Computing Essentials Chapter 9

Front 1

What are the three primary privacy issues?

Back 1

Accuracy, Property, and Access.

Front 2

To easily get names, addresses, and other details about a person using only his or her telephone number, government authorities and others use a(n):

Back 2

Reverse directory.

Front 3

Browsers store the locations of sites visited in a:

Back 3

History File.

Front 4

The browser mode that eliminates history files and blocks most cookies.

Back 4

Privacy.

Front 5

The information that people voluntarily post in social networking sites, blogs, and photo- and video-sharing sites is used to create their:

Back 5

Online Identity.

Front 6

Computer criminals who create and distribute malicious programs are known as:

Back 6

Crackers.

Front 7

Programs that come into a computer system disguised as something else are called:

Back 7

Trojan Horses.

Front 8

The use of the Internet, cell phones, or other devices to send or post content intended to hurt or embarrass another person is known as:

Back 8

Cyber-bullying.

Front 9

Special hardware and software used to control access to a corporation’s private network is known as a(n):

Back 9

Firewall.

Front 10

To prevent copyright violations, corporations often use:

Back 10

DRM.