Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA)

question 19

Multiple Choice

Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) .

• 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.

Describe the purpose and components of a summons in the litigation process.

Recognize the various aspects and methods of service of process under federal rules.

Understand the consequences for defendants who fail to respond to complaints within specified timeframes.

Identify effective methods and sources for locating defendants to serve process.

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Definitions:

Working Capital

The difference between a company's current assets and current liabilities, indicating the short-term liquidity and operational efficiency.

Discount Rate

In discounted cash flow analysis, it's the rate employed to calculate the present value of anticipated cash flows.

Net Present Value

The discrepancy between the current value of incoming cash and the current value of outgoing cash throughout a given timeframe.

Cash Savings

The amount of money a company or individual keeps on hand that is not invested, spent, or used in paying off debts.