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Roles of computer in crimes:
Used to commit crime (e.g. used to write a virus)
Victim (e.g. data was stolen)
Warehouse for evidence (e.g. contains pictures of stolen cars)
Steps in handling digital evidence
Preservation
Identification
Extraction
Documentation
Interpretation
Copyright:
Protects?
Protects writing, artwork, music, etc.
Does NOT protect ideas themselves, just the expression of ideas
Copyright:
Duration?
Has steadily increased over the years, but is currently between 50 and 100 years
Copyright:
What is the DMCA?
DMCA increases protection for digital content
Patent:
Protects?
Inventions
Patent:
What are the steps to obtain and protect your patent?
To obtain and retain patent:
Must be original
Must be non-obvious
Must prosecute infringement
Patent:
Duration?
Usually 20 years
Trademark:
Protects?
Protects words, phrases, symbols, and sounds used for branding
Trademark:
Duration?
As long as the mark is used and protected
Trade Secret:
Protects?
About anything
Trade Secret:
Duration?
Duration: As long as it's kept secret
Non-disclosure agreement (NDA)
Prohibits party from releasing confidential information (e.g. trade secrets)
Assignment agreement
Transfers ownership of patents, etc. from employee to company
Non-compete agreement
Prohibits employee from working in similar field in a limited area for a limited time
Computers introduce new aspects to old ethical issues because?
Easier to have far reaching effects
Easier to remain anonymous
10 Commandments of Computer Ethics: General idea?
Use a computer in ways that show consideration and respect.
Computer crime – any crime involving a computer
Two main categories:
Crimes targeting computer systems.

Other crimes facilitated by computers.
Computer crime –
Can be difficult to prosecute because:
Lack of physical evidence
Lack of understanding by judge and jury
Can be very complicated
Many offenders are juveniles
Common computer crimes:
Fraud / Phishing
Software piracy
Obscene content