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Ethics of Computing
What is malware?
DMCA was enacted on Oct 28, 1998.
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DMCA was enacted on Oct 28, 1998.
True
False
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What is malware?
A computer company
You're Nigerian uncle trying to give you millions of dollars
An anti-virus software
Malicious software that usually runs without your knowledge
3
You should
NOT
intentionally download malware.
True
False
4
What does FERPA do?
Protects the privacy of student education records
Gives students access to other peoples grades and records
Helps people learn how to do yoga
Gives financial advice to college students
5
What does "DMCA" stand for?
Digital Momentum Control Act
Digital Monetary Control Act
Digital Music Copyright Act
Digital Millennium Copyright Act
6
Encryption scrambles data so that only certain people can understand it
False
True
7
Cryptography is protecting info using codes
True
False
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Why were most people unhappy with DMCA when it was first enacted?
Because they thought the government was going to spy on them
Because it outlawed many ethical and even necessary activities
Because they just felt like it
Because they thought that DMCA was going to harm the environment
9
COPPA provides protection to any child under the age of 16.
False
True
10
DMCA was revised in 2003
False
True
11
What does NORA stand for?
Non-Oblivious Recourse Awareness
Non-Obvious Relationship Awareness
Not Opposed to Redirecting Attention
12
Cybersecurity is protecting systems, networks, and programs from digital attacks.
False
True
13
What does "COPPA" stand for?
Children's Online Potential Permissions Act
Children's Offline Privacy Proficiency Act
Children’s Online Protection Privacy Act
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What does "FERPA" stand for?
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974
Financial Education Rights and Permissions act of 1974
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people can follow where you've been on the internet and what you've done by your digital footprint.
True
False
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Metadata is a set of data that describes and gives information about other data.
True
False
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Your information is completely private and untouchable while it's on the cloud.
True
False
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Nobody will care if you plagiarize another persons work.
False
True
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NORA is a technology that tries to determine relationships based on data recourses.
False
True
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Hacking into someone else's computer to steal information or money is totally ok.
False
True
21
You should tell everyone what your computer passwords are.
True
False
22
Bitcoin is a digital currency and every 1 Bitcoin is worth 100,000,000 US dollars.
False
True
