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Question 1.
Cyber attacks have been decreasing over the last five years.


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Question 2.
Internet connections are often the point of access for cyber attacks.


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Question 3.
Lack of security in one part of a network can affect the entire network because security systems are only as strong as their weakest links.


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Question 4.
A vulnerability is a weakness in an asset.


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Question 5.
Using someone else’s passwords written on a note is an example of a non technical attack.


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Question 6.
A firewall is software and/or hardware that protects a private network from the Internet.


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Question 7.
If an action is legal, it must also be ethical.


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Question 8.
Ethical standards vary from organization to organization.


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Question 9.
When discussing copyright law, the ethical issued concerned is accuracy.


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Question 10.
Privacy is the right to be left alone and the right to be free of unreasonable personal intrusions.


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Question 11.
The introduction of computers has allowed for privacy to be more easily compromised.


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Question 12.
Fear about the loss of privacy is not significant to EC.


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Question 13.
Cookies are mainly used to spy on Web users.


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Question 14.
Privacy protection on the Internet is poor.


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Question 15.
Disputes over domain names are generally a question of patent law.


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