CEC-4 Ransom ware Attacks ENGR 2392 Latest 2023 Graded A

CEC-4 Ransom ware Attacks ENGR 2392 Latest 2023 Graded A Ransomware Attacks --- It is easy to prosecute ransomware hackers when they are identified and caught. False Ransomware Attacks --- It is easy to prosecute ransomware hackers when they are identified and caught. True Ransomware Attacks --- Some hacking groups are supported by nation state (foreign government) actors. Such as Russia, China, North Korea. True Ransomware Attacks --- People who design, develop, or deploy computing systems have ethical and moral accountability for addressing foreseeable negative impacts. True Ransomware Attacks --- Individual accountability for dealing with reasonably foreseeably negative impacts of software is reduced when more people become involved in designing, developing, or deploying a computing application. False Ransomware Attacks --- In a coordinated International law enforcement operation, Europol () announced they have shut down the global organized cybercrime network behind Imminent Monitor RAT, a hacking tool that allows cybercriminals to gain complete control over a victim's computer remotely. True Ransomware Attacks --- The hackers who disabled Baltimore city computers in May 2019 demanded about $76,000 in Bitcoin to release the city's files and allow employees to regain access to their computers True Ransomware Attacks --- Without strong personnel screening and security operating procedures a person with physical access to a computer system can bypass an air gapped computer using a simple USB drive to load a ransomware virus True Ransomware Attacks --- Even though they are disruptive, to date ransomware attacks have not harmed any patients of healthcare systems. False Ransomware Attacks --- Ransomware is often inserted into a computer system by a Trojan Horse virus. The ransomware virus may remain dormant for an extended period of time until it is activated by a hacker over the internet. True