Advanced 1 - Unit 4 Vocabulary

Identity theft involves assuming someone else's identity for legitimate purposes.

To weaken or subvert the strength, stability, or effectiveness of something, often through secretive or indirect means. Starts with u.

To express strong disapproval or criticism for something, often because it is considered wrong or harmful. Starts with c.

The act of making your online presence more secure, usually by installing newer software or applying patches.

The teacher was quick to __________ the students who had cheated on the test, reminding them of the importance of honesty.

The unique trace or collection of information left online as a result of a person's digital activities.

Regularly upgrading your software is unnecessary for online security.

The parents couldn't help but __________ their children's accomplishments, beaming with pride.

To act in accordance with rules, commands, or orders from an authority or a set of guidelines. Starts with o.

Your digital footprint is a reflection of your online activities.

Cookies are used to track your online activity and preferences.

Unwanted, often irrelevant, and mass-distributed emails, messages, or advertisements.

Browsing means examining physical objects in a store.

In incognito mode, your browser won't store ____________ from your online sessions.

To block, hinder, or impede the progress or movement of something or someone. Starts with o.

The constant criticism from his colleagues began to __________ the employee's self-confidence.

A sudden increase in unwanted emails, or ____________, can be a sign of a security breach.

Sarah always tries to __________ the school's dress code by wearing colorful and unconventional outfits.

To be in conflict or disagreement with something or someone. Starts with c.

Adjusting privacy settings can help control who sees your online content.