Answer: malware fraud.
Explanation: The internet crime complaint centre also referred to as IC3 is to provide people with a reporting mechanism that is convenient to submit information to Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) regarding certain criminal activity done via the internet and create a strong bond/alliance with law enforcement agents and partners of the industry. Information is gathered, analyzed and disseminated to the public in order to create awareness as well as for investigative purposes. The crimes reported in ic3 include identity theft, government impersonation scam and advance fee fraud. The malware fraud which is malicious software that can alter the function of a computer. It is not a major form of cybercrime reported to the Internet Crime Complaint Centre.
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a. People have the right to know what information about them is stored and how it is being used.
b. Personal information collected for one purpose can be used for another purpose without the person's consent.
c. There must be no personal data record-keeping systems whose very existence is secret.
d. People have the right to correct errors in the information about them.
Explanation:
All of these are part of the guidelines that are included in the Code of Fair Information Practices.
The Code of Fair Information Practices was created by the HEW (Health, Education, Welfare) Advisory Committee on Automated Data Systems established in 1972. The principles stated in this code guide the behaviour of information technology. Their main purpose is to protect the user of such systems, while granting them control over their own information.
Answer:
I believe that it was either code of hammurabi or roman law.
