Revoking Internet Access from a Habitual Cybercriminal to Keep Him

question 17

Multiple Choice

Revoking Internet access from a habitual cybercriminal to keep him from committing crimes online is an example of which type of punishment?

• A)incapacitation
• B)rehabilitation
• C)deterrence
• D)retribution

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Definitions:

Sarbanes-Oxley Act

A U.S. law enacted in 2002 to protect investors from the possibility of fraudulent accounting activities by corporations.

Racketeer Influenced

Relates to activities influenced by organized crime, often associated with businesses or operations that engage in illegal practices.

Cyber Terrorist

A hacker whose intention is the exploitation of a target computer or network to create a serious impact, such as the crippling of a communications network or the sabotage of a business or organization, which may have an impact on millions of citizens if the terrorist’s attack is successful.

Computer Offender

An individual who commits criminal activities using computers or digital technology as a tool or target.