Exam 7: Information Technology Crime
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Perpetrators with these motives are often important only to an individual or a small group of people.
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This term is a derogatory term for a person who uses pre-written software to break into networks.
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Political IT crime consists of criminal offenses that are committed on a computer-based network for political reasons.
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This is a dangerous piece of malware that appears to be useful software.
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The Pirate Bay was a file-hosting site that operated from 2005 to 2012. The Pirate Bay had servers throughout the world, including 525 servers in the state of Virginia, United States, and 630 in the Netherlands.
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Many new Internet users in developing economies understand how the Internet works or how to secure their computers against attacks.
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Gray-hat hackers may alert the owner of a network and offer to correct the vulnerability for a fee.
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The weak rule of law in developing countries makes the commission of IT crimes more difficult.
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Lightly industrialized countries are more likely to have IT crime legislation.
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Which are examples of the concentration of IT crime in specific sectors?
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In regions where IT jobs are plentiful, people skilled in math and science turn to IT crime.
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This is a program that inserts copies of itself into other computer programs, data files, or sectors of the hard drive.
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These hackers break into networks with malicious intent to perpetrate IT crime.
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The most common devices used for IT crimes are computers and mobile phones.
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Perpetrators with these motives target a country's resources for reasons that have to do with differing political viewpoints or philosophies, or to neutralize a country's perceived threat.
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