Colleges and universities collect and store a variety of data from the student population. Such data includes personal information such as social security numbers and addresses to academic information such as grades. The handling and security of student data is top concern among IT professionals working in higher education. A university provides access to student data such as schedules, contact info, and course grades to current full-time and part-time faculty. An instructor resigned from university last year but still has access to the student data when logging in with his faculty credentials. The registration office is notoriously slow, so the former instructor uses his log-in to give his friend her transcripts for a job interview so she will not need to drive to campus.

plz answer all the questions below!

a) Which ethical issue is demonstrated in this scenario?

1. Hacking

2. Misuse

3. Fraud

4. Piracy

b) What type of issues is reflected in this former instructor's actions?

1. Data Privacy

2. Data authenticity

3. Data access

4. Data relevance

c) How should this former instructor's actions be characterized?

1. Unethical bit legal

2. Legal and ethical

3. Unethical and illegal

4. Illegal but ethical