Digitalization 4ºF Alejandro

  Article 1: Phishing Scams – How to Protect Yourself             Problem Description: Phishing scams involve fraudulent emails or messages that appear to be from legitimate sources, tricking individuals into providing personal information such as usernames, passwords, and credit card details. These scams often use urgency and fear tactics to manipulate users. Useful Links: Federal Trade Commission (FTC) - What is Phishing? Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) - Phishing Norton - What is Phishing? Five Tips to Avoid Phishing: Verify the Sender : Always check the sender's email address. Look for any discrepancies or unusual domains. Hover Over Links : Before clicking, hover over any links to see the actual URL. If it looks suspicious, don’t click it. Be Skeptical of Urgency : If an email pressures you to act quickly, it’s likely a scam. Take your time to verify. Use Multi-Factor Authentication : Enable multi-factor authentication (...

 This video will help you assemble your computer without any problems.

   Operating system:  Such as Windows, Linux or macOS, which allows the hardware and software to function.

  Peripherals:  Monitor, keyboard and mouse to interact with the PC. I don't have a recommendation for this one because it depends on your tastes.

   Cooling system:  It can be air or liquid, to keep the components at an adequate temperature. Where can buy your Cooling systen

  Case:  The structure that houses all the components and provides ventilation for them. Where can buy your case?

  Power supply unit (PSU):  Provides power to all the components of the PC. Where can buy you PSU?

  Storage:  A hard drive (HDD) or solid state drive (SSD) to store the operating system and your files. Where can buy your Storage?

   Graphics card (GPU):  Optional, but necessary if you plan to play video games or perform tasks that require intensive graphical processing. Some motherboards have integrated graphics. Where can buy your Gpu?

  RAM:  Random access memory that stores temporary data so the CPU can use it quickly. wher buy your Ram?

  2. Processor (CPU):  The "brain" of the computer, responsible for performing calculations and processes. Wher can buy your CPU?   

  1. Motherboard:  The main board that connects all the components. Where can you buy a Motherboarth?

 To build your own PC, you need the following basic components: 1. Motherboard:  The main board that connects all the components. Where can you buy a Motherboarth? 2. Processor (CPU):  The "brain" of the computer, responsible for performing calculations and processes. Wher can buy your CPU?    3. RAM:  Random access memory that stores temporary data so the CPU can use it quickly. wher buy your Ram? 4. Graphics card (GPU):  Optional, but necessary if you plan to play video games or perform tasks that require intensive graphical processing. Some motherboards have integrated graphics. Where can buy your Gpu? 5. Storage:  A hard drive (HDD) or solid state drive (SSD) to store the operating system and your files. Where can buy your Storage? 6. Power supply unit (PSU):  Provides power to all the components of the PC. Where can buy you PSU? 7. Case:  The structure that houses all the components and provides ventilation for them. Where can buy y...

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