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This document discusses information security concepts including confidentiality, integrity, and availability. It describes common security threats like unauthorized access, use, disclosure, modification and denial of services. It also covers topics such as authentication in the cyber and real worlds, different types of hackers and computer viruses, general and application controls, and digital security methods like SSL, firewalls, and digital signatures.
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2. Common computer crimes mentioned are illegal interception of data communications, interference with computer systems and data through viruses, Trojan horses, logic bombs, and denial of service attacks.
3. The document provides examples of computer-related offenses in Thailand and links to additional resources on cybercrime law.
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1. This document discusses various types of computer crimes and illegal acts, including unauthorized access to computer systems, networks, and data through hacking, cracking passwords, and software tools used by hackers.
2. Common computer crimes mentioned are illegal interception of data communications, interference with computer systems and data through viruses, Trojan horses, logic bombs, and denial of service attacks.
3. The document provides examples of computer-related offenses in Thailand and links to additional resources on cybercrime law.
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somvang Chapter9 (1)
- 2. ANGKANA
- 5. Integr ity Confide ntiality Availa bility Unauthorized destruction and denial of services Unauthorized disclosure theft Unauthorized use Unauthorized modification
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- 11. E-mail address Who am I John Smith ahoo.com Chaiyo.com Freemail.co Siammail.co otmail.com
- 12. Cyber World Authentication Real WorldReal World
- 14. (Authentication)
- 15. (Integrity)
- 17. (Hacker)
- 18. (Computer Virus)
- 19. (Computer Virus) (Companion Virus) (Program Virus) (Boot Virus)
- 20. (Computer Virus) (Stealth Virus) copy (Polymorphic Virus)
- 22. 1. (General control) (Implementation control) (Software Control) (Hardware Control) (Computer Operation Control)
- 23. (Input Control) (Process Control) (Output Control)
- 24. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) (encrypt)
- 26. Symmetric Key
- 27. Private Key
- 29. Firewall
- 32. 1
- 33. 1. 2. 3. Digital Signature 4. Digital Certificate
- 34. The End