short answers

1. What is ethics?

2. Define and describe in detail the terms objectivists and moral relativists.

3. Describe how law and ethics relate to each other.

4. Define professional ethics. What does it mean to say that professional ethics can be aspirational or regulatory?

5. Describe the three ethical frameworks virtue ethics, utilitarian ethics, and deontological ethics. What are some criticisms of each?

6. List the different types of hackers and describe the activities that each engages in.

7. What characteristics describe ethical hacking?

8. What is personal privacy, and what aspects of human activity does it entail?

9. Define the terms public and private space, and discuss why the distinction is important in terms of privacy.

10. What is ubiquitous computing and what are its implications for privacy?

11. What does privacy is a social construct mean?

12. The book mentions and defines digital footprint and discusses its privacy implications. The author identifies four problem areas for discussion: connectivity and networking, privacy vs. security, data storage and sharing, and biometrics. Briefly summarize each problem area and identify the issues presented in each area.