Is a small text file which contains an ID tag, placed on computer by a website. The website saves a complementary file with a matching ID tag.

This is misusing computer equipment to intentionally damage it.

This is the unwanted and illegal copying and use of software.

This is someone who uses a computer to gain illegal access to other computer systems, and files, usually through the use of telecommunications

This is a program that automatically checks each disk as it is inserted into the disk drive and scans all data from telecommunication devices to locate and give warning of nay virus that may be likely to enter a computer.

These are ideas put into action, such as writing, music, art, computer code, and inventions that can be protected under copyright or patent laws.

Grants the user the right to make a specified number of copies of a software program for the use on multiple computers.

This is to protect software against unwanted or illegal duplication by writing computer code within the programs that prevents simple copying.

This is a program used to search for viruses that may be established on a hard drive. (Doesn't automatically search)

This is a destructive code that gains access to a computer disguised as something such as a desirable software program. Once inside the computer, it can do damage but it cannot spread from disk to disk or computer to computer.

This is a destructive code that bores it way through a computer's files. It can move from computer to computer, dropping off segments of itself as it goes.

This is copyrighted software that is distributed free of charge on a trial basis. A normal fee is charged if the user decides to keep it.

This is a program that contains destructive code with copies itself onto other computer files.

This is destructive code that is set to activate at a certain time or when a specific action is taken.

This is copyrighted software that is given away free of charge but is still the property of the owner and the user doesn't have the right to distribute copies, just the owner.

This is copyrighted software that is distributed free of charge on a trial basis. A normal fee is charged if the user decides to keep it.

This is software, donated for public use that can be freely copied and distributed.

This is copyrighted software available for purchase.

What is another word for ethics?

Aiming abusive and insulting messages at another person online is called...

Using a source without giving credit to the original author is known as...

When did the Computer Ethics Institute publish a code of ethics for computer users?

Which of the following is a question you should ask yourself before you make a move to do something questionable?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics?

Etiquette on the Internet is known as...

Is copying facts such as phone number, addresses, and names considered plagiarism?