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20 Cards in this Set
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Typo-Squatting |
Registers domain name with similar to real domain names but with typo in hopes of reaching page by accident. |
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Cyber-Squatting |
Registers domain name in bad faith, violating the rights of trade mark owner |
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Page Jacking |
When offender copies part of existing website spam |
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Phishing |
A scam where official looking email is sent to a unsuspecting user to try to trick them out of login information such as username and password. |
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Vishing |
email or phone call to gain information |
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Key-Stroke Phishing |
Trojan horse program when source tracks the keystrokes and sends back to scammer in hopes of gaining login/ password information |
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Identity Theft |
Person gathers subjects information and then poses as subjects when purchasing goods. |
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Cookie Poisoning |
modification of cookies that are put on your computer by an attacker to gain specific information. |
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Spyware |
Software that downloads onto computer without owners' knowledge and scans for malicious purposes. |
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Malware |
developed to do harm. Examples include viruses, worms, etc. |
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Worms |
self replicating virus that settles in memory. |
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Pod Slurping |
Steals data off of an Ipod |
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Cyber Stalking |
Crime when the attacker harasses the victim using electronic email, IM, Chat, etc. |
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COPA |
Child Online Protection Act makes it a crime to publish any sexual communication materials to minors without restrictive access. |
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Securities Fraud |
Persons that attempt to manipulate online pricing. Maybe will sell for allegedly cheaper price. |
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Defamation |
Any published intentional false communication that negatively injures a person or company. |
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USA Patriot Act |
Approved in 2001, allows all electronic messages to be intercepted if believed to be criminal or terrorist activity. |
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Spam |
Irrelevant or inappropriate messages sent to a mass of recipients for solicitation. |
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Trademark |
Word, Name, Symbol, or combination belonging to a particular product for identification. |
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Fair Use Act |
Allows limited use of a copyrighted work. Examples included are teaching criticisms, comments, news reporting research, etc. |