This document discusses the topic of computer ethics. It defines computer ethics as the study and analysis of the natural and social impacts of computer technology, and the formulation of policies for the ethical use of computers. It notes that as computer usage has increased, it has raised moral issues regarding free speech, privacy, intellectual property, and physical and mental harm. It then examines various types of ethical issues, including computers being used for unethical acts like privacy breaches or fraud, and computers themselves being the target of unethical hacking or virus spreading. It also discusses problems related to computers' autonomous nature, such as security risks and the potential loss of human life through errors in automated defense systems.
Computer Ethics: Ethics is a set of moral principles that govern the behavior of a group or individual. Therefore, computer ethics is set of moral principles that regulate the use of computers. Some common issues of computer ethics include intellectual property rights (such as copyrighted electronic content), privacy concerns, and how ...
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1. Explain what types of evidence you would look for on those devices
2. Explain what limitations you might have, or what hurdles you would have to clear before searching those devices (BOTH as a company IT professional and a law enforcement officer).
3. Identify what, if any, policies would need to be in place for you to search as a private employee, as well as what limits can be placed on the search by police.
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1. Digital evidence is defined as data and information of value to an investigation which is stored on, received or transmitted by an electronic device.
2. Evidence can be acquired when electronic devices are seized and secured for examination.
3. The following are some of the examples of Digital Evidences.
- Information or Data can be altered, destroyed or damaged with little effort.
- Information or Data can be hidden like finger prints i.e Biometric.
- Information or data crosses jurisdictional borders quickly and easily.
- Information and Data can be duplicated.
2. Limitations of Digital Evidence:
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3. There are both legal and technical limitations in this area of investigation.
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7. Global access to information and to other computers, criminals are able to use this access to hack into financial and communications systems, major corporations and government networks to steal money, identities and information, or to sabotage systems.
8. Computer crimes continue to be a growing problem in both the public and private sector. A single computer can contain evidence of criminal activity carried out on the web, or the criminal use can be contained in the computer itself, such as pornography, copyright infringement, extortion, counterfeiting and much more. Digital evidence is located on the computer\'s hard drive and peripheral equipment, including removable media such as thumb drives and CD-ROM discs.
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2. COMPUTER ETHICS
Computer Ethics is defined as
Study and analysis of natural and social impact of computer
technology.
Formulation and justification policies, or ethical use of
computers.
This subject has become relevant to the professional such as
designers of computers, programmers, system analysts,
system managers and operators.
3. COMPUTER ETHICS
The use of computers have raised a host of moral
concerns such as free speech, privacy, intellectual
property right, and physical as well as mental harm.
There appears to be no conceptual framework available
on ethics, to study and understand and resolve the
problems in computer technology.
4. Types of Issues
1. Computer as the instrument of Unethical Acts
2. Computer as the object of Unethical Acts
3. Problems Related to the Autonomous Nature of
Computer
5. Computer as the instrument of Unethical Acts
a) The usage of computer replaces the job positions. This has
been overcome to a large extent by readjusting work
assignments, and processing , editing, and graphics.
b) Breaking privacy. Information or data of the individuals
accessed or erased or the ownership changed.
c) Defraud a bank or a client, by accessing and withdrawing
money from other’s bank account.
6. Computer as the object of Unethical Acts
The data are accessed and deleted or changed.
(a) Hacking: The software is stolen or information is
accessed from other computers. This may cause financial
loss to the business or violation of privacy rights of the
individuals or business. In case of defense information
being hacked, this may endanger the security of the nation.
7. (b) Spreading virus: Through mail or otherwise, other computers
are accessed and the files are erased or contents changed
altogether. 'Trojan horses’ are implanted to distort the messages
and files beyond recovery. This again causes financial loss or mental
torture to the individuals . Some hackers feel that they have justified
their right of free information or they do it for fun. However, these
acts are certainly unethical.
(c)Health hazard: the computers pose threat during their use as well
as during disposal.
8. Problems Related to the Autonomous Nature of
Computer
a) Security risk: Recently the Tokyo Stock Exchange faced
major embarrassment. A seemingly casual mistake by
junior trader of a security hose led to huge losses
including that of reputation. The order through the
exchange’s trading system was to sell one share for
600,000 Yen. Instead the trader keyed in a sale order for
600,000 shares at the rate of one Yen each. Naturally the
shares on offer at the ridiculously low price were lapped
up.
9. • And only a few buyers agreed to reverse the deal! The loss
to the securities firm was said to be huge, running into
several hundred thousands. More important to note, such
an obvious mistake could not be corrected by some of the
advanced technology advanced countries like japan who
have imbibed the latest technology, this would be a new
kind of learning experience.
10. b) Loss of human lives: Risk and loss of human lives lost by
computer , in the operational control of military weapons.
There is a dangerous instability in automated defense system.
An unexpected error in the software or hardware or a conflict
during interfacing between the two, may trigger a serious
attack and cause irreparable human loss before the error is
traced. The Chinese embassy was bombed by U.S. military in
Iraq a few years back, but enquires revealed that the building
was shown in a previous map as the building where insurgents
stayed.
c) In flexible manufacturing systems, the autonomous computer
is beneficial in obtaining continuous monitoring and automatic
control.
11. Computers in Workplace
• There ethical problems initiated by computers in the workplace
are:
• 1. Elimination of routine and manual jobs. The leads to
unemployment, but the creation of skilled and IT- enabled
service jobs are more advantages for the people.
• 2.Health and safety: The ill-effects due to electromagnetic
radiation, especially on woman and pregnant employees,
mental stress, wrist problem known as Carpel Tunnel
Syndrome, and back pain due to poor ergonomic seating
designs, and eye strain due to poor lighting and flickers in the
display and long exposure , have been reported worldwide.
12. • 3. Computer failure: Failure in computers may be due to errors
in the hardware or software. Hardware errors are rare and
they can be solved easily and quickly. But software errors are
very serious as they can be solved easily and quickly. But the
software are very serious as they can stop the entire network.
13. Property issues
The property issues concerned with the computers are:
1. Computers have been used to extort money through
anonymous telephone calls.
2. Computers are used to cheat and steal by current as well as
previous calls.
3. Cheating of and stealing from the customers and clients.
4. Violation of contracts on computers sales and services.
14. 5. Conspiracy as a group, especially with the internet, to defraud
the gullible, stealing the identity and to forge documents.
6. Violation of property rights: Is the software a property? The
software could be either a Program ( an algorithm, indicating
the steps in solving a problem) or a source code ( the algorithm,
indicating the steps in solving a problem) or a Source code( the
algorithm in a general computer language such as FORTAN, C
and COBOL or an Object code( to translate the source code into
the machine language). How do we apply the concept of
property here? This demands a framework for ethical
judgments.
15. Computer crime
The ethical features involved in computer crime are:
1. Physical Security
The computers are to be protected against theft, fire, and
physical damage. This can be achieved by proper insurance
on the assets.
2. Logical Security
The aspects related are (a) the privacy of the individuals or
organizations,(b) confidentially,(c) integrity, to ensure that
the modification of data or program are done only by the
authorized persons,(d) uninterrupted service. This is
achieved by installing appropriate uninterrupted power
supply or back-up provisions, and (e) protection against
hacking that causes dislocation or distortion.
16. Computer Crime
Major weaknesses in this direction are:
a) The difficulty in tracing the evidence involved and
b) Absence of stringent punishment againt the crime
The origin of a threat to the central government posted
from an obscure browsing center, remained unsolved for
quite a long time.
Many times, such crimes have been traced, but there are
no clear cyber laws to punish and deter the criminals.
17. Privacy and Anonymity
The data transmission and accessibility have improved
tremendously by using the computers, but the right to privacy
has been threatened to a great extent. Some issues concerned
with the privacy are listed hereunder:
1. Records of Evidence:
Service records or criminal records and the details of people can
be stored and accessed to prove the innocence or guilty.
Records on psychiatric treatment by medical practitioners
or hospital, or records of membership of organizations may
sometime embarrass the persons in later years.
18. Privacy and Anonymity
2. Hacking:
There are computers enthusiasts who willfully or for un, plant virus or
'Trojan horses’ that may fill the disc space, falsify information, erase
files, and even harm the hardware . They breakdown the functioning of
computers and can be treated as violation of property rights.
19. Privacy and Anonymity
3. Legal Response:
In the Indian scene, the right to information Act 2005 14
provides the right to the citizens to secure access to
information under the control of public authorities, including
the departments the central government, state government,
government bodies, public sector companies and public sector
companies and public sector banks, to promote transparency
and accountability of public authorities.
20. Privacy and Anonymity
4. Right to information:
Under the Act, section 2 , the right to information includes the
right to (1) inspect works, documents, records,(2) take notes,
extracts or certified copies of documents or records, (3) take
certified samples of material , and (4) obtain information in
the form of printouts, diskettes, floppies, tapes, video
cassettes or in any other electronic mode.
21. Privacy and Anonymity
5. Anonymity:
Anonymity in the computer communication has some merits as
well as demerits .While seeking medical and psychological
counseling or discussion (chat) on topics, such as AIDS ,
abortion, gay rights, the anonymity offers protection (against
revealing their identity). But frequently, anonymity is misused
by some people for money laundering, drug trafficking and
preying upon the vulnerable.