Exam 13: Conclusions and Future Issues
Exam 1: Introduction and Overview of Computer Forensics and Cybercrime62 Questions
Exam 2: Computer Terminology and History62 Questions
Exam 3: Traditional Computer Crime: Early Hackers and Theft of Components62 Questions
Exam 4: Contemporary Computer Crime63 Questions
Exam 5: Identity Theft and Identity Fraud62 Questions
Exam 6: Terrorism and Organized Crime62 Questions
Exam 7: Avenues for Prosecution and Government Efforts62 Questions
Exam 8: Applying the First Amendment to Computer-Related Crime62 Questions
Exam 9: The Fourth Amendment and Other Legal Issues62 Questions
Exam 10: Computer Forensics: Terminology and Requirements62 Questions
Exam 11: Searching and Seizing Computer-Related Evidence62 Questions
Exam 12: Processing of Evidence and Report Preparation63 Questions
Exam 13: Conclusions and Future Issues61 Questions
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Summarize the various types of data hiding practices that present unique challenges to law enforcement agencies.
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A letter rogatory is a request for assistance from one country's judicial authority to that of another country.
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Standardization of accreditation for forensic examiners would increase Daubert/Frye challenges to the recovery of digital evidence.
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________ is a data hiding practice that fragments the data and places it on various servers.
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Which of the following is NOT one of the traditional problems that must be overcome for there to be effective international cooperation and fewer jurisdictional disputes relating to digital evidence?
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Which of the following is considered true about the use of computers in virtual reality?
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To govern decency on the Web, bills have introduced the proposal of using "E-chip" blocking software as information filters.
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Predictive data mining is a valuable tool for the identification of crime trends and suspected terrorists.
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The inclusion of true experts in the development of expertise in forensic methodologies and examiners would result in ________.
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Data mining can readily differentiate between good and bad data sources.
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The effectiveness of data mining will be ________ by cleaning up data that has been compromised.
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Teamwork between the law enforcement community and high-tech corporations will result in decreased reporting of criminal victimization among corporate targets.
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According to privacy advocates the practice of data mining, due to its limitations, violates ________.
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Presence of duplicate records can affect the quality of data in data mining.
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Law enforcement authorities can tap into traditional telephonic exchanges more easily than into wireless communications.
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The proposal of rating systems for sites is considered unworkable, as no agency is available to enforce such ratings.
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