Exam 18: High-Technology Crimesnment
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________ involves recognizing people by physical characteristics and personal traits.
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The Council of Europe cybercrime treaty focuses on standardizing cybercrime laws around the world.
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Phishing is usually done through texts and calls from cell phones.
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Which of the following is an example of an early form of biometric technology used to identify individuals?
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HITMAN is the latest technology used by the FBI to track and capture mafia-related criminals.
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A crime that employs advanced or emerging technology in its commission is known as a cybercrime.
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What is biocrime? Discuss the various ways biocrimes may be committed,and include a discussion of bioterrorism.Provide examples of biocrimes and explain why biocrime is a major concern today.
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In which part of the world does software piracy appear to be most common?
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Alphonse Bertillion pioneered the use of fingerprints to identify offenders.
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The most likely way for a criminal to break into a computer system is through ________.
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The Department of Homeland security is particularly concerned about the possibility that weapons of mass destruction may enter the U.S.through our nation's airports.
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Which biometric technique is considered nearly infallible from a scientific point of view and is increasingly preferred by criminal justice experts as a method of identification?
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Planting a virus is an example of which category of cybercrime?
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CODIS is a DNA database that allows law enforcement agencies to compare DNA profiles to identify suspects or link serial crimes.
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Match the cybercrime to its definition.
A)Unsolicited commercial bulk email whose primary purpose is to advertise or promote a commercial product or service
B)The use of official-looking email messages to elicit response from victims by directing them to phony websites
C)The illegal transfer of data from one storage medium to another
D)A computer program designed to secretly invade a computer system and modify the way it operates or alter the information stored in the system
E)Malicious computer programs such as worms or Trojan horses
-Software piracy
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Biometrics is an advanced technique designed to help determine the cause of injury or death.
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HITMAN and NCVAC are examples of ________ designed to duplicate the decision-making processes of skilled investigators.
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Explain how and why social media is being used by law enforcement.Also discuss the problems that may result from the adoption of social media by law enforcement agencies.
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