Surreptitious Remaining

question 50

Multiple Choice

Surreptitious remaining

• A)Breaking into computer systems with the intent to alter or modify settings.
• B)Physical entry onto another person’s property without consent.
• C)The practice of obtaining passwords or other sensitive information from individuals through the use of fraud or deception.
• D)A politically motivated attack using computers or other technology.
• E)Sometimes considered a form of criminal mischief, willful or malicious acts intended to damage property.
• F)Breaking and entering into the dwelling or structure of another with the intent to commit a felony inside.
• G)Intentionally damaging or destroying another’s property.
• H)A criminal offense committed with the use of a computer or other electronic device.
• I)Federal legislation that criminalizes various types of cybercrime.
• J)A person has lawful access the property, but then remains until he or she no longer does, and intends to commit a crime.

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Definitions:

Stoicism

An ancient philosophy emphasizing rationality and self-control, teaching that virtue is sufficient for happiness and one should not be controlled by the desire for pleasure or fear of pain.

Ethical Egoism

A moral philosophy that posits individuals should act in their own self-interest because it is the moral thing to do.

Analysis

The process of examining components or structures of a subject to understand its nature or to determine its essential features and their relations.

Hedonism

A philosophy that argues pleasure or happiness is the highest good and ultimate aim in life.