Exam 2: Accounting on the Internet

XBRL is an acronym for "extensive business reports and liabilities."

One form of access security is determining authentic users by "what they have." Which of the following would be an example of such authentication?

An example of a social networking site is FaceBook.

The "X" in the term XBRL stands for:

E-wallets store customer data to facilitate online purchases.They do not store dollars.

This language allows its users to create web pages on the Internet:

Another name for a URL is the term "domain address."

The term "phishing" refers to the use of web pages or other means to trick viewers into revealing their passwords or other personal information.

The term "B2B" is Internet slang for "back to basics."

The "A" in the term IDEA (used by the SEC)stands for:

In recent years, the most common complaint related to identify theft is:

Social networks do not pose privacy concerns.

A virtual currency is money that:

Which of these is the official website of the XBRL International Consortium?

An example of an Internet domain address is HYPERLINK "http://www.Wiley.com" www.Wiley.com.

XBRL is not related to XML.

The term "spoofing" refers to:

An advantage of XBRL is its ability to express semantic meaning-i.e., to express such relationships as "assets = liabilities + equity."

The purpose of a company firewall is to:

For all its exposure in the popular press media, identity theft affects a relatively small number of people and, in total, involves a small amount of losses per year.