Cyber Literacy-Terrorism

. Which of the following is someone who uses the Internet or network to destroy or damage computers for political reasons?

• hacker

• cyberextortionist

• cyberterrorist

A hacker is someone who accesses a computer or network illegally.

• True

• False

ransomware is defined by:

• their ability to record and report important information from the infected machine

• their ability to encrypt files and demand payment in order to release them

• their ability to pretend to be normal programs

• their replicating behavior, they can spread from file to file without the user needing to do anything

What are the two major forms of terrorism?

• political; apolitical

• domestic; international

• violent; nonviolent

• organized; transnational

Which agency is charged with protecting the nation’s critical infrastructure against terrorist attack?

• Federal Bureau of Investigation

• Department of Homeland Security

• CIA

• Military

Using a computer to disrupt a part of the national electric infrastructure

• cybercrime
• cyberterrorism
• cybervandalism
• cybertort

The protection of information and computer systems and networks while connected to the Internet. is the definition of

• Cyber Security
• Cyber Ethics
• Cyber Safety
• Cyber Space

Any criminal activity associated with a computer.

• cyberlaw
• cybercrime
• cybertort
• cyberspoofing

What type of crime?

Case : A woman conspired with others to support the activities of a terrorist group and others, including a conspiracy to commit outside the United States an act that would constitute the offense of murder or maiming if committed in the special maritime/naval and territorial jurisdiction of the United States. She supported and gave resources in furtherance of their combat The support consisted of money and supplies such as military uniforms, first aid material, rifle scopes, combat boots, and other supplies useful to fighters engaged in combat.

• Terrorism

• Cyber Terrorism

What type of crime?

Case : A man admitted to mailing 16 improvised explosive devices to 13 victims throughout the country, including 11 current or former U.S. government officials with the intention of injury.

• Terrorism

• Cyber Terrorism