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ch4-rights-privacy-security-TEMPLATE-cs391-u20.pptxExplore Topics: Rights, Privacy, Security
First and Last Name
General Instructions
For each page, synthesize the reading and research by writing in complete sentences in essay format.
Use the green instructions in the notes below each page to focus your research and writing.
Write about each question, prompt, or process provided in those notes.
Write a full page of text with lots of detail (more than 250 words).
Don’t generalize so much that your writing is devoid of detail.
Don’t repeat yourself.
Cite each source by adding a hyperlink in the Title of the Article or law.
Do not change the template:
Text must be 14 point Lato left-justified type.
Refrain from adding extra margins or double spacing.
Do not bullet the paragraphs. Write in essay format only.
Add additional pages if you need more room.
Add all sources to the Bibliography page.
Include author, year, title, publisher, and URL.
Number or bullet them using the list button.
When in doubt, write to the instructor for clarification using the Canvas Inbox.
Refer to chapter 4’s Explore Topics lesson.
Physical, Digital and Intellectual Property Rights
Synthesize and cite what you learned from at least one article in the Rights reading list:
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF): Know Your Rights regarding digital devices.
Copyright sections of Intellectual Property law (USA).
Patents (USA).
Protect Yourself Against Invention Promotion Scams.
Trademarks (USA).
Measuring Fair Use: The Four Factors.
The 'Fair Use' Rule: When Use of Copyrighted Material Is Acceptable.
Report on Legal Protection for Databases
EFF's Coders' Rights Project section.
Electronic Privacy
Synthesize and cite what you learned from at least one article in the Electronic Privacy reading list:
EFF's International Privacy Standards.
Educational privacy (FERPA)
Medical privacy (HIPAA)
Business privacy (ECPA)
Finance privacy (Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act)
Government privacy (The Privacy Act of 1974)
The Clarifying Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD)
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)'s Mandatory Data Retention.
In tech, workers fight for transparency.
Cybersecurity
Research one term below, then synthesize and cite what you learned about it:
Adware, Click Bait, Engagement Bait
Backdoor
Browser Hijack
Brute Force
Cryptojacking
Cross-site Scripting
Cyberflashing
Cyberwarfare
Deep Fake
Dedicated Denial of Service Attack (DDoS)
Drive-by downloads
Injection Attack
Keylogging
Man-in-the-Middle attacks
NAND Mirroring
Ransomware
Robocall
Pharming
Phishing and Spear Phishing
Rootkit
Spoofing, watering hole
Spyware, Stalkerware, and Snooping (sound, video, webcam)
Super-cookies, Evercookies, Zombie Cookies, Sidejacking
Social Engineering, Pretexting
Trojan Horses
Worms
Zombie computer
Cybersecurity Laws and Organizational Guidelines
Synthesize and cite what you learned from at least one law or cybersecurity-related organization from the Cybersecurity Laws and Organizational Guidelines reading list:
EFF's Computer Fraud And Abuse Act Reform section.
EFF's Cyber Security Legislation section.
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework
SANS Programs to mitigate cybersecurity problems.
(ISC)² Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
Map of Data Protection and Privacy Legislation Worldwide (UNCTAD)
The ICLG to: Data Protection Laws and Regulations (USA)
Note whether you think the law or guidelines will deter more crimes as well as adequately punish the bad actors.
Illustration
Description
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Insert, describe, and cite via copyright statement a movie, chart, infographic, or meme that illustrates a critical concept related to rights, privacy, or security.
Follow illustration requirements.
Bibliography
List each of the sources you wrote about in previous page. Include these data in each line item:
Author name. Year of publication. Title of article. Publisher. URL of the article online.
