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Cyber Website
Cyberspace
Cyberattacks
A Phishing Scam is when someone pretends to be someone else, typically through the form of an email pretending to be a reputable company, it will often get you to download an exectuable program which will install Malware onto a computer system, or it may be a link to form a BotNet of computers. It may also send a system to steal personal information.
Ransomware is a type of malware that demands a ransom for the release of files, typically it is a relatively low ransom, but this may infect many computers so the money will add up, it will be better not to pay the ransom and sacrafice the files, as there is no guarantee that your files will be given back
A DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack is when multiple computers called a BotNet, often made using a virus, attack a single server and cause it to either slow dows or completely crash, this may be done through requests to a website
A Virus is a very common type of cyberattack, often injected into a computer through an executable program or a weakness in a computer system - Can steal, delete, and remotely access a computer system
Staying Cybersafe
In a DDoS attack there are two parties that have to avoid it, those part of the BotNet and the party that is being DDoS'd. To avoid being party of a BotNet download an antivirus, this will detect any background programs running this kind of system. If you are the party being DDoS'd you can avoid this by strengthening your system, you may even want to DoS yourself to test how strong your systems are, upgrade them to allow for more requests at once
Couple of steps can be taken to avoid a phishing scam, firstly, you can always check the email that is sending you something to make sure it is from who it says it is. Secdonly get a good antivirus, make sure it incldues browser protection incase there are any linjks you click on.
Viruses are relatively easy to avoid, depending on how well they are engineered. There are a couple of steps to avoiding these. Firstly keep your system up to date, and your systems antivirus up to date, as they may have patches that fix protection. Do not download any links sent to you, and always have an antiviruses downloaded - Give examples of antiviruses on website
Website
Content
CSS
I will use a linear-gadient background style to make my website look better and fade in between colours
I will change the font family of my text, so that it looks different to default text, most likely some sort of serrif font
I can use animations made in css using the webkit animations tag, and the keyframes tag, to animate certain images on my site
I can angle divisons and images with css, angling an image may make it pop out more and may draw someone to the image more
I can use box shadows to also make an image or a text section more interesting, a box look with interesting colour will draw someone to the section
BootStrap
A jumbotron element will allow me to easilly make a header for my website, I will also change the padding of the jumbotron to make it slightly smaller
Columns will allow me to make my website more organised, I could make images and text in certian columns without them being randomly scattered on the website
Cards will allow me to make information in a more organised way with an image at the top, text below, and a border around the entire card
HTML
A <nav> element to allow for easy navigation of my website, this will most likely be at the top of the page and willl stick to the website as the user scrolls downwards
A <div> element will allow me to stlye individual aspects of my website, rather than styling ever attribute on the website in general
A <form> element to use as a survey on the website, a survey of how useful the website was in iforming the User on Cybersecurity
Tools
W3 Schools Website, for certain information on boostrap, HTML and CSS
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