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Beschreibung
Karteikarten von Mateusz Zawadzki, aktualisiert more than 1 year ago
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Erstellt von Mateusz Zawadzki
vor mehr als 3 Jahre
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| Frage | Antworten |
| Digital Divide | The divide between people who have access to new technology and those who either don't or have old technology. |
| Working Conditions | Digital technology led to increased monitoring and automation in workplaces. Automation resulted in less jobs and lower wages. |
| Privacy | More monitoring technology available. People have less privacy. |
| Black Hat | Hacking with malicious intent. Mostly to cause damage or to extort money. |
| Grey Hat | Mostly good, but do hack servers without permission and then notify owners about vulnerabilities. |
| White Hat | A hacker which usually works in a security company, and works to legally find problems in security of servers. |
| Companies and Cybersecurity. | As more and more companies are storing more and more data about people, more of this data is personal and has to be protected from hacking attempts. |
| Professional Standards | Formal codes of conduct, acceptable use policies, internet access policies. |
| DPA The Data Protection Act | Was replaced by the GDPR. Principles similar. |
| GDPR The General Data Protection Regulation | - Protecting data of living people. - Data must be stored securely, and with adequate security to prevent hacks. - Outdated data must be disposed. - A user has the right to request his data to be removed. |
| Computer Misuse Act | Unauthorised access - 2 years Unauthorised access with intent to commit crimes - 5 years. Unauthorised modification of data - 10 years Distribution/creation of hacking tools - 10 years |
| Freedom of Information Act | - Public authorities (ones which are funded via tax) are required to publish their data. |
| Copyright Act | Original intellectual property can be protected. This makes piracy, or using random internet images illegal. |
| Technotrash (also known as E-Waste) | Increased waste from PCs/Laptops/Phones being thrown away, can be reduced by recycling. But affects environment negatively. |
| Increased energy use | Most energy sourced via fossil fuel, therefore increased carbon dioxide production, and therefore a bigger contribution to global warming. |
| Global assembly lines | Transport across oceans or countries can be very expensive and burn lots of fuel, causing increased carbon dioxide emmisions. |
| Increased mining for rare earth elements | Materials used in electronics use rare earth metals, and the methods used to mine such metals cause significant damage to the environment. |
| Large energy usage by server farms | - More and more server farms are being opened around the world. This causes a large increase in electricity usage, this can accelerate global warming if energy isn't sourced responsibly. |
| Remedying damage by increased electricity consumption | - Use renewable sources of electricity in order to not contribute to global warming. |
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