Identity theft is one of the problems facing the world today as we try to move into a cashless economy where every payment can be done electronically. This is one of the topics that we got to extensively cover in chapter 8 of the management information system class. Do you think you properly understood the chapter and can adequately tackle the upcoming test? Take up the quiz below and get to find out!
Encryption
Feature creep
Biometrics
Encapsulation
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Ethics
Models
Eugenics
Aesthetics
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Employees failing to answer a large number of e-mail messages due to network problems.
Employees searching organizational databases for information on celebrities and friends.
Employees sending messages without spell checking and proofreading them.
Employees updating their passwords at the end of every month.
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Greylisting
Phishing
Sniffing
Wire fraud
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Web log
Worm
Firewall
Public key
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Pharming
Biometrics
Intellectual property
Whaling
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Friendly fraud
PayPal
Peer-to-peer computing
Pretexting
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Real property
Public property
Intellectual property
Immovable property
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Pirated software
File sharing
Torrent poisoning
Phishing
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Copyright
Trademark
Patent
Fair use agreement
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Fair Use Doctrine
First-Sale Doctrine
Orphan work rule
Open-source rule
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Non-disclosure
Intellectual property
Personalization
Privacy
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Adware
Spyware
Pharming
Spam
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Firmware
Spyware
Adware
Spam
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Antivirus software
Adware
Spyware
AdSense
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Spamming
Whaling
Vishing
Keystroke logging
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The consequences
Society's opinion
The time till the consequences take effect
The reach of the result
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Spear phishing
Vishing
Spy-phishing
Pharming
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Web log
Firewall
Cookie
Copyright
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USA Patriot Act
Sarbanes-Oxley Act
CAN-Spam Act
Homeland Security Act
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Abandonware
Snoopware
Freeware
Shareware
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Packet sniffers
Routers
Adware
Modems
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The likelihood of effect
Society's opinion
The time to consequences
Relatedness
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Public property
Intellectual property
Real property
Immovable property
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Honeypot
Spear phishing
Clickstreaming
Key logger
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Rootkit
Denial-of-service attack
Wiki
Trojan horse
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Ethical violations that one would consider extremely serious.
Ethical behavior that a society considers acceptable.
Behavior that does not call for action against the person.
Actions that seem acceptable to one's values and morals.
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Zombies
White-hat hackers
Hacktivists
Screenagers
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Zombies
White-hat hackers
Black-hat hackers
Drones
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Likelihood of effect
Reach of result
Time to consequences
Consequences
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Copyright
Key logger
Firewall
Clickstream
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Snoopware
Sneakware
Spyware
Stealthware
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USA Patriot Act
Identity Theft and Assumption Deterrence Act
Homeland Security Act
CAN-Spam Act
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It is faced exclusively by unethical, immoral people.
It occurs when one's responsibilities seem to lead in opposite directions.
It is the choice of whether or not to act ethically.
It involves choosing between compatible good outcomes.
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Actions that are considered serious ethical violations by both society and oneself.
Behavior that causes extreme ethical discomfort to the person.
Behavior that calls for stringent measures against the person.
Actions that most people would not consider unacceptable or unethical.
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USA Patriot Act
Homeland Security Act
Sarbanes-Oxley Act
Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act
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Reach of result
Tangibility
Likelihood of effect
Relatedness
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Society's opinion
The consequences
The likelihood of effect
The reach of result
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CAN-Spam Act
Sarbanes-Oxley Act
Homeland Security Act
USA Patriot Act
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