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1. An individual's entitlement to govern and safeguard their personal information as well as monitor their activities carried out on the internet.
2. A person or organization that collects, determines the purposes of, and is responsible for the processing of personal data.
3. Small text files are stored on a user's device, which are utilized for monitoring and storing information regarding their browsing activities.
4. the practice of keeping and storing data for a specific period of time, as legally required or for business purposes
5. The act of monitoring and recording the online activities, behaviors, and preferences of individuals without their explicit consent.
6. The collection of data and information created from an individual's online activities and engagements that are left as evidence.
7. Incidents where unauthorized individuals gain access to data, often resulting in potential harm or privacy violations.
8. The process of encoding information in a manner that permits access and comprehension solely by authorized parties.
9. Reducing the amount of personal data collected and processed to only what is necessary for a specific purpose.
10. A deceitful online method that dupes individuals into divulging their personal or sensitive information is known as a fraudulent activity.
11. The process of removing personally identifiable information from data, making it impossible to associate with a specific individual.
12. Protecting computer systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access, attacks, and breaches is the practice of safeguarding digital assets.
13. An incident where unauthorized individuals gain access to confidential or sensitive data, potentially leading to privacy violations.
14. the degree to which data correctly represents the real-world scenario or situation
15. The fraudulent acquisition and use of an individual's personal information, usually for financial gain, without their consent.
16. The protection of personal information and sensitive data from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure.
17. Any information that can identify an individual, such as their name, address, phone number, or social security number.
18. Unauthorized individuals gain access to and exploit sensitive or confidential data when they gain entry to information intended to be kept private or classified.