CSC1002D

Quiz 2
Topic : Privacy

No Terminologies Alph Explanation Answer

a No
Example 5C
1 Accessibility Privacy A Analyzing data to determine characteristics
of people most likely to engage in a certain
behavior.
2 Anonymity B any information relating to an individual
person.
3 Computer matching C collection of personal information about a
user without the user’s knowledge.
4 Computer profiling D Combining and comparing information
from different databases (using ic number,
for example) to match records.
5 Data mining E controlling/restricting access to one’s
personal information
6 Decisional Privacy F Means to communicate without disclosing
one’s identity.
7 Informational Privacy G Non-Interference
8 Informed consent H Non-Intrusion
9 Informed Consent - opt in I Person must request (usually by checking a
box) that an organization not use
information.

10 Informed Consent - opt J Searching and analyzing masses of data to

out find patterns and develop new information
or knowledge.
11 Invisible information K The collector of the information may use
gathering information only if person explicitly
permits use (usually by checking a box).

12 Personal information L Use of personal information for a purpose

other than the purpose for which it was
collected/provided.
13 Secondary use M users being aware of what information is
collected and how it is used.
Topic : Computer Crime
N Alpha Answer
O
Example D3
1 Black hat A Computer-based activities that violate the law
hackers
2 Boot sector B Crimes committed through the Internet
viruses
3 Computer C Area of law dedicated to computer crime
crimes
4 computer worm D Engages in “non-malicious” forms of hacking.

5 Cookie E Engages in acts of theft and vandalism, once they

Poisoning gain access to a computer.
6 Counter Hacking F Hackers can use the computers of innocent
persons as “host computers” to initiate their
attacks.
7 Cyber G using cybertechnology in unauthorized ways to .
Harassments reproduce copies of proprietary software and
proprietary information
8 Cyberbullying H using cybertechnology to gain or to exceed
unauthorized access
9 Cybercrimes I using cybertechnology to unleash one or
more programs that disrupt the transmission of
electronic information across one or more
computer networks
10 Cyberlaw J Concealed inside a program that can harm or
destroy files and spreads through email
attachments
11 Cyberpiracy K Refers to the dangerous actions a virus performs.
12 Cybertrespass L execute each time you start the computer
13 Cybervandalism M spam text message sent via instant messaging
service
14 Data Diddling N a piece of code intentionally inserted into
a software system that will set off a malicious
function when specified conditions are met.
15 Distributed O A piece of code whose detonation is triggered by
Denial-of-servic a timer.
e Attacks
16 DoS attack P is a standalone malware computer program that
replicates itself in order to spread to other
computers.
17 Dumpster Diving Q A scam where an official-looking email is sent to
an unsuspecting user to try to trick them out of
their username, password or other information. 
18 Forgery R planting false Internet addresses in the tables on a
DNS that lead the browser to a counterfeit site set
up by identity thieves.
19 Libel S Method of attacking a database-driven Web
application with improper security
20 Logic Bomb T The modification of cookies that are put on your
computer by an attacker to gain information
about a user.
21 Payload U attacker harasses or threatens the victim using
electronic communication such as email, IM’s,
chat rooms, discussion groups, etc. (either one is
adult)
22 Pharming V attacker harasses or threatens the victim using
electronic communication such as email, IM’s,
chat rooms, discussion groups, etc. (involving
minor)
23 Phishing W Publication of false statements about a person or
business that results in injury to the person or
business
24 Pod Slurping X act of searching for Wi-Fi wireless networks by a
person usually in a moving vehicle, using
a laptop or smartphone. 

25 SPIM Y unauthorized download of data from a computer

to a small device with storage capacity, such as a
flash drive or an iPod or otherMP3 player.
26 SQl Injection Z Disgruntled employees goes through a trash to
find information they can steal
27 Time Bomb AA Illegal modifying of data
28 Virus AB An act to alters documents/ falsifies documents
saved in electronic form
29 Wardriving AC to disrupt a server’s ability to respond to its
clients
30 White hat AD DoS attack launched from many computers
hackers