WEEK 4-5 SP101

1. What is the primary goal of computer crime?

• A. To improve software efficiency

• B. To promote online education

• C. To conduct illegal activities using computers or networks

• D. To increase system performance

2. Which of the following is an example of phishing?

• A. Infecting a computer with malware

• B. Sending deceptive emails to obtain personal information

• C. Physically stealing a laptop

• D. Encrypting files for data protection

3. A Denial of Service (DoS) attack aims to:

• A. Provide unlimited internet access

• B. Overload systems to make them unavailable

• D. Restore backup data

4. What type of cybercrime involves stealing someone’s personal data to commit fraud?

• A. Cyber terrorism

• B. Cyber espionage

• C. Identity theft

• D. Intellectual property theft

5. Cyber fraud involves:

• A. Ethical hacking activities

• B. Illegal access to government records

• C. Manipulating systems to gain money or property

• D. Disabling anti-virus software

6. The illegal act of intercepting data from individuals or companies is called:

• A. Cyber terrorism

• B. Cyber fraud

• C. Cyber espionage

• D. Script kiddie attack

7. Which of the following is considered cyber terrorism?

• A. Using encryption to secure messages

• B. Spreading malware for fun

• C. Hacking government databases to cause panic

• D. Testing software vulnerabilities with permission

8. What is intellectual property theft?

• A. Hacking into secure government servers

• B. Copying copyrighted material without authorization

• C. Destroying digital evidence

• D. Encrypting someone else’s files

9. Which of the following is not a trait of a white hat hacker?

• A. Works with permission

• B. Exploits systems to steal data

• C. Identifies security flaws

• D. Follows ethical guidelines

10. A hacker who acts without permission but without harmful intent is called a:

• A. White hat hacker

• B. Black hat hacker

• C. Gray hat hacker

• D. Cyber terrorist