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21st Century Skills
Vocabulary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| A profession for which one trains; a job or jobs over a long period. | Career |
| Knowledge or skills one gets from doing, feeling or seeing something. | Experience |
| Things employers offer their employees in addition to wages. | Benefits |
| A procedure in which one usually studies and pays for in order to have an authorized person verify their qualifications and skills in a particular area. | Certifications |
| An ability or characteristic that makes you suitable for a particular job. | Qualification |
| This is made up of the employers who need employees and the people who need jobs. | Labor Market |
| The total amount of money received on a regular basis. | Salary |
| The environment in which ones works (stress level, amenities, hours worked, etc.) | Working Conditions |
| The knowledge gained by an individual after studying particular subject area. | Education |
| This type of hacker is always good – they are very smart. A general term for a large group. One of the main groups of hackers. | White Hat |
| This type of Hacker works for Microsoft and is a very skilled hacker. | Blue Hat |
| This type of hacker is always bad – they are typically smart. A general term for a large group of hackers. One of the main groups of hackers. | Black Hat |
| This is a mixture of the two main groups of hackers. They do some good and some bad. | Grey Hat |
| This type of hacker is at the top of the social class of all hackers. They are the most intelligent and most skilled of all hackers. | Elite |
| This type of hacker is involved in cyber warfare. They are typically full countries. | Nation State |
| This type of hacker is the lowest type of hacker. They are very unskilled and often computer illiterate. | Neophyte |
| This type of hacker replicates what other hackers have already done. They are usually juveniles. | Script Kiddie |
| This type of hacker acts on social or political causes and is very passionate about what they do. An example is the group Anonymous. | Hacktivist |
| The term for what is right or wrong, good or bad. Your personal beliefs. | Ethics |
| The act of downloading music, software, or movies illegally. | Piracy |
| A program that allows a person to take access of your computer from another location without you knowing. | Rootkit |
| Only for programs that can replicate, this type of program usually attaches to a real program and copies itself inside a computer. | Computer Virus |
| These programs seem like they are going to be useful but then harm your computer. Typically you’ll find these in e-mail attachments or from ads that you download. | Trojan Horse |
| The most general term for harmful computer programs. | Malware |
| Fake e-mail messages that seem real and ask for your personal information. | Phishing |
| Programs that spread and copy themselves to multiple computers on a network. | Worms |
| Software that automatically plays on your computer. | Adware |
| Programs that don’t appear to be harmful but gather personal and private data from your computer. | Spyware |
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