

2. Key exchange

3. Keylogger

4. Keystrokes

L

1. Linux

2. Location-based services (LBSs)

3. Location tag

M

1. MAC address

2. MAC filter

3. Malicious web sites

4. Malware

5. Man-in-the-middle (MITM)

6. Manufacturer

7. Mass media

8. Mass surveillance

9. Medical devices

10. Message digest

11. Metadata

12. Microphone

13. Microsoft

    1. account

    2. Office

    3. Outlook

    4. privacy statement

    5. security essentials

    6. software license terms

14. Middle relays

15. Money

16. Mozilla Firefox

17. Multitask encryption tools

    1. AES Crypt

    2. Microsoft Office files

    3. PDF file

    4. 7-Zip

N

1. National Security Agency (NSA)

2. Network steganography

O

1. Offline

2. Onion Router

3. OnionShare

4. Online games

5. Online merchants

6. Online presence

7. Online trackers

8. Online tracking

9. OpenPGP

10. Open source

11. Open source intelligence (OSINT)

12. OpenVPN

13. Opera browser

14. Oppressive regimes

15. Opt out

P

1. Parental

2. Passive attacks

3. Password manager

4. Passwords

5. Payment

6. PayPal

7. Payroll card

8. Persistent cookies

9. Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)

10. Personal information

11. Personality/personally identifiable information (PII)

12. Pharming

13. Phishing

    1. e-mails

    2. scams

14. Phone number

15. Physical destruction

16. Physical threats

17. Pirated software

18. Policy agreements

19. Portable devices

20. Portable version

21. Prepaid cards

22. Price discrimination

23. Printer

24. Privacy

    1. Badger

    2. invasion

    3. laws

    4. policy

25. Private browsing

26. Proxy server

27. Psychological tricks

28. Public computers

29. Public key cryptography (PKC)

30. Publisher

Q

1. Quantum key distribution (QKD)

R

1. RAM

2. Ransomware

3. Relay

4. Remnant data

5. Removable media

6. Return policy

7. Risk assessment

8. Rivest, Shamir, Adleman (RSA) algorithm

9. Role-playing

10. Rootkit

S

1. Scam

2. Scareware

3. Search engines

4. Search terms

5. Secret key cryptography (SKC)

6. Security services

7. Selfies

8. Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF)

9. Sensitive information

10. Serial number

11. Settings

12. SHA-256

13. Shipping policy

14. Shodan

15. Shoulder surfing

16. Signature-based detection

17. Skynet

18. Smartphones

19. Smart watches

20. Social engineering

21. Social media

22. Social media sites

23. Social networking sites

24. Software failure

25. Solid-state drive (SSD)

26. Spam

27. Spying

28. Spyware

29. SSID

30. SSL certificates

31. Steganography

    1. vs. cryptography

    2. digital

32. Supercookies

33. Suspicious program

T

1. Tails

2. Talking toys

3. Telemarketing

4. Terms of service

5. Terrorist organizations

6. Text steganography

7. Third-party

8. Thunderbird

9. Timeline

10. Tor anonymity

11. Tor bridges

12. Tor Browser

13. Tor network

14. Tor traffic

15. Trackers

16. Tracking image

17. Tracking protection

18. Transport Layer Security (TLS)

19. Trojan

20. TrueCrypt

21. Trusted Platform Module (TPM)

22. Two-factor authentication

U

1. Underground Internet

2. Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI)

3. United States

4. Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)

5. Unsubscribe

6. Updates

7. URL

8. USB

9. USB stick

V

1. Validation

2. VeraCrypt

   1. encrypted containers

   2. fixed data and USB drive

   3. hidden volume

3. Victim

4. Virtual credit cards

5. virtual private network (VPN) service

6. VirusTotal

7. Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS)

8. Vulnerabilities

W, X

1. Wearable devices

2. Web of Trust (WoT)

3. Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC)

4. Web safely

5. Web tracking

6. Whois

7. Wi-Fi

8. Windows

9. Windows 10

10. Windows Defender

11. Windows Firewall

12. Windows Phone

13. Windows security

    1. BIOS/UEFI

    2. configure windows backup

    3. disable unnecessary ports/protocols

    4. disable unnecessary services

    5. disallow remote assistance

    6. Find My Device

    7. hard disk

    8. hidden files

    9. less-privileged user account

    10. manage restore points

    11. milestones

        1. automatic program updates

        2. virtual keyboard

        3. virtual machines and portable apps

        4. Windows To Go features

    12. operating system (OS)

    13. privacy settings

    14. recovery

    15. retinal scanner and 3D camera

    16. screen saver password

    17. turn on automatic updates

    18. USB drive

    19. use local account

    20. Windows 10

    21. windows

        1. backup

        2. biometric authentication

        3. defender

        4. update

    22. wireless network name

14. Wireless networks

15. Wireless security

16. Wizard

17. Worm

18. WPA2

Y, Z

1. Yahoo

2. YouTube