Yes.

The first computer worm was called "Morris Worm" and was created by Robert Tappan Morris in 1988. It spread rapidly across the internet, infecting thousands of computers and causing significant damage.

Do you think early computer worms were more like curiosity experiments or intentional acts of maliciousness?

Yes.

The concept of "encryption" has been around for centuries, dating back to ancient civilizations who used ciphers to protect their messages. Modern encryption methods are much more sophisticated but still rely on the same basic principles.

Do you think encryption is essential for protecting our privacy and security in the digital age?

Yes.

The "Dark Web" is a part of the internet that is deliberately hidden and requires special software to access. It's often associated with illegal activities but also has some legitimate uses, such as whistleblowing and anonymous communication.

Do you think the Dark Web is more harmful than beneficial?

"Phishing" attacks often disguise themselves as emails from legitimate sources to trick people into giving up personal information.

Hackers can sometimes use your own Wi-Fi network against you.

Why did the data center break up with the mainframe? Because it wanted to be more RAM-able! (Laughter)