OVERALL ETHICS

Question 1

MALWARE STOPS USE OF COMPUTER TO ACCESS DATA UNTIL DEMAND MET A TYPE OF EXPLOIT

Answer 1

RANSOMEWEAR

Question 2

FILE RESIDES IN ACTIVE MEMORY AND DUPLICATES A TYPE OF EXPLOIT

Answer 2

WORMS

Question 3

PROGRAM CODE CAUSES COMPUTERS TO BEHAVE IN UNEXPECTED MANOR A TYPE OF EXPLOIT

Answer 3

VIRUS

Question 4

SEAMINGLY HARMLESS PROGRAM WITH MALICIOUS CODE HIDDEN TYPE OF EXPLOIT

Answer 4

TROJAN HORSE

Question 5

COMBINATION OF MANY TYPES OF EXPLOITS

Answer 5

BLENDED THREAT

Question 6

PROGRAM ALLOWING ADMIN LEVEL ACCESS TO COMPUTERS AND SERVERS TYPE OF EXPLOIT

Answer 6

ROOTKIT

Question 7

TYPE OF EXPLOIT THAT TAKES OVER COMPUTER VIA INTERNET

Answer 7

DDOS DISTRIBUTED DENIAL OF SERVICE

Question 8

TYPE OF EXPLOIT THAT IS UNSOLICITED EMAILS

Answer 8

SPAM

Question 9

TYPE OF EXPLOIT THAT IS A PERSISTEN THREAT ATTACKER GAINS ACCESS TO NETWORK UNDETECTED

Answer 9

APT - ADVANCED PERSISTENT THREAT

Question 10

TYPE OF EXPLOIT THAT GETS EMAILS PERSONAL DATA

Answer 10

PHISING

Question 11

TYPE OF EXPLOIT THAT SENDS FRAUDALENT EMAILS TO ORGANIZATIONS/EMPLOYEES

Answer 11

SPEARPHISING

Question 12

TYPE OF EXPLOIT THAT USES TEXTING A VARIATION OF PHISING

Answer 12

SMISHING

Question 13

TYPE OF EXPLOIT THAT USES VOICE MAIL VARIATION OF PHISING

Answer 13

VISHING

Question 14

TYPE OF EXPLOIT THAT STEALS INFO FROM GOV’T MILITARY, CONTRACTOR, POLITICAL

Answer 14

CYBERESPIONAGE

Question 15

TYPE OF EXPLOIT THAT DESTROYS INFRASTRUCTURE OF GOV’T, FINANCIAL, CORPORATION, UTILITIES

Answer 15

CYERTERRIOISM

Question 16

TYPE OF EXPLOIT CONTROLS LARGE GROUP OF COMPUTERS BY ONE OR MORE REMOTE LOCATIONS BY A HACKER

Answer 16

BOTNET

Question 17

USED TO CONTROL ASSAULT OF NON SOLICITED PORNOGRAPH AND MARKETING

Answer 17

CAN-SPAM

Question 18

AUTOMATED SYSTEM TO DESTINCT BETWEEN COMPUTER AND HUMAN

Answer 18

CAPTCHA

Question 19

WHAT ARE SOME OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ORGANIZATIONAL PROFESSIONAL

Answer 19

KNOWLEDGE, AUTHORITY, CLIENTS, JUDGEMENTS, UNIQUIE PRIVILEDGES, CODE OF ETHICS, OWN CULTURE

Question 20

WHICH FRAMEWORK IS BASED ON MORALS, CODE OF CONDUCT

Answer 20

DEONTOLOGY

Question 21

WHICH FRAMEWORK IS BASED ON ETHICS OF GOOD OR BAD/PERSON’S CHARACTER

Answer 21

VIRTURE

Question 22

WHICH FRAMEWORK IS BASED ON BUIDLING SUPPORT AND TRUST AND INTERDEPENDECY

Answer 22

COMMUNIALISM

Question 23

WHICH FRAMEWORK IS BASED ON GREATEST GOOD FOR GREATEST NUMBER

Answer 23

UTILITARISM

Question 24

NAME THREE ADDITIONAL FRAMEWORKS THAT HAVE BEEN RECENTLY ADDED

Answer 24

CAPIABILITY, FEMINISM, RESPONSIBILITY

Question 25

FAILURE IN A SYSTEM THAT SHOWS A SECURITY BREACH OR VULNERABILITY

Answer 25

EXPLOIT

Question 26

CYBERATTACK OCCURS BEFORE SECURITY BECOMES AWARE

Answer 26

ZERO DAY EXPLOIT

Question 27

NAME DIFFERENT TYPES OF PERPETATORS OF COMPUTER CRIME

Answer 27

WHITE HAT, BLACK HAT, CRACKER, MALICIOUS INSIDER, INDUSTRIAL SPY, CYBERCRIMINAL, HACKTIVEST, CYBERTERRIOST

Question 28

HIRED BY COMPANY TO TEST FOR SECUIRTY TYPE OF PERPETRATORS

Answer 28

WHITE HAT

Question 29

TYPE OF PERPETRATOR THAT VIOLATES COMPUTER OR INTERNET SECURITY MALICIOUSLY FOR ILLEGAL PERSONAL GAINS

Answer 29

BLACK HAT

Question 30

TYPE OF PERPETRATOR CAUSES PROBLEMS STEALS DATA CORRUPTS SYSTEM

Answer 30

HACKER

Question 31

TYPE OF PERPETRATOR THAT IS EMPLOYEE OR CONTRACTOR GAINING FINANCIAL OR DISRUPTS INFO OR BUSINESS

Answer 31

MALICIOUS INSIDER

Question 32

TYPE OF PERPETRATOR THAT CAPTURES TRADE SECRETS UNFAIR COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

Answer 32

INDUSTRIAL SPY

Question 33

TYPE OF PERPETRATOR FOR FINANCIAL GAIN

Answer 33

CYBERCRIMINAL

Question 34

TYPE OF PERPETRATOR HACKS TO PROMOTE POLITICVAL IDEOLOGY

Answer 34

HACKTIVEST

Question 35

TYPE OF PERPETRATOR THAT DESTORYS INFRASTRUCTURE GOV'T FINANCIAL CORPORATE UTILITIES EMERGENCY RESPONSE

Answer 35

CYBERTERRIOST

Question 36

any form of mistreatment or lack of care, both physical and mental, based on the use of an electronic communications device that causes harm and distress to others. ENCOMPASSES BOTH CYBERHARRASSMENT AND CYBERSTALKING JUST UNDER 50% US INTERNET USERS EXPERIENCE

Answer 36

CYBERABUSE

Question 37

NAME SOME FORMS FOR CYBERABUSE

Answer 37

DEGRADING HUMILIATION HURTFUL INSULTING INTIMIDATING MALICIOUS OFFENCE

Question 38

EMPLOYS TOOLS PROVIDE BY OR TAILORED FOR PARTICULAR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATOFRM TO BUILD SOCIAL COMMUNITY AND INTEREST BY SHARING POSTS AND RESPONDING TO CUSTOMER COMMENTS - ON DECLINE

Answer 38

ORGANIC MEDIA MARKETING

Question 39

The people, procedures, hardware, software, data, and knowledge needed to develop computer systems and machines that can simulate human intelligence processes, including learning (the acquisition of information and rules for using the information), reasoning (using rules to reach conclusions), and self-correction (using the outcome from one scenario to improve its performance on future scenarios).

Answer 39

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Question 40

NAME COMPLEXITY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Answer 40

MACHINE LEARNING ROBOTICS NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING

Question 41

computing system that can learn and reason based on interactions with humans, computer files, online interactions, and its environment

Answer 41

COGNITIVE COMPUTING SYSTEM

Question 42

A branch of engineering that involves the development and manufacture of mechanical or computer devices that can perform tasks that require a high degree of precision or that are tedious or hazardous for human beings, such as painting cars or making precision welds.

Answer 42

ROBOTICS

Question 43

An aspect of artificial intelligence that involves technology that allows computers to understand, analyze, manipulate, and/or generate “natural” languages, such as English.

Answer 43

NATURAL LANGUAGE