Exam 16: Ethics, fraud and Computer Crime

A bank teller is experiencing pressure at home,with mortgage payments rapidly approaching and credit cards nearing their limit.The teller has the opportunity to 'borrow' some of the bank's cash to place a bet on a 'sure thing' at the Saturday races with the intention of returning the cash to the bank on Monday morning.This is an example of: (i)Pressure for fraud (ii)Opportunity for fraud.

Explain the meaning of 'fraud triangle'.

An individual's perceived ability to carry out the fraud and conceal the fraudulent activity is referred to as:

Which principle is the foundation for phishing and social engineering?

There are three risk factors known as the 'fraud triangle' that are generally present when a fraud is committed.Which of the following is not one of them?

In terms of IT,cookies cannot:

Which of the following is not a type of Consequentialist theory?

People are more likely to provide personal information to someone on the phone who purports to be a police officer or other authority figure.This is referred to as the:

Gaining unauthorised access to a system is called:

Which of the following statements regarding Kantianism is not true?

When submitting their online registration form,a pop-up dialogue box appears in the customers' Internet browser asking them to confirm the submission of information.This is an example of:

The implicit rules that guide us in our everyday behaviour,thoughts and actions are collectively termed:

Which of the following factors is the most important one in addressing internet access issues in Australia?

Which of the following is not a stage in ethical decision making?

Which of the following is not one of the seven recurring behavioural patterns and related principles identified by Stajano and Wilson?

A whistleblower is:

Consumer profiling is less likely to be able to gather information regarding:

Which of the following controls can ensure that all software is properly licensed in an organisation?