LLCU 213 TEST #3 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
-Coined by French Sociologist Jean Baudrillard in his book Simulacra and
Simulation
-Where the physical and virtual worlds converge
-When Baudrillard first proposed this theory, it was seen as a highly proactive and
controversial idea; however today it is a permanent fixture of modern life
Answer:
Hyper-reality
Question:
-Shaping a new generation of criminals, increasingly attentive to the use of
technology
-The internet is a showcase where OCGs demonstrate their power and wealth
-Hashtags and emojis can be used to articulate threats
Answer:
Social Media
Question:
Violence online and offline
Answer:
-Instead of tagging graffiti, rival gang members now upload videos of themselves
chanting slurs on enemy territory
-Online aggression can quail turn into outbreaks of actual violence
Question:
Narco-Juniors
Answer:
-Second-generation drug traffickers that have inherited the leadership of large
criminal organizations
Question:
IT Engineers
Answer:
-Social media reported that Mexican drug cartels are actively recruiting IT
engineers and specialists to aid their business; however, they do not use
traditional recruitment tools
Question:
-The term cyberspace was coined by avant-garde writer William Gibson in his
short story "Burning Chrome" he then popularized this term in his novel
"Neuromancer"
-Used to describe "a virtual cognitive space"
-Since the advent of cyberspace, criminals have realized that if affords them many
, new opportunities to perpetuate their illicit activities and remain undetected
Answer:
Cyberspace
Question:
-A form of digital asset based on a network that is distributed across a large
number of computers
-This decentralized structure allows them to exist outside the control of
governments and central authorities
-Technical and financial innovations which offer significant global economic
potential
-Used for criminal purposes such as money laundering, and the online trade of
illicit good and services
-Digital or virtual currencies e.g. Bitcoin which enable secure online payments
Answer:
Cryptocurrency
Question:
Cybercrime
Answer:
-Any unauthorized, deviant, or illegal activity over the Internet that involves a
computer as the tool to commit the activity and another computer as the target of
that activity
Question:
Identity theft
Answer:
-Procuring of a false identity in order to commit identity fraud or establish a false
identity and escape detection
Question:
-Refers to the phenomenon of exhibiting criminal power, recruiting members, and
acting directly against enemies of social networks
-It is also used to highlight criminals and their activities, which can often to lead to
real fights
Answer:
Cyber-banging
Question:
-When the identity theft assumes the victim's life
-Virtual identity theft
-Occurs when the victims credit identity is stolen
Answer:
3 types of identity theft
Question:
Credit card skimming
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
-Coined by French Sociologist Jean Baudrillard in his book Simulacra and
Simulation
-Where the physical and virtual worlds converge
-When Baudrillard first proposed this theory, it was seen as a highly proactive and
controversial idea; however today it is a permanent fixture of modern life
Answer:
Hyper-reality
Question:
-Shaping a new generation of criminals, increasingly attentive to the use of
technology
-The internet is a showcase where OCGs demonstrate their power and wealth
-Hashtags and emojis can be used to articulate threats
Answer:
Social Media
Question:
Violence online and offline
Answer:
-Instead of tagging graffiti, rival gang members now upload videos of themselves
chanting slurs on enemy territory
-Online aggression can quail turn into outbreaks of actual violence
Question:
Narco-Juniors
Answer:
-Second-generation drug traffickers that have inherited the leadership of large
criminal organizations
Question:
IT Engineers
Answer:
-Social media reported that Mexican drug cartels are actively recruiting IT
engineers and specialists to aid their business; however, they do not use
traditional recruitment tools
Question:
-The term cyberspace was coined by avant-garde writer William Gibson in his
short story "Burning Chrome" he then popularized this term in his novel
"Neuromancer"
-Used to describe "a virtual cognitive space"
-Since the advent of cyberspace, criminals have realized that if affords them many
, new opportunities to perpetuate their illicit activities and remain undetected
Answer:
Cyberspace
Question:
-A form of digital asset based on a network that is distributed across a large
number of computers
-This decentralized structure allows them to exist outside the control of
governments and central authorities
-Technical and financial innovations which offer significant global economic
potential
-Used for criminal purposes such as money laundering, and the online trade of
illicit good and services
-Digital or virtual currencies e.g. Bitcoin which enable secure online payments
Answer:
Cryptocurrency
Question:
Cybercrime
Answer:
-Any unauthorized, deviant, or illegal activity over the Internet that involves a
computer as the tool to commit the activity and another computer as the target of
that activity
Question:
Identity theft
Answer:
-Procuring of a false identity in order to commit identity fraud or establish a false
identity and escape detection
Question:
-Refers to the phenomenon of exhibiting criminal power, recruiting members, and
acting directly against enemies of social networks
-It is also used to highlight criminals and their activities, which can often to lead to
real fights
Answer:
Cyber-banging
Question:
-When the identity theft assumes the victim's life
-Virtual identity theft
-Occurs when the victims credit identity is stolen
Answer:
3 types of identity theft
Question:
Credit card skimming
