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APCSP EK (Global Impact / Internet)
APCSP EK (Global Impact / Internet)
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Public key encryption is a widely used method because of its functionality is:
Caesar cipher
quasisymmetric
asymmetric
symmetric
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This enables collaboration, such as connecting people with jobs and businesses with funding.
Compu-Collaboration
Encryption
Crowdsourcing
Quasi-endowment
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The time elapsed between the transmission and the receipt of a request.
latency
unmeasurable
bandwidth
buffer
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Online databases house and catalog
secondary sources only
neither primary nor secondary, only derivatives
primary and secondary sources
primary sources only
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The amount of data (measured in bits) that can be sent in a fixed amount of time.
gigabyte
latency
infinite
bandwidth
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Attempts to compromise a target by flooding it with requests from multiple systems.
Division derivative-of-decimals attacks (DDoS)
Digital Divide-of-significance attacks (DDoS)
Distributed denial-of-service attacks (DDoS)
Domain dominance-of-servers attacks (DDoS)
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This feature increases reliability of Internet and helps it scale to more devices and people.
redundancy
efficiency
privacy
free
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Networks and infrastructure are supported by
commercial initiatives
government initiatives
a quasi endowment
both commercial and government initiatives
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About the Domain Name System:
The DNS is unrelated to security.
The DNS must be secure in order to function.
The DNS is owned and kept secure by the government.
The DNS was not designed to be completely secure.
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This technology has changed how humans travel, navigate, and find info related to geolocation.
Government Partition Sensor (GPS)
Global Positioning System (GPS)
Grand Prix Solutions (GPS)
Gigabyte Parsing Servers
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The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) has
mostly failed at thwarting plagiarism
been teamed with The Digital Piedmont Copyright Act (DPCA)
been a benefit and a challenge
mostly solved pirating of music but not software
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These enable widespread use of the Internet.
Browsers and politics
user friendly IDE's (Integrated Development Environment)
Offlining and preparations
Interfaces and protocols
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Implementing Cybersecurity includes components of
software
hardware
human
all of the above
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Anonymity in online interactions can be enabled through the use of
antivirus software
online anonymity software and proxyservers.
N/A - such means do not exist
careful habits such as use of pseudonames
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Machine learning and data mining have
made human inference completely unnecessary.
become possible due to encryption.
enabled innovation in medicine, business, and science.
only served to raise privacy concerns
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Standards such as HTTP, IP, and SMTP are developed and overseen by the
ISP (Internet Service Providers)
Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
US Government
United Nations
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Connecting a device to the Internet is enabled by assignment of
blame
IP address
URL address
homework
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Certificate authorities (CAs) issue these to validate the ownership of encrypted keys
digital certificates
subpoenas
warrants
plenary data validators
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Access to data and censorship of data both:
require sophisticated encryption by data scientists.
raise legal and ethical concerns.
prove to always be effective.
are eliminated with good software.
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This has a mathematical foundation and is essential to many models of cybersecurity.
Cryptography
Lossy Compression
Both Lossless & Lossy Compression
Lossless Compression
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Solving scientific problems using home computers in scientific research.
"group therapy"
"collaborative computing"
“citizen science”
"common sense"
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The domain name system (DNS) translates
domain names to URL addresses.
domain names to IP addresses.
URL addresses to domain names.
URL addresses to postal addresses without zip codes.
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Search trends are
meaningless.
annoying.
an invasion of privacy.
predictors.
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differing access to computing and the Internet based on socioeconomics or geography is:
insignificant
obsolete
digital divide
solved by switch from ipv4 to ipv6
