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What does paragraph 5(i)(aa) refer to?
What does paragraph 5(i)(aa) refer to?
- A device designed for entertainment purposes
- A device used for personal computing
- A device designed for committing offenses under the Act (correct)
- A device designed for cybersecurity purposes
What is cyber-squatting?
What is cyber-squatting?
- Acquiring a domain name in good faith to promote businesses
- Acquiring a domain name in bad faith to profit or harm others (correct)
- Acquiring a domain name with no specific intent
- Acquiring a domain name for personal use
What does paragraph 5(i)(bb) cover?
What does paragraph 5(i)(bb) cover?
- Computer password or access code for entertainment purposes
- Computer password or access code intended for committing offenses (correct)
- Computer password or access code for personal use
- Computer password or access code for cybersecurity purposes
What is the offense related to the possession of items referred to in paragraphs 5(i)(aa) or (bb)?
What is the offense related to the possession of items referred to in paragraphs 5(i)(aa) or (bb)?
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What is the primary purpose of a device covered under paragraph 5(i)(aa)?
What is the primary purpose of a device covered under paragraph 5(i)(aa)?
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Study Notes
Types of Cybercrimes
- Illegal Access: Accessing a whole or part of a computer system without authorization or permission.
- Illegal Interception: Intercepting non-public transmission of computer data to, from, or within a computer system without right, including electromagnetic emissions carrying such data.
- Data Interference: Intentionally or recklessly altering, damaging, deleting, or deteriorating computer data, electronic documents, or electronic data messages without right, including introducing or transmitting viruses.
- System Interference: Intentionally or recklessly altering or hindering the functioning of a computer or computer network without right or authority, including inputting, transmitting, damaging, deleting, deteriorating, altering, or suppressing computer data, programs, electronic documents, or electronic data messages, including introducing or transmitting viruses.
- Misuse of Devices: Unauthorized use of devices to commit cybercrimes.
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Test your knowledge of cybercrime with this quiz on illegal access, illegal interception, and data interference. Identify the definitions and concepts related to unauthorized access and interception of computer systems and data interference.
