Question 1

______ involves the dissemination of pornographic images through e-mail, instant messages, newsgroups, bulletin boards, chat rooms, and other Internet networks.

Accepted Answer

A)   Production
B)   Distribution
C)   Downloading or possession
D)   None of these B

Question 2

______ is a form of cyberbullying that often leads to criminal charges.

Accepted Answer

A)   Bribery
B)   Sextortion
C)   Blackmail
D)   Forgery B

Question 3

Downloading or possession of pornographic images involves the viewing of images via the Internet.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Discuss cyberbullying.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Discuss cyberbullying....

Question 5

Which aspect of child pornography involves the creation of pornographic images through cell phones or web cameras?

Accepted Answer

A)   production
B)   distribution
C)   downloading or possession
D)   watching

Question 6

What is an IP address?

Accepted Answer

A)   an identifying number that is associated with a computer
B)   an identifying number that is associated with a fraudulent account
C)   an identifying number associated with an individual's identity
D)   an identifying number associated with an individual's medical account

Question 7

______ is when someone who is entrusted with the money of a corporation keeps it for their own purposes.

Accepted Answer

A)   Tax evasion
B)   Bribery
C)   Embezzlement
D)   Forgery

Question 8

Which of the following are NOT ways in which criminals may obtain personal information about someone else?

Accepted Answer

A)   going through someone's garbage
B)   stealing purses
C)   hacking into large databases
D)   buy identities from the victim

Question 9

What are some investigative actions that the police can perform for check and credit card fraud?

Accepted Answer

The answer of What are some investigative actions that the...

Question 10

______ are crimes where the computer system is the target.

Accepted Answer

A)   Cyber-attacks
B)   Cyberbullying
C)   Digital-attacks
D)   Computer crimes

Question 11

In what ways do offenders not obtain prescription drugs?

Accepted Answer

A)   theft through robbery or burglary
B)   forged prescriptions
C)   doctor shopping
D)   purchasing drugs legally on the Internet

Question 12

What is not one of the most common methods by which offenders fraudulently use stolen cards or checks?

Accepted Answer

A)   the passing and cashing of worthless checks
B)   the alteration of money orders
C)   the card-not-present purchase method
D)   the denial of receiving a legitimate purchase

Question 13

Discuss the investigation of child pornography.

Accepted Answer

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Question 14

Sextortion typically involves the victim sending compromising photos to a person who is claiming to be someone he/she is not. The person receiving the photos then threatens to distribute the photos unless the victim agrees to some demand.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Name the various computer-facilitated crimes discussed in the book and get into more detail about the nature and investigation of one of them.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Name the various computer-facilitated crimes discussed in...

Question 16

There are security measures that are put in place to prevent the fraudulent use of checks and credit or debit cards.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Identity theft has a financial motive, though revenge and embarrassment can also be motivators.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT a type of identity theft?

Accepted Answer

A)   criminal identity theft
B)   civil identity theft
C)   financial identity theft
D)   identity cloning

Question 19

______ occurs when anything of value is offered in exchange for influence in decisions or actions of the taker.

Accepted Answer

A)   Tax evasion
B)   Forgery
C)   Extortion
D)   Bribery

Question 20

The FACT Act is meant to increase detection of identity theft.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Exam 14: The Investigation of Fraud and Computer-Related Crimes

______ involves the dissemination of pornographic images through e-mail, instant messages, newsgroups, bulletin boards, chat rooms, and other Internet networks.

______ is a form of cyberbullying that often leads to criminal charges.

Downloading or possession of pornographic images involves the viewing of images via the Internet.

Discuss cyberbullying.

Which aspect of child pornography involves the creation of pornographic images through cell phones or web cameras?

What is an IP address?

______ is when someone who is entrusted with the money of a corporation keeps it for their own purposes.

Which of the following are NOT ways in which criminals may obtain personal information about someone else?

What are some investigative actions that the police can perform for check and credit card fraud?

______ are crimes where the computer system is the target.

In what ways do offenders not obtain prescription drugs?

What is not one of the most common methods by which offenders fraudulently use stolen cards or checks?

Discuss the investigation of child pornography.

Sextortion typically involves the victim sending compromising photos to a person who is claiming to be someone he/she is not. The person receiving the photos then threatens to distribute the photos unless the victim agrees to some demand.

Name the various computer-facilitated crimes discussed in the book and get into more detail about the nature and investigation of one of them.

There are security measures that are put in place to prevent the fraudulent use of checks and credit or debit cards.

Identity theft has a financial motive, though revenge and embarrassment can also be motivators.

Which of the following is NOT a type of identity theft?

______ occurs when anything of value is offered in exchange for influence in decisions or actions of the taker.

The FACT Act is meant to increase detection of identity theft.