There are many types of cyber threats, including:

1. Spam Email: Spam email is a type of cyber threat which is done by sending unsolicited emails. Spam emails are often used to spread advertisements, scams, or viruses.

2. Hacking: Hacking is a type of cyber threat that involves gaining unauthorized access to a computer system or network. Hackers often use hacking to steal data, damage systems, or intercept transactions.

3. Phishing: Phishing is a type of cyber threat in which victims are tricked into providing their personal information, such as passwords or credit card numbers. Phishing attacks are often carried out via email, social media, or websites.

4. Viruses: Viruses are a type of malware that can infect a computer system and damage data, slow down the system, or even disable it. Viruses often spread through spam emails, infected files, or physical media.

5. Worm: A worm is a type of malware that can copy itself from a computer system and spread from one system to another. Worms often spread via email, infected files, or physical media.

6. Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks: DoS attacks are a type of cyber threat that is used to disable a website or service. DoS attacks are often carried out using large amounts of traffic or resources.

7. Load Ballast Attacks: Load ballast attacks are a type of DoS attack in which a large amount of data is sent to a website or service. Load ballast attacks are often carried out to disable a website or service.

8. Human-based attacks: Human-based attacks are a type of cyberattack that target people. Human-based attacks can include phishing, social engineering, and cyberpsychology.

9. Physical Attacks: Physical attacks are a type of cyberattack that targets the physical components of a computer system or network. Physical attacks could include data centre fires or power outages.

1. The shortcut key to paste the copied cell or range in MS Excel is Ctrl+V. Pressing this key will paste the copied data into the current cell or range.

2. If you want to paste the copied data at a new location, you can click on that location using the mouse or paste it using the Ctrl+V key combination.

3. Here are some other shortcut keys that can be used to paste data in MS Excel.

- Ctrl+C: Copy

- Ctrl+X: Cut

- Ctrl+V: Paste

- Ctrl+Shift+V: Paste Special

- Alt+E, S, V: Paste option

1. What is the Shift + F3 shortcut key used in MS Excel 2010 to insert the insert function?

2. In the Function window, you can see all the functions available in Excel.

1. Times New Roman is a serif font.

2. Monotype sold the font as "Times New Roman" and Linotype marketed its version as "Times Roman".

3. General typography style in which the vertical lines of characters are straight and not at an angle. This is in contrast to italic, which uses slanted lines.

1. PowerPoint allows users to zoom in and zoom out from slides to help focus on specific sections.

2. It allows the entire slide to be viewed as a whole.

3. The maximum zoom supported by PowerPoint is 400%.

4. The minimum zoom supported by PowerPoint is 10%.

The following method is used to close the file of MS PowerPoint 2010.

- Click on the File tab and then click on the Close option.

- You can click on the close button appearing on the top right side of the window.

- The keyboard shortcut Ctrl + W can be used.

The option is available in the Quick Access Toolbar.

- ctrl + s

- ctrl + z

- ctrl + y

1. Animation like effect when you use MS. Transition from one slide to another during a slide show in PowerPoint 2010.

2. First of all, select the slides in which the transition effect is to be added.

3. Click on the Slide Transition option in the Slide Show menu available in the menu bar, which opens the Slide Transition dialogue box.

5. The desired speed of the transition effect is set using the Slow, Medium or Fast option button.