ICT

What is Cyber crime?

• A complimentary word or derogatory term for someone who accesses a network illegally.

• A crime that involves a computer and a network.The computer may have been used in the commission of a crime, or it may be the target.

• A program that copies itself repeatedly.

• A tool that is used for malicious acts.

Computer crime is an illegal act committed by a knowledgeable computer.

• True

• False

Which is one of these examples is not an example Cyber Crime

• Cyberterrorism

• Trojan horse

• Cyberextortion

• Fraud e.g. credit card fraud

A term for someone who is on a server or network illegally.

• Cracker

• Hacker

• Cyberterrorist

• Cyberextortionist

What is DDoSing?

• A computer attack that uses a number of hosts to overwhelm a server, causing a complete system crash.

• A virus that can cause a loss of important files

• A program that hides in a computer and allows someone to take control of someone computer from a different location.

• A piece of code that is made, which allows the user to get back into system that has been hacked

Who is a cyber-terrorist?

• Someone who blackmail an organization if they are not paid the requested amount money.

• Someone who uses the internet to conduct violence acts that result loss of life, invasion of privacy, or bodily harm to achieve political or ideological gains through threat or intimidation.

• Deceiving individuals to gain private or personal information about that person.

• Someone who uses a copy of software illegally

The use of technology to attack a nation, causing comparable harm is cyberwarfare.

• True

• False

Who do business and organizations hire to identify security risks and implement safeguards from future attacks?

• Police

• Private Contractors

• Convicted individuals of computer crimes

• The Government

A script kiddie has the same intent as a cracker and has the technical skills and knowledge.

• True

• False

• Neither

Sometimes companies hire corporate spies to gain a competitive advantage on rival companies.

• True

• False