The types of attempts made by individuals to obtain confidential information by misrepresenting their identity are commonly referred to as "Phishing Scams." Phishing scams involve sending deceptive emails, messages, or websites that appear to be from a trustworthy source, such as a bank or government agency. These messages typically request sensitive information like passwords, credit card numbers, or social security numbers, with the intention of tricking individuals into revealing their confidential data. Phishing scams can also involve phone calls and text messages, and they often aim to exploit people's trust in order to commit fraud or identity theft.

1. The snapping option of Windows 10 allows us to move up to four windows on one screen.

2. To use snapping, you simply need to drag a window to any edge or corner of the screen.

1. The smallest memory is the parity bit. A bit is a binary digit, which can be either 0 or 1. A bit is the smallest unit of data that a computer can store.

2. A byte is a large unit of memory made up of 8 bits. A byte can be used to store a letter, a number or a symbol.

3. Kilobyte is another large unit of memory which is made up of 1024 bytes. One kilobyte can be used to store a small file.

4. A megabyte is another large unit of memory which is made up of 1024 kilobytes. One megabyte can be used to store a large file.

5. Gigabyte is another large unit of memory which is made up of 1024 megabytes. One gigabyte is equal to the amount of memory used in a medium-sized computer.

5. Terabyte is another large unit of memory which is made up of 1024 gigabytes. One terabyte is equivalent to the amount of memory used in a large computer.

1. In MS PowerPoint, CTRL+M is a shortcut key used to insert a blank slide after the currently selected slide.

2. MS PowerPoint is a presentation program used to display data with the use of pictures, graphs, etc. in the form of slides.

3. It was created by Robert Gaskins and Dennis Austin.