Question

Question 1
Question 2
Question 3
Question 4
Question 5
A) What is the definition of cyberstalking? (1 point)
unauthorized access to a computer system intended to be kept private reveals personally identifiable information about users
the use of automated technology to collect information about identified people to build a profile about their online activities and interests
the use of personally identifiable information found about a user online to pursue or harass someone
the intentional finding and sharing of private information about a user of an online platform that enables others to identify them
A) Which of the following is a risk of perpetrating doxxing? (1 point)
legal penalties
malware
data breaches
surveillance
A) Which of the following is considered personally identifiable information? (1 point)
internet protocol (IP) address
time zone
location
device information
A) What data should be protected? (1 point)
data related to people
the most valuable
all the data
data related to purchases
A) Why would organizations not share data about attacks? (1 point)
to establish legislation
to encourage communication
to protect their reputation
to engage in risk avoidance

Answer 1

Here are the answers to the questions based on your descriptions:

**Question 1: What is the definition of cyberstalking?**
- **Answer:** the use of personally identifiable information found about a user online to pursue or harass someone.

**Question 2: Which of the following is a risk of perpetrating doxxing?**
- **Answer:** legal penalties.

**Question 3: Which of the following is considered personally identifiable information?**
- **Answer:** internet protocol (IP) address.

**Question 4: What data should be protected?**
- **Answer:** data related to people.

**Question 5: Why would organizations not share data about attacks?**
- **Answer:** to protect their reputation.

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