Introduction to Digital Technology Pre-test

Morals and standards governing ethical behavior on electronic devices

• Digital Ethics

• Computer Ethics

• Moral Ethics

• Literacy Ethics

Damaging programs designed to infect your computer or any other electronic device

• Virus
• Bacteria
• Bug
• Infectious

Copies itself repeatedly into a computer's memory until their is no more memory left.

• Worm
• Bug
• Virus
• Infection

Protects and removes any known viruses from your computer.

• Hardware-virus
• Virus-software
• Anti-virus
• Anti-worm virus

A hacker is mostly concerned with

• Being somewhat friendly
• Badly damaging an operating system
• Stealing information electronically
• Shutting down your company

Before using commercial software bought from a store, one must first have ______________ to use it.

• Copy
• Permit
• License
• Subcopy

Jack made copies of a movie that just came out. He mostly like committed

• Pirate
• Piracy
• Rights
• Legalities

Turning characters into readable data

• Upcryption
• Decryption
• Encryption
• Noncryption

Using computers involves special ethical issues because:

• ethical dilemmas in the workplace are uncommon
• most computer conduct is legal, but not ethical
• exchanging information easily raises rights, privacy, and censorship concerns
• laws do not yet address whether you can copy software or other copyrighted material

Phishing is unethical because it:

• distributes bulk e-mail without the consent of recipients
• attempts to fraudulently acquire sensitive data
• displays unsolicited pop-up ads
• tracks your preferences when you visit a Web site