Computer Crime Taxonomy: Fill in Each Blank Below with a Word

question 42

Short Answer

Computer crime taxonomy: Fill in each blank below with a word or phrase based on Carter's taxonomy of computer crime.
a. Target: This category is comprised of computer crimes where the criminal targets ______. The objective of these crimes is to impact the ______ of data stored on the computer.
b. Instrumentality: Computer as the instrumentality of the crime uses the computer to ______. The computer is used to ______.
c. Incidental: This type of computer crime encompasses crimes where the computer is not ______ but is ______. The use of computer ______ and may make the crime more difficult to ______.
d. Associated: The simple ______ of computers, and notably the growth of the Internet, has generated ______of ______. In these cases, technological growth essentially creates ______ and new ways of ______.

Explore the components and inhibitors of creativity.

Recognize the influence of belief perseverance and biases on perception and decision-making.

Understand the rules and components of language development, including semantics, syntax, and stages of language acquisition.

Grasp the significance of the availability heuristic in shaping expectations based on memory.

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Definitions:

Supercomputer

A specially designed computer that can perform complex calculations extremely rapidly; used in situations in which complex models requiring intensive mathematical calculations are needed (such as weather forecasting or atomic energy research).

Large

Referring to something of significant size or magnitude, often relative to other objects or measures.

Expensive

Characterized by high cost or value; often referring to goods, services, or processes requiring significant financial investment.

Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)

The technology used in flat-panel computer monitors.