E‑Ethics Basics
Q: What does “E‑Ethics” study?
Q: What does “E‑Ethics” study?
Q: What is pirating?
A: Illegally copying or stealing media like software, movies, or music.
Q: What software protects your computer from viruses?
: Anti‑virus software.
Q: What is spyware?
: Software secretly installed that alters computer usability.
Q: What does a copyright protect?
A: Original creative works.
Q: Name one reason E‑Ethics is important.
A: To prevent electronic crimes like piracy, hacking, or identity theft.
Q: What do online predators often use to contact victims?
A: Messaging apps, email, and social media.
Q: What should you do with old receipts and bank statements?
A: Shred or destroy them to prevent identity theft.
Q: What can viruses do?
A: Delete files, crash systems, or alter computer functions.
Q: What does a patent protect?
A: Inventions and discoveries.
Q: What percentage of software is used without licenses?
A: About 35%.
Q: What is the difference between a hacker and a cracker?
A: Hackers modify electronics legally; crackers break into systems illegally.
Q: What is a firewall?
A: A buffer between your computer and the Internet.
Q: What is password trafficking?
A: Illegally giving, selling, or obtaining passwords.
Q: What does a trademark protect?
A: Words or symbols identifying goods/services.
Q: What is cybercrime?
A: Any crime involving computers.
Q: What is phishing?
: Fake emails pretending to be from banks or retailers to steal information.
Q: What is one way to safeguard your passwords?
A: Use a mix of letters and numbers.
Q: What is cyberbullying?
A: Online harassment through messages, posts, or emails.
Q: What is infringement?
A: Unauthorized use of intellectual property.
Q: One in five children online experience what dangerous situation?
A: Sexual solicitation.
Q: Which agencies can you report cybercrime to?
A: FBI, Secret Service, IC3.
Q: What organization handles identity theft complaints?
A: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Q: What symbol shows a website is encrypted with SSL?
A: A lock icon in the browser.
Q: How long does copyright last for an individual’s work?
A: Life of the author + 70 years. Up to 120 Years