Exploring Privacy and Security Concepts for AP CS Principles

What does privacy in the context of personal information mean?

• Encrypting all forms of communication

• Sharing all information publicly

• Releasing private information to others without consent

• Keeping all information private, regardless of its nature

Which of the following is considered public information?

• House address

• Credit card number

• Email address

• IP address

What is the primary function of cookies in web browsers?

• To store personal preferences and login information

• To encrypt user data

• To monitor network traffic

• To delete user data after each session

What does anonymous browsing primarily affect?

• Storage of cookies

• Network interactions

• Encryption of data

• Physical security of the device

What is a data privacy concern for the Run Router app?

• Incompatibility with other users' devices

• Determining locations of users not in contact list

• Inability to track running history accurately

• Requiring users to carry smartphones

What are the components of multi-factor authentication?

• Password and username

• Username and biometric data

• Password and a physical device

• Biometric data and encryption

What is the most common type of cybercrime?

• Phishing

• Keylogging

• Rogue access points

• DDoS attacks

What does a keylogger do?

• Deletes cookies after each session

• Encrypts user data

• Monitors network traffic

• Records user keyboard input

What is a rogue access point?

• A method of encrypting data

• A form of phishing

• An unauthorized connection viewing network traffic

• A secure network connection

How are weak passwords typically cracked?

• Using databases of common passwords

• By guessing based on personal information

• Through physical access to the device

• Through advanced encryption techniques