この記事のまとめ:
- QQ Englishでのレッスン2日目 (2018.07.27)。
背景
学びを強化するためにアウトプットとして学習記録を残します。
はじめに
ちゃんと英語を学びたいので下記を始めにお願いしておきました。
“Before starting a lesson, there is one thing I’d like to ask you. Don’t go easy on my mistakes. I would like to study seriously”
レッスンを始める前に、一つお願いしたいことがあります。私の間違いに手加減しないで。真剣に学びたいんだ。
本日の学習事項
受講レッスン:News Alert
タイトル:“Why Ransomware Is The Most Popular Tool For Cyberattacks”
前回の続きです。
https://www.newsy.com/stories/why-ransomware-is-the-most-popular-tool-for-cyberattacks/
質疑
メモを取り忘れたため、スキップ。
本日学んだ単語
- sentece - The punishment assigned to a defendant found guilty by a court, or fixed by law for a particular offence.
- devastating - Highly destructive or damaging.
- infect - Affect (a person, organism, etc.) with a disease-causing organism.
次回確認すること
Cybersecurity experts say there is an overlooked way to keep hackers at bay
の"at bay"の意味
記事に出てくる単語
- decade (noun) [DE - keyd]
– a period of ten years
- high-profile (adjective) [hay, PROHW - fayl]
– well-known or attracting a lot of attention or publicity
- ransomware (noun) [RAHN - s(uh)m - wer]
– software designed by criminals to prevent computer users from getting access to their own computer system or files
unless they pay money
- buzz (noun) [baz]
– (informal) information that people are talking about that is not official and is not definitely true
- hacker (noun) [HAH - kuhr]
– someone who illegally obtains access to private computer systems
- reliant (adjective) [ri - LA - yuhnt]
– depending on someone or something
- reliable (adjective) [ri - LA - yuh - b(uh)l]
– (of a thing) dependable and works well in the way you expect
- pervasive (adjective) [puhr - VEY - siv]
– spreading through the whole of something and becoming a very obvious feature of it
- vulnerability (noun) [val - n(uh) - ruh - BI - luh - tee]
– the quality or state of being exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed
- infect (verb) [in - FEKT]
– to pass harmful programs from one computer to another, or within files in the same computer
- breach (noun) [breech]
– a hole that is made in a structure being used for protection during an attack
- human error (noun) [HYOO - muhn, E - ruhr]
– an error that is typical of humans rather than machines
- phishing (adjective) [FI - shing]
– relating to an attempt to trick someone into giving information over the internet or by email that would allow you to
take money from them
- server (noun) [SUHR - vuhr]
– IT: a central computer that controls and provides information to other computers in a network
- uptick (noun) [AP - tik]
– an increase in something
- extortion (noun) [iks - TOR - sh(uh)n]
– LEGAL: a crime in which someone gets money or information from someone else by using force or threats
- detection (noun) [ di - TEK - sh(uh)n]
– the discovery of something such as a piece of information
- anonymity (noun) [ah - nuh - NI - muh - tee]
– the situation in which someone’s name is not given or known
- hit (verb) [hit]
– to affect someone or something badly
- malware (noun) [MAHL - wer]
– IT: software such as a virus that is designed to damage or destroy information on a computer
- cybersecurity (noun) [SAY - buhr, sek - YOO - ruh - tee]
– IT: ways of protecting computer systems against threats such as viruses
cyber- (prefix) – relating to computers and the Internet
- overlooked (adjective) [OHW - vuhr, lukt]
– missed or unnoticed
VIDEO ARTICLE LP Maker: Sequena
Proofread: Warren
今回は以上です。
最後まで読んでいただき、ありがとうございます。
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