This is Kylie’s actual first name in English.

This is a scam where a criminal pretends to be a trustworthy person or company to trick you into giving them personal information like passwords, bank details, or credit card numbers.

This is the HTTP status code for "page not found".

This programming language is most commonly used for machine learning.

This device connects multiple computers to form a local network.

Brian is a board member of two other clubs. Name at least one.

The “white hat” hacker uses their skills for this purpose.

JavaScript runs primarily on this side of a website.

This process involves teaching an algorithm using labeled data.

The "IP" in IP Address stands for this.

This is Matt's middle name.

This type of malware encrypts files and demands payment to restore access, often teaching victims a very expensive lesson in backups.

In HTML, this element is used to link an external CSS file.

This visual chart often looks like a branching tree - because it is.

This device connects multiple devices on the same local network and forwards data using MAC addresses.

This is James Buck's brother.

When a hacker floods a website with traffic to make it crash, it’s called this type of attack.

In CSS, this property controls the stacking order of elements.

When a model performs perfectly on training data but poorly on new data, it's suffering from this.

This tool helps trace the path data takes through a network.

This is the spelling for Bella's brother's name.
(Daily Double)

During a penetration test, the “Red Team” simulates attackers while the “Blue Team” does this.

Defined in RFC 2324, this humorous HTTP status code indicates that a server refuses to brew coffee because it is a teapot.

Named after a 20th-century mathematician, this test evaluates whether a model’s outputs are indistinguishable from a human’s responses.

This protocol, often described as a “handshake,” establishes a secure communication channel over an insecure network and is the foundation of HTTPS.