5. Cybersquatting a. refers to “spoofing” a domain name. b. refers to intercepti

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5. Cybersquatting

a. refers to “spoofing” a domain name.

b. refers to intercepting emails.

c. refers to internet interruptions.

d. refers to the registration of a domain name confusingly similar to another’s domain name.

6. Employer social media policies

a. are often the subject of state legislation.

b. are disfavored by the courts.

c. are usually upheld by the courts.

d. cannot be used to terminate an employee’s employment.

7. Employers are permitted to monitor employees’ electronic communications

a. only if the employees give written consent.

b. in the ordinary course of business on devices the employer provides.

c. only during the first 90 continuous days of an employee’s employment.

d. only in certain businesses affecting public health, safety or welfare.

8. A “dictionary attack”

a. means sending messages to randomly generated email addresses.

b. means sending messages to email addresses selected by reference to the Oxford English Dictionary (the OED).

c. means sending messages to email addresses beginning with a certain letter of the alphabet.

d. means any email message threatening a penalty for failure to respond.

9. Strict liability crimes

a. require proof of intent (mens rea).

b. only exist at the federal level.

c. only exist at the state level.

d. do not require proof of intent (mens rea).

10. The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

a. protects gun ownership.

b. protects freedom of religion.

c. protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.

d. is not applicable to the states.

5.Cyber squatting also recognized as domain squatting

6. are often the subject of state legislation.

7. in the ordinary course of business on devices the employer provides.

8. means sending messages to email addresses beginning with a certain letter of the alphabet

9. do not require proof of intent (mens rea).

10. protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.

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