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                 Reading & Writing

                1  Guess and complete the information about the hacker facts using the numbers below.

                                        $38,5 billion         10%         $3 million         176%
                   1.  Any information about Bogachev, one of the most wanted cybercriminals, will be awarded ............ .
                   2.  The most expensive computer virus of all times caused ............ damage.
                   3.  Comparing to the past, the number of cyberattacks have increased ............ .
                   4.  ............ of social media users said they had been a victim of a cyberattack.

                2  Guess and match the halves to complete the sentences.

                      1.  If you stick the knife into someone,  a.  you write it on a computer or a typewriter.
                      2.  If something ends up badly,         b  you make something or start a machine.
                      3.  If you set up something,            c.  you enter there secretly.
                      4.  If you tap out something,           d.  you give harm to that person by criticizing.
                      5.  If you sneak into somewhere,        e.  it has an unpleasant result.

                3   &   Read the texts quickly. Match the cyberattack stories (A-D) with the headings (1-5). One
                   is extra.
                  1.  Rock&Roll till morning    3.  Where is the monster?     5.  What is the message?
                  2.  Viruses all around        4.  An unexpected sale?

                  We have been aware of the cyber criminals. They steal or change the important information from the
                 system. What they do is a crime and has serious punishments. But sometimes there is news of some
                 hackers that catch people’s attention. And they have been doing these illegal activities since the frst
                               th
                  years of the 20  century. Here you can read some of them.



                 A .................................................................
                 Have you ever thought there were hackers before
                 computers? In 1909, a group of upper-class men in
                 London came together in the lecture hall of Royal
                 Institution. They wanted to see the Guglielmo Marconi’s
                 frst sample of long distance wireless telegraph. When
                 they started the machine up, they were shocked because
                 it started tapping out an insulting poem about Marconi.
                 It told how Marconi cheated public. But how could it
                 happen? Nevil Maskelyne, who was a magician and a practical joker, learnt about the method
                 of Marcony’s device and set up an evil plan. If Nevil hadn’t wanted to stick the knife into his
                 lifelong rival, he wouldn’t have made this practical joke.



                 B  .................................................................
                 It may be diffcult to imagine that hackers can destroy
                 the images of big companies. Because these companies
                 always attempt to protect their systems and spend big
                 amounts of money just to programme new barriers
                 against cyber attacks. However, in 2013, somebody
                 hacked a big fast food company’s Twitter account. The
                 hacker posted a message saying that the fast food chain
                 was sold to its rival company. They also changed the
                 display of the company and its icon. Luckily, the attack
                 ended up without giving any harm in a short time. After about an hour they took back the
                 account. It was quite shocking to see this had happened to such a big company.

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