Computer Crime & Ethics

Question 1

If you the student leaves the computer without properly logging off creates an opening for ?

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others to hack my files

Question 2

When you sneak away with your parent's credit card to purchase items online you are breaking -

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Privacy Laws

Question 3

Staying on task or not tearing up the mouse pad or computer hardware is ....?

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Computer Ethics

Question 4

Students that participate/aide in a computer crime can

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All of the choices

Question 5

Mysterious pop up files after clicking on emails is an early sign of a possible ?

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Virus

Question 6

The technique used to code information in order to steal information so only a key will open it.

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Encryption

Question 7

Morals, Ethics, GRIT, Citizenship, Ditigal Citizenship all define my reputation

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True

Question 8

A computer crime using trolling techniques to steal your personal information.

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Phishing

Question 9

Crypto is greek prefix meaning secret

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True

Question 10

Cyber is a prefix meaning Internet based

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True

Question 11

When students listen to unapproved music, games, or websites they are breaking the?

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AUP

Question 12

Reporting activities related to cyber bullying or bullying shows?

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Good citizenship

Question 13

Cookies are small stored internet Activity markers similar to ...

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bread crumbs

Question 14

When you distribute music you purchased with your friends, you are committing computer?

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Piracy

Question 15

What is Salami Slicing

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collecting money by rounding to the nearest dollar

Question 16

What does the acronym AUP represent?

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Acceptable Use Policy

Question 17

If I (a student) break the AUP or caught hacking, I am asking for which consequence?

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Possible suspension and lost of computer priveleges

Question 18

At what age can students be arrested for behavioral crimes?

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10

Question 19

Common consequences for cybercrimes are:

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huge fines and jail time

Question 20

When Jamel changed words on Kim's files without permission, he participated in?

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Computer Hacking

Question 21

Hacking refers to accessing other student's files without permission for the purpose of?

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changing or deleting information

Question 22

Cryptojacking is the attempt by what two crimes to access and use your personal information?

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Hacking and Phishing

Question 23

This computer crime is similar to the crime shoplifting.

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Piracy

Question 24

In person or online you should always show this by your word choice.

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Respect

Question 25

This image shows several unethical issues. Choose broken ethics.

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Privacy, Respect, Virus setting

Question 26

Cybercrimes refer to crimes committed through the internet.

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True

Question 27

This can be damaged by both (poor or bad) online behavior and real world behavior. What am I?

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Reputation

Question 28

The manor I choose to treat others both online and in person shows my ....?

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Good Citizenship, Digital Citizenship

Question 29

Intentional Virus Setting is

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The act of creating or spreading a virus to harm others.

Computer Crime & Ethics

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