When an individual gains access to a
computer or computer resource
without permission.
Unauthorized Access
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Using a computer resource for
unapproved activities.
Unauthorized use
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Organizations typically use this to
explain acceptable computer use to
their authorized users.
Code of Conduct
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The act of breaking into a remote
computer system, often via the
Internet or a wireless network.
Hacking
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The person doing the hacking.
Hacker
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These networks are inherently less
secure than wired networks, so
interception is easier.
Wireless (such as Wi-Fi)
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An act of malicious destruction to
a computer or computer resource.
Computer sabotage
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Common types of computer
sabotage?
1.
2.
3.
Viruses
Denial of Service attacks
Data or program alteration
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A small software program installed
without the permission or knowledge
of the user that is designed to alter
the way a computer operates.
Computer Virus
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Two ways a virus can be sent:
1.
2.
Downloaded from
internet
Sent via email
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These systems verify the person
requesting access is listed as an
authorized user, but can’t tell if the
person is really the individual he or
she claims to be.
Identification Systems
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These systems verify the person
requesting access is who she or he
claim to be.
Authentication Systems
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Three types of access systems?
1.
2.
3.
Possessed Knowledge
Possessed Objects
Biometrics
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This system requires the individual
requesting access to provide
information that only the authorized
user is supposed to know.
Possessed Knowledge
Access system
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Examples of Possessed
Knowledge Access systems:
Passwords, Usernames,
& PINs
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This system uses physical objects
for identification purposes.
Possessed Object
Identification system
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Examples of Possessed Object
Identification systems:
1.
2.
3.
Smart cards
Encoded badges
Magnetic cards
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This system uses biometric readers
to identify users by a particular
unique biological characteristic.
Biometric Access
systems
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Examples of Biometric Access
systems
1.
2.
3.
4.
Fingerprint scanners
Face Readers
Hand Geometry Readers
Iris Scanners
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A security system that acts as a
protective boundary between a
computer network and the outside
world.
Firewall
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Software that should be installed to
protect a computer against becoming
infected with a virus or another type
of malware.
Antivirus Software
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A technique used to secure e-mail
messages or other documents sent
over the Internet.
Encryption
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Two most common types of
encryption:
1.
2.
Private key encryption
Public key encryption
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Protects against unauthorized access
and encrypts data going to and
coming from a server.
Secure web server
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Provides a continuous secure private
tunnel from the user’s computer
through the Internet to the business’s
network.
Virtual Private Network
(VPN)
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A booming area of computer crime
that involves online theft, fraud,
scams, and related activities.
Dot cons
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When someone obtains enough
personal information about a person
to be able to masquerade as the
person.
Identity theft
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Occurs when a buyer pays for
merchandise that is never delivered,
or is delivered but is not as
represented.
Online auction fraud
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A wide range of scams offered
through Web sites or unsolicited emails, such as loan scams, pyramid
schemes, work-at-home cons, &
bogus credit card offers
Internet offer scams
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Making it appear that an e-mail
or a Web site originates from
somewhere other than its actual
source.
Spoofing or phishing
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Occurs when hardware is stolen.
Hardware theft
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Can occur accidentally when hardware is
dropped, gets wet, or is exposed to static or a
power surge. Also can occur intentionally, such
as by a burglar, vandal, or disgruntled employee.
Hardware damage
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The complete malfunction of a
computer system.
System failure
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Protects against damage due to
power fluctuations.
Surge suppressors
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Provides continuous power to a PC
so it doesn’t shut off when the power
goes off.
Uninterruptible Power
Supplies (UPSs)
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It is important to do this with files so
that when a problem occurs, those
files can be restored.
Create Backups (duplicate
copies) of files
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Spells out what an organization will
do to prepare for and recover from a
disruptive event.
Disaster Recovery Plan
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The unauthorized copying of a
computer program.
Software Piracy
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The process of creating copies of
currency and other printed resources
using computers and other types of
digital equipment.
Digital Counterfeiting
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Repeated threats or harassing
behavior via e-mail or another
Internet communications method.
Cyberstalking
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The state of being concealed or
free from unauthorized intrusion.
Privacy
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The rights of individuals and
companies to control how
information about them is
collected and used.
Information Privacy
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Small text files that are stored on
your hard drive by the Web server.
Cookies
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Usually very small (1 pixel by 1 pixel)
image on a Web page that transmits data
about a Web page visitor back to the Web
page’s server.
Web Bugs
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Any software installed without the
user’s knowledge that secretly
gathers information about the user
and transmits it to advertisers.
Spyware
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Unsolicited e-mail sent to a large
group of individuals at one time
and is the electronic equivalent of
junk mail.
Spam
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Other marketing activities used
by companies:
1.
2.
Pop-up and pop-under ads
Telemarketing
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Sorts your incoming e-mail
messages.
E-mail filter
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Blocking access to Web sites
containing objectionable material.
Internet filtering
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Software that records keystrokes,
programs used, or otherwise
monitors the activity a computer is
used for.
Computer monitoring
software
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Monitoring system used by the FBI
to retrieve Internet traffic from a
suspect’s PC.
Carnivore
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The legal rights to which the creators
of intellectual property–original
creative works–are entitled.
Intellectual property
rights
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Main types of intellectual
property rights are:
1.
2.
3.
Copyrights
Trademarks
Patents
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This is a form of protection available to
the creator of an original artistic or literary
work, such as a book, movie, software
program, musical composition, or
painting.
Copyright
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A word, phrase, symbol, or design
that identifies and distinguishes one
good or service from another.
Trademark
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Registering a domain name
confusingly similar to a trademark or
for the purpose of selling the domain
name at an inflated price.
Cybersquatting
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Standards of moral conduct.
Ethics
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This is acquired when software is
purchased. This permits the buyer to
use the program.
Software License
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Four main types of software:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Commercial software
Shareware
Freeware
Public Domain software
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Software that is given away by the
author, but still are copyright
protected.
Freeware
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Software that is distributed on the
honor system; can be shared with
others.
Shareware
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Software that is not copyrighted.
Public Domain software
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Software developed and sold for a
profit; typically can’t be shared with
others.
Commercial software
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Presenting someone else’s work as
your own, which is both a violation
of copyright law and unethical.
Plagiarism
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States what is considered proper and
ethical use of school or company
resources.
Code of conduct
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Summarizes the moral guidelines adopted by a
particular organization and typically address such
issues as honesty, integrity, fairness,
responsibility to others, proper use of intellectual
property, confidentiality, and accountability.
Codes of ethics
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An inaccurate statement or story
spread through the use of computers.
Computer hoax
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The use of computers to modify text,
images, photographs, music, and
other digital content.
Digital manipulation
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Software and hardware products that
have been announced and advertised,
but are not yet–and may never be–
available.
Vaporware
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Two new trends in storage
devices today:
1.
2.
Making portable personal storage more
secure and convenient.
Packing an increasing amount of data onto
optical discs.
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Involves creating computer
components, machines, and other
structures that are less than 100
nanometers (nm) in size.
Nanotechnology
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These computers utilize atoms or
nuclei working together as quantum
bits or qubits.
Quantum computers
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Uses light, such as from laser beams
or infrared beams, to perform
computations.
Optical computers
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For short-range connections, this
is an emerging option.
UltraWideband (UWB)
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The science and engineering of
making intelligent machines.
Artificial Intelligence
(AI)
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Programs that perform specific tasks
to help make a user’s work
environment more efficient or
entertaining.
Intelligent Agents
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Types of intelligent agents
include:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Application assistants
Search agents
Shopping bots
Entertainment bots
Chatterbots
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Software programs that perform
tasks that would otherwise be
performed by a human expert.
Expert Systems
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Expert systems usually consist of
two main components:
1.
2.
Knowledge Base
Inference Engine
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This component of the expert system
applies the rules to the data stored in
the knowledge base to reach
decisions.
Inference engine
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This component of the expert system
contains facts and rules provided by
a human expert.
Knowledge base
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems
that attempt to imitate the way a
human brain works.
Neural networks
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The field devoted to the study of
robots.
Robotics
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Devices, controlled by a human
operator or a computer, that can
move and react to sensory input.
Robots
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The use of a computer to create
environments that look the way they
do in the real world.
Virtual Reality (VR)
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This refers to the replacement or
enhancement of body parts by
mechanical versions.
Bionics
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These devices can transfer vital
signs, blood-sugar readings, or other
medical data directly to your
attending physician.
Electronic monitoring
devices
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A chip that is implanted under a person’s
skin to be used for identification purposes;
an ID number can be used to retrieve data
about the individual, such as at a hospital.
VeriChip
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When a robot controlled by a
physician operates on a patient.
Robot-assisted surgery
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When not all surgeons are in the
operating room.
Telesurgery
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The use of communications
technology to provide medical
information and services.
Telemedicine
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A wearable robotic system designed
to give soldiers additional physical
capabilities and protection.
Exoskeleton suit
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Robots used to assess the safety of
trails, buildings, caves, and other
structures before soldiers enter them.
Battlefield robots
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