Feminist Critiques and Cybersecurity

Explore feminist critiques in international relations and cybersecurity, and learn about the intersection of gender and technology

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1
What does IPV stand for?
International Political Violence
Internet Privacy Violation
Internal Policy Violation
Intimate Partner Violence
2
What does the August Smart Lock use to communicate?
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
NFC
Infrared
3
What is the main concern of feminist IR?
Environmental issues
Gendered insecurities
Trade agreements
Economic policies
4
Which device is used in the case study?
Ring Doorbell
Amazon Alexa
Google Home
August Smart Lock
5
What is a common form of tech abuse that feminist scholars highlight?
Phishing
Ransomware
Revenge porn
Malware
6
Which type of violence is often omitted in cybersecurity?
Data breaches
Intimate partner violence
Cyber attacks
Phishing
7
Who is often ignored in cybersecurity threat models?
IT professionals
Domestic violence victims
Hackers
Government officials
8
What is the role of feminist geopolitics?
Analyze economy
Study environment
Challenge power divisions
Promote trade
9
True or false: Cybersecurity research always includes gendered abuse
False
True
10
What is the main concern in smart home security?
Local users
IT professionals
Remote attackers
Government officials
11
What is the focus of feminist cybersecurity?
Harms to humans
Software updates
Network security
Data encryption
12
Which feminist theorist wrote 'Bananas, Beaches and Bases'?
Natalie Sokoloff
Cynthia Enloe
J. Ann Tickner
Julia Slupska
13
What is the main threat in IPV tech abuse?
Software updates
Location disclosure
Data encryption
Network security
14
Which technology is discussed in the article?
Smart home
Quantum computing
Blockchain
AI
15
What does feminist IR critique?
Public/private binaries
Environmental issues
Trade agreements
Economic policies
16
What is a common attack in smart home security?
Phishing
Malware
Eavesdropping
Ransomware

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Explore feminist critiques in international relations and cybersecurity, and learn about the intersection of gender and technology

Flashcards16 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 16

Answers

1
What does IPV stand for?
International Political Violence
Internet Privacy Violation
Internal Policy Violation
Intimate Partner Violence
2
What does the August Smart Lock use to communicate?
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
NFC
Infrared
3
What is the main concern of feminist IR?
Environmental issues
Gendered insecurities
Trade agreements
Economic policies
4
Which device is used in the case study?
Ring Doorbell
Amazon Alexa
Google Home
August Smart Lock
5
What is a common form of tech abuse that feminist scholars highlight?
Phishing
Ransomware
Revenge porn
Malware
6
Which type of violence is often omitted in cybersecurity?
Data breaches
Intimate partner violence
Cyber attacks
Phishing
7
Who is often ignored in cybersecurity threat models?
IT professionals
Domestic violence victims
Hackers
Government officials
8
What is the role of feminist geopolitics?
Analyze economy
Study environment
Challenge power divisions
Promote trade
9
True or false: Cybersecurity research always includes gendered abuse
False
True
10
What is the main concern in smart home security?
Local users
IT professionals
Remote attackers
Government officials
11
What is the focus of feminist cybersecurity?
Harms to humans
Software updates
Network security
Data encryption
12
Which feminist theorist wrote 'Bananas, Beaches and Bases'?
Natalie Sokoloff
Cynthia Enloe
J. Ann Tickner
Julia Slupska
13
What is the main threat in IPV tech abuse?
Software updates
Location disclosure
Data encryption
Network security
14
Which technology is discussed in the article?
Smart home
Quantum computing
Blockchain
AI
15
What does feminist IR critique?
Public/private binaries
Environmental issues
Trade agreements
Economic policies
16
What is a common attack in smart home security?
Phishing
Malware
Eavesdropping
Ransomware