Computer Ethics

1. Publishing the private contact information of one's political opponents online.
3. An area of computer science that focuses on intelligent machines.
4. provide the basis for your code of ethics. They identify the beliefs and ideals that guide your actions as you work with computers and interact with others.
5. the fundamental truths or rules that support your personal values.
10. A discipline that involves collecting and utilizing data to help organizations know what information they need, how to generate it, and how to turn it into meaningful decisions.
12. A network of encrypted content that allows users to engage in untraceable activity.
14. The study of computers and computing concepts.
15. A government policy that required Internet Service Providers to allow equal access to all web content.
16. reinforces your adherence to your values and principles.

2. Content that is owned by a copyright holder.
6. The unauthorized access or manipulation of computer systems or networks, often for malicious purposes.
7. Compliance involves obeying laws that regulate how computers are used.
8. A type of software that records keystrokes on a computer, which can be used illegally to obtain passwords and other sensitive information.
9. A discipline that is dedicated to meeting the computer needs of businesses, schools, governments, and other organizations.
11. Malicious attacks on networks and websites for the purpose of promoting social change, regarded by some as civil disobedience and others as cyberterrorism.
12. Raw facts and statistics collected together for reference or analysis.
13. Personal behaviors and principles that promote responsibility and trust, particularly in the use of technology.