Chapter 1

Question 1

what are the three schemes

Answer 1

cater- 1
Anderson -2
Gordon and Ford-3

Question 2

what are the four categories of caters scheme

Answer 2

computer as target
computer as instrument
computer as incidental to crime
crime associated with the prevalence of computers

Question 3

computer as target

Answer 3

target the computer and includes denial of service attacks

Question 4

computer as instrument

Answer 4

these are crimes where the computer is the tool to gain a criminal objective

Question 5

computer as incidental to crime

Answer 5

The computer is not the primary instrument of crime it just facilities the crime
example money laundering and vice crimes

Question 6

crimes associated with the prevalence

Answer 6

these are crimes that arise in part because we have so many computers
examples-theft of computers, counterfeiting(reproduce) , and intellectual property crimes

Question 7

what are the four parts of Andersons

Answer 7

-traditional crimes
-transitional crime that change with the internet
-new crimes
-crimes that facilitate other crimes through the misuse of a computer

Question 8

traditional crimes

Answer 8

conducted primarily on-line
examples- tax fraud & money laundering

Question 9

transitional crimes

Answer 9

fundamentally changed with the internet
example payment card fraud and e-commerce theft

Question 10

New Crimes

Answer 10

originated with the internet
examples computer hacking, malware

Question 11

crimes that facilitate other crime through the misuse of computer

Answer 11

any computer crime that doesn’t fit into these three categories

Question 12

Gordon and Ford

Answer 12

Has two categoires: type 1 and type 2

Question 13

type 1

Answer 13

crime is single discreet events from the pov of the victim and uses malware

Question 14

type 2

Answer 14

doesn’t involve malware not a technology crime. involves repeated contacts from the pov of the victim

Question 15

T/F Is it possible to calculate cost and problems of computer crimes

Answer 15

false = difficult and impossible

Question 16

Four reasons it is difficult of calculate computer crime

Answer 16

-Wide scope and variety of crime
-they are global
-there are different method of calculating
-there are incentives to ether over report or under report crime

Question 17

Who under reports computer crime

Answer 17

the cooperate victims they don’t want you to know about them being victims

Question 18

who over reports computer crime

Answer 18

the law enforcement system because they get more money from tax payers

Question 19

T/F Computer crime victimization will increase for the foreseeable future

Answer 19

True

Question 20

What are the two reasons for the increased rate of computer crimes

Answer 20

1. the opportunities for computer crime with new tech or advancements to existing
2. the availability of information on how to commit these crimes is constantly spreading on-line

Question 21

computers can be instruments of two things

Answer 21

crime and war

Question 22

Stuxnet Purpose

Answer 22

specific purpose introduced by a thumb drive. it would search and search for a specific type of computer in Iran.

Question 23

stuxnet definition

Answer 23

malware (computer worm) designed to infiltrate and destroy nuclear capabilities of Iran.

Question 24

goal of stuxnet

Answer 24

that reproduces itself scores a computer network to speed up nuclear centuries and prevent the enrichment of uranium

Question 25

why is stuxnet important to the study of cyber terrorism and war

Answer 25

it changes the way of war and it's a new weapon. It's also a landmark of change.

Question 26

what are potential problems with stuxnet

Answer 26

other bad actors can use this type of software

Question 27

it student a good idea or a bad idea

Answer 27

personally I thinks its a good idea. I think that the value of a human life is way more value than other people using the weapon.

Question 28

define malware

Answer 28

refers to any sort of malicious software including computer viruses, spyware, computer worms and adware

Question 29

Cyber Crime, computer crime and digital crime

Answer 29

refer to forms of crime and deviance that involves computer technologies