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card scanning (n, u) It is the practice of capturing the personal information stored on credit cards, debit cards, or passports.
cyber (adj) It is cyber, it is related to computers or the Internet.
fraud (n, u) It is an action that results in the loss of another person's property.
identity theft (n, u) It is the process of stealing another person's personal information and using it for personal gain.
malware (n, u) It is any type of malicious, harmful software.
pharming (n, u) It is a process wherein thieves reroute people to a fake website that appears to be legitimate in order to trick them into giving away their personal information.
phishing (n, u) It is a process wherein thieves trick people into giving away their personal information through email.
pretexting (n, u) It is a process wherein thieves trick people into giving away their personal information over the phone.
scanner (n, c) It is a device used to capture the personal information stored on credit cards, debit cards, and passports.
spyware (n, u) It is a type of computer program that gathers someone's personal information without their knowledge.
Trojan horse (n, c) It is a computer program that appears to be beneficial but is actually malicious.
worm (n, c) It is a type of malicious software that replicates itself through emails.
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