The appearance of any supposedly new or perssing criminal threat such as hacking, instigates a process referred to as ______________ in which authorities and agents of social control take steps to curtail and perceived danger presented by the "offending" individuals or groups.

		Peer Association
		Gender Identification
		Verbal Abuse
		Social Innovation

This theory posits that the cultural values and social structures of the society put pressure on individual citizens to commit crime.

		rational choice theory
		routine activity theory
		labeling theory
		strain theory

3 points

Question 21

______ refers to attacks where a mass email is sent to multiple computers, requesting personal information be sent to a specific location.

		Keylogging
		Distributed denial of service
		Malware
		Phishing

3 points

Question 22

The transition from terrestrial to virtual attacks is deemed to offer a number of advantages to terrorist groups including _______________.

		Anonymity
		Increased Regulation
		Limited Access to Potential Recruits
		Oversight

3 points

Question 23

This theory focuses on why people obey the law.

		Strain Theory
		Relative Deprivation Theory
		Labeling Theory
		Social Control Theory

3 points

Question 24

Terrorist groups make use of the Internet in support of their conventional, terrestrially based activities which includes ______________.

		Suicide Bombs
		Information Gathering
		Taking Hostages
		Truck Bombs

3 points

Question 25

Many in law enforcement make little distinction between political and non-political uses of hacking and view all such activities as instances of vandalism and ______________.

		Criminal Damage
		Criminal Mischief
		Civil Violations
		Theft

3 points

Question 26

The interactional space or environment created by linking computers together into a communications network.

		Cyberstalking
		Cyberspace
		Cyberhub
		Cybercrime

3 points

Question 27

A false representation by means of a statement or conduct made knowingly or recklessly in order to gain material advantage is known as _______________.

		Example
		Contract
		Intelligence
		Fraud

3 points

Question 28

This theory views crime and delinquency as socially learned behavior and sees close personal groups and peer milieu as the main context for such learning, like hacking for example.

		Peer Pressure
		Gender Equality
		Differential Association
		Labeling

3 points

Question 29

This type of scam typically requires the fraudster to fake a romantic interest before exploiting them for monies or gifts.

		Romance Scam
		Nigerian Scam
		Spoofing Scam
		Phishing Scam

3 points

Question 30

Behavior that is a breach of informal social norms and rules and hence are considered undesirable or objectionable.

		Unlawful
		Crime
		Deviance
		Cybercrime

3 points

Question 31

Which group has been the major driving force encouraging the use of criminal sanctions against "pirates"?

		The Consumer Group
		The Copyright Industry
		The Criminal Court System
		The Legistlative Branch