Principles of Information Systems (MindTap Course List)
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ISBN: 9781305971776
Author: Ralph Stair, George Reynolds
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 13, Problem 5RQ
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Black hat hacker Cracker They are a type of hackers and the other type is called the white hat hacker. There are two types of cracker, they are expert crackers and script kiddie. Hackers are generally expert programmers. These people are experienced computer users. They don’t follow any ethical ways to access the information...
| Black hat hacker | Cracker |
| They are a type of hackers and the other type is called the white hat hacker. | There are two types of cracker, they are expert crackers and script kiddie. |
| Hackers are generally expert programmers. | These people are experienced computer users. |
| They don’t follow any ethical ways to access the information... |
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Chapter 13 Solutions
Principles of Information Systems (MindTap Course List)
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- What exactly does a grey hat hacker do?arrow_forwardThere are very few federal laws specifically for hacking, though most states have their own laws. The first law for hacking, the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFFA) was passed in 1986 and is still the backbone of the hacking legislature. Currently, it is at issue in the United States Supreme Court; there is talk that the law is overly broad (one interpretation proclaims a federal crime for sharing passwords - for instance, Netflix). CFAA What does the acronym stand for? When was the law passed? What is the main takeaway of the law? DCMA What does the acronym stand for? When was the law passed? What is the main takeaway of the law? DTSA What does the acronym stand for? When was the law passed? What is the main takeaway of the law? ECPA What does the acronym stand for? When was the law passed? What is the main takeaway of the law? SCA What does the acronym stand for? When was the law passed? What is the main takeaway of the law?arrow_forwardThe reason why computer security has become so important is because people have become more aware of it.arrow_forward
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