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American privacy standards are closest to the policy called
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A company can place a cookie on your computer even if you've never visited its web site .
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Information that is recorded to hide its true meaning uses ________ .
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The type of key published by the receiver and used by the sender to encrypt messages is the ________ key .
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Select all that apply . Which of the following may result from malware?
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The right to block or limit online information about offenses that took place very long ago or accusations that have been disproven is called the right to be ________ .
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Non European countries that want information on European citizens must show that they have privacy laws consistent with OECD principles .
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Opt-in means that a business can use the item selected unless the user explicitly prohibits the new use .
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In contrast to the "omnibus"solution of adopting the OECD list, the United States uses an approach called "sectoral"which means that it passes laws to deal with specific industries (that is, business sectors) or practices .
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In computer security, compromised computers that act under the direction of an external master computer are referred to as ________ .
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The most important consideration in a disaster recovery plan is to
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A program that creates an access path through which attackers can run any program they want is called a ________ .
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Modern browsers allow the user to control the cookie policy for a computer .
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Cell phones can be used to track a user's location, even if the GPS is turned off .
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The ________ principle of the OECD Fair Information Practices states that personal data gathered should be relevant to the purposes for which it is used and should be accurate, complete, and up-to-date .
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