Digital Citizenship

Question 1

Includes formulas, patterns, or methods used to produce a creative work that is generally not known outside a company.

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Trade Secret

Question 2

Malicious software that replicates itself to spread to other digital devices through a network.

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Worm

Question 3

Software that enables a user to obtain private information about another's computer activity.

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Spyware

Question 4

The protection of computer systems from loss, unauthorized access, and other services they provide.

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Computer Security

Question 5

Right granted to an inventor.

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Patent

Question 6

A person or program that uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data.

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Hacker

Question 7

A type of malicious software that is used to block access to a digital device until a sum of money is paid.

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Ransomware

Question 8

An attack to shut down a computer device or network by flooding it with traffic to make it inaccessible to users.

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Denial of Service Attack, DOS

Question 9

The creative works or ideas for which an individual has ownership rights.

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Intellectual Property

Question 10

A Distinctive protected mark or feature that identifies a person or thing.

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Trademark

Question 11

Software that is specifically designed to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorized access to a digital device.

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Adware, Trojan Horse, Malware, Ransomware

Question 12

Intellectual property that is available for public use.

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Public Domain

Question 13

A type of computer program that replicates itself by modifying other computer programs and inserting its own code.

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Virus

Question 14

One that is acted on and usually adversely affected by a force or agent.

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Victim

Question 15

Software that automatically displays unwanted advertising material when a user is online.

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Adware

Question 16

How to manage oneself ethically and professionally when using a digital device.

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Digital Ethics

Question 17

The use of electronic communication to bully a person.

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Cyber Bullying

Question 18

Taking preventative measures aimed at regulating and improving the healthy use of technology.

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Digital Wellness

Question 19

One who carries something out. Often related to crime.

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Perpetrator

Question 20

The exclusive legal right given to the creator of works printed, posted, published, filmed, or recorded.

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Copyright

Question 21

Software that is designed to protect your computing device and destroy computer viruses.

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Anti-virus

Question 22

Also known as copyright infringement, is the unauthorized use of or reproduction of another's work for financial gain.

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Piracy

Question 23

The protection of one's belongings and can include their personal data and communications.

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Privacy

Question 24

License that allows for the distribution of copyrighted works with the creator's permission.

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Creative Commons

Question 25

The practice of taking someone else's intellectual property and using it as your own. (i.e. copy/paste images)

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Plagiarism

Question 26

Malicious code that looks legitimate and takes control of your computer to damage, disrupt, and destroy data.

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Trojan Horse

Question 27

Being courteous and respectful when communicating online.

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Netiquette

Digital Citizenship

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Digital Citizenship

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