Finals (1.2)

Question 1

Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012

Answer 1

Republic Act 10175

Question 2

Is a Philippine law that aims to address legal issues concerning online interactions and the internet.

Answer 2

R.A. No. 10175: The Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012

Question 3

It covers a wide range of offenses related to computer systems, data, and online activities.

Answer 3

R.A. No. 10175: The Cybercrime Prevention Act

Question 4

The law includes provisions on the protection of critical infrastructure against cyber threats, as well as measures to prevent and penalize cybercrime activities.

Answer 4

R.A. No. 10175: The Cybercrime Prevention Act

Question 5

Title and Sections of R.A. No. 10175: The Cybercrime Prevention Act: (11)

Answer 5

1.Illegal Access (Sec. 4(a)):
2.Illegal Interception (Sec. 4(b)):
3. Data Interference (Sec. 4(c)):
4. System Interference (Sec. 4(d)):
5. Misuse of Devices (Sec. 4(e)):
6. Cyber-squatting (Sec. 4(f)):
7. Identity Theft (Sec. 4(g)):
8. Cybersex (Sec. 4(h)):
9. Content-related Offenses (Sec. 4(c)(4.14.4)):
10. Penalties (Sec. 6):
11. International Cooperation (Sec. 12):

Question 6

Unauthorized access to the whole or any part of a computer system without right.

Answer 6

1.Illegal Access (Sec. 4(a)):

Question 7

Unauthorized interception made by technical means without right of any nonpublic transmission of computer data to, from, or within a computer system, including electromagnetic emissions from a computer system carrying such computer data.

Answer 7

2.Illegal Interception (Sec. 4(b)):

Question 8

Unauthorized alteration, damaging, or deletion of data, electronic document, or , electronic data message, without right.

Answer 8

Data Interference (Sec. 4(c)):

Question 9

Unauthorized
hindering or
interference with the functioning of a computer system by inputting,
transmitting, damaging, deleting, deteriorating, altering, or suppressing computer data or program, electronic document,
or message

Answer 9

System Interference (Sec. 4(d)):

Question 10

The use, production, sale, procurement, importation, distribution, or otherwise making available without right of:

-A device,
-A computer password, access code, or similar data

Answer 10

Misuse of Devices (Sec. 4(e)):

Question 11

Acquisition of a domain name over the internet in bad faith to profit, mislead, destroy reputation, or deprive others from registering the same.

Answer 11

Cyber-squatting (Sec. 4(f)):

Question 12

Unauthorized access to intentionally acquire personal information

Answer 12

Identity Theft (Sec. 4(g)):

Question 13

Engaging in cybersex or online sexual activities for favor or consideration

Answer 13

Cybersex (Sec. 4(h)):

Question 14

Various offenses related to the transmission of content, such as libel, child pornography, and unsolicited commercial communications.

Answer 14

Content-related Offenses (Sec. 4(c)(4.14.4)):

Question 15

Penalties vary depending on the offense and may include imprisonment and fines.

Answer 15

Penalties (Sec. 6):

Question 16

Provision for international cooperation in the investigation and prosecution of cybercrime.

Answer 16

International Cooperation (Sec. 12):