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Who MGS351 1. are politically motivated hackers who use the Internet to send a political message of some kind? a) Crackers b) Black-hat hackers c) Hacktivists d) Cyberterrorist 2. What is the correct XHTML syntax for inserting an image? a) <img href=image.gif alt=logo/> b) <image src=image.gif alt=logo/> c) <img>image.gif</img> d) <image src=image.gif...
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Who MGS351
1. are politically motivated hackers who use the Internet to send a political message of
some kind?
a) Crackers
b) Black-hat hackers
c) Hacktivists
d) Cyberterrorist
2. What is the correct XHTML syntax for inserting an image?
a) <img href=image.gif alt=logo/>
b) <image src=image.gif alt=logo/>
c) <img>image.gif</img>
d) <image src=image.gif alt=logo/>
e) <img src=image.gif alt=logo/>
3. What are the two sections that must be included in every XHTML document?
a) Header and footer
b) Head and body
c) Start and finish
d) XHTML and DOCTYPE
e) None of the above
4. Which act says that citizens have the right to access the information that federal agencies have
collected on them?
a) Privacy Act
b) Bork Bill
c) Freedom of Information Act
d) Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act
5. Choose the correct XHTML tag to make text bold.
a) <btext>
b) <bold>
c) <bld>
d) <bb>
e) None of the above
6. If my username at UB is djmurray, what URL would take me to my homepage?
a) djmurray.buffalo.edu/index.html
b) djmurray@buffalo.edu
c) www.buffalo.edu/djmurray
d) www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~djmurray
e) None of the above
7. All of the following are considered biometrics, except:
a) Fingerprint
b) Retina
c) Password
d) Voice
8. Who are computer security professionals who are hired by a company to break into its
computer system?
a) Hacker
b) Thrill-seeker hacker
c) White-hat hacker
d) Black-hat hacker
9. Which of the following four HTML tags are used to create a numbered list?
a) <o> <l> <ol> </ol>
b) <ol> </lo> <li> </li>
c) <ol> </ol> <li> </li>
d) <lo> </lo> <li> </li>
e) None of the above
10. In reference to your ethical structure, what is the probability of the harm or benefit that will
occur if you take the action is called?
a) Societys opinion
b) Likelihood of effect
c) Time to consequences
d) None of the above
11. A place or places where files or file remnants could be found include:
a) Slack space
b) Unallocated disk space
c) Unused disk space
d) All of the above
12. Which of the following floods a Web site with so many requests for service from multiple
computers that the Web site slows down or crashes?
a) Macro viruses
b) Worm
c) Denial of service attacks
d) Distributed denial-of-service attacks
13. What forges the return address on an e-mail so that the e-mail message appears to come from
someone other than the actual sender?
a) Spoofing
b) Trojan horse virus
c) Key logger
d) Web defacing
14. What is the unauthorized use duplication, distribution or sale of copyrighted software?
a) Fair Use Doctrine
b) Pirated software
c) Counterfeit software
d) Privacy
15. Which of the following is not a root of our ethics?
a) History
b) Culture
c) Religion
d) Technology
16. Who finds vulnerabilities in systems and plugs the holes?
a) White-hat hackers
b) Black-hat hackers
c) Hacktivisits
d) Script kiddies
17. Which virus spreads by binding to software such as Word or Excel?
a) Macro virus
b) Worm
c) Denial-of-service attack
d) Distributed denial-of-service attack
18. All XHTML tags should be coded using lowercase letters.
a) True
b) False
19. The format to chance the background color is:
a) <body gbcolor=color name>
b) <color name = body bgcolor>
c) <body bgcolor=color name>
d) <body color=color name>
e) <background>color name</background>
20. Which of the following are types of links?
a) Links to other Web sites
b) Links to downloadable files
c) Links to e-mail
d) All of the above
21. Which tag allows you to make a list that lists the items with bullet points?
a) <ul>
b) <list>
c) <dl>
d) <ol>
e) <bulletlist>
22. What is hardware and/or software that protects computers from intruders?
a) Backup
b) Anti-virus
c) Firewall
d) Biometrics
23. White-hat hackers are also called:
a) Black-hat hackers
b) Ethical hackers
c) Thrill-seeker hackers
d) Crackers
24. What is a mathematically generated number that is unique for each individual storage
medium at a specific point in time, because its based on the contents of that medium?
a) Key
b) Encryption algorithm
c) MD5 hash value
d) File number
e) None of the above
25. What is the legal protection afforded an expression of an idea, such as a song, video, game,
and some types of proprietary documents?
a) Ethics
b) Intellectual property
c) Copyright
d) Fair use Doctrine
26. Who would like to be hackers, but dont have much technical expertise?
a) Crackers
b) Black-hat hackers
c) Hacktivists
d) Script kiddies
27. What consists of the identification of risks or threats, the implementation of security
measures, and the monitoring of those measures for effectiveness?
a) Risk management
b) Risk assessment
c) Security
d) None of the above
28. Which of the following is a dilemma faced by businesses today?
a) Customers want businesses to know them, but want to be left alone.
b) Customers want businesses to provide what they want, but do not want businesses to monitor
their habits and preferences
c) Customers do not like ads but want to know what services and products are available
d) All of the above
29. In reference to your ethical structure, the number of people who will be affected by your
action is called?
a) Consequences
b) Reach of result
c) Relatedness
d) None of the above
30. What says that you may use copyrighted material in certain situations for example, in the
creation of new work or, within certain limits, for teaching purposes?
a) Ethics
b) Intellectual property
c) Copyright
d) Fair Use Doctrine
31. Line breaks included in the HTML code (caused by the programmer pressing the Enter key)
are when ignored the HTML page is rendered.
a) True
b) False
32. Which of the following examines information passing through switches, hubs, or routers?
a) Key logger
b) Packet sniffer
c) Log analysis tools
d) Screen captures
33. What is an encryption system that uses two keys: a public key that everyone can have and a
private key for only the recipient?
a) Encryption
b) Public key encryption
c) Intrusion-detection software
d) Security auditing software
34. What is the correct XHTML syntax for making a hyperlink?
a) <a name=http://www.buffalo.edu>www.buffalo.edu</a>
b) <a>http://www.buffalo.edu</a>UB
c) <a href=www.buffalo.edu>UB</a>
d) <a href url=http://www.buffalo.edu>www.buffalo.edu</a>
e) <a href=http://www.buffalo.edu> UB</a>
35. What is the correct XTML syntax for making an email link?
a) <a href=mailto:djmurray@buffalo.edu>
b) <a href=djmurray@buffalo.edu>
c) <mail> djmurray@buffalo.edu </mail>
d) <mail href=djmurray@buffalo.edu>
e) <mailto:djmurray@buffalo.edu>
36. HTML ignores extra spaces you have entered in the code.
a) True
b) False
37. What is the correct XHTML tag for inserting a line break?
a) <lb />
b) <br />
c) <break />
d) <hr />
e) None of the above
38. What looks for people on the network who shouldnt be there or who are acting suspiciously?
a) Encryption
b) Public key encryption
c) Intrusion detection software
d) Security auditing software
39. Computer attacks are growing in
a) Malevolence
b) Randomness
c) Frequency
d) Automation
e) All of the above
40. 1-800-FREE-MSN is an example of:
a) A transposition cipher
b) A substitution cipher
c) Poly alphabetic substitution cipher
d) Strong encryption
e) None of the above
41. What records information about you during a Web surfing session such as what Web sites
you visited, how long you were there, what ads you looked at, and what you bought?
a) Web log
b) Clickstream
c) Anonymous Web browsing service
d) None of the above
42. What is a small record deposited on your hard disk by a Web site containing information
about you and your web activities?
a) Key logger
b) Hardware key logger
c) Cookie
d) Adware
43. What is the hiding of information inside other information?
a) Encryption
b) Steganography
c) Unallocated space
d) None of the above
44. What would the webpage output look like if I used the following code within a XHTML
document?
H<sup>2</sup>
a) H
b) H2
c) H2
d) H2
e) Nothing would appear
45. Which of the following is a random, secret value placed with the encryption algorithm to
encrypt or decrypt messages?
a) Plain text
b) Ciphertext
c) Secret text
d) Key
e) None of the above
46. Decryption is the process of transforming _______ message back to _______ message.
a) plain text, ciphertext
b) encrypted text, ciphertext
c) ciphertext, encrypted text
d) ciphertext, plain text
e) None of the above
47. Which operating system is safe from attacks?
a) Windows
b) Mac
c) Linux
d) Unix
e) All operating systems are vulnerable to attack
48. Which is the most popular DOCTYPE used by web designers?
a) XHTML
b) Transitional
c) Frameset
d) Optional
e) Strict
49. What is the collection, authentication, preservation, and examination of electronic
information for presentation in court?
a) Slack space
b) Forensic image copy
c) Evidence chain of custody
d) Computer forensics
e) None of the above
50. When of the following is true regarding HIPAA?
a) Gives businesses the right to access your medical records
b) Limit the release and use of your health information without your consent
c) Gives hospitals the right to put your medical records in an electronic format
d) All of the above
51. Which of the following might store electronic evidence?
a) Digital cameras
b) Backup tapes
c) Answering machines
d) Photocopiers
e) All of the above
52. What is the set of clusters that have been set aside to store information, but have not yet
received a file, or still contain some or all of a file marked as deleted?
a) Encryption
b) Steganography
c) Unallocated space
d) Unchained files
e) None of the above
53. The UB web environment (where you personal webpages are stored) is case-sensitive.
a) True
b) False
54. What is the weakest link in computer security?
a) Buggy programs
b) Antivirus software
c) People
d) Common passwords
e) Operating systems
55. Which of the following is a relative link?
a) <a href=http://www.buffalo.edu>UB</a>
b) <a href=../docs/page1.html>Page 1</a>
c) <a href=index.html>Index</a>
d) <a href=http://www.mgt.buffalo.edu/index.html>School of Management</a>
e) None of the above
56. Which tag is used to begin every XHTML document?
a) START
b) HEAD
c) DOCTYPE
d) BEGIN
e) XHTML
57. Which of the following lines of code is XHTML compliant?
a) <A href=index.html>My homepage</a>
b) <td width=29 height=68></td>
c) <HEAD><TITLE>My webpage</TITLE></HEAD>
d) <meta name=author content=David Murray>
e) None of the above
58. What is a type of virus that spreads itself, not just from file to file, but from computer to
computer via e-mail and other Internet traffic?
a) Computer virus
b) Worm
c) Denial-of-Service attack
d) None of the above
59) What is a program, when installed on a computer, records every keystroke and mouse click?
a) Key logger software
b) Hardware key logger
c) Cookie
d) Adware
60. What is the correct XHTML syntax for inserting a background image?
a) <body background=background.gif>
b) <background img=background.gif>
c) <img scr=background.gif background>
d) <background>background.gif</background>
e) None of the above
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Outline of Lecture 04 (12-04 C; Kotch)Introduction to EmbryologySee outline of lecture 08 (Gastrulation, etc.) at http:/www.bme.jhu.edu/~rcheong/DevBio/There are some discrepancies with lectures from d-bio.PrefertilizationClassic stuff: meiosis, homo