| A | B |
|---|
| Money Order | A bank check used by people who don’t have a bank checking account. |
| Bounced Check | When a person’s bank account doesn’t contain enough money to cover the check |
| Counterfeit | Fake |
| Counterfeiting ring | A group of people who make fake money, money orders, jewelry or other items and try to sell them as real. |
| Online criminals | People who commit crimes on-line |
| Identity thieves | People who try to get your personal information so they can get into your bank accounts or buy things on line in your name |
| On-line support groups | Anonymous help with serious problems some people are too afraid or embarrassed to discuss with another person face to face |
| Monitoring software | Software that can keep track of what sites and on-line activities a user is visiting on the internet |
| F2F | Meeting online friends Face to Face |
| Chat room | An on-line site where people with the same interest can share ideas with each other |
| On-line community | A group of computer users who communicate about similar interests on line. |
| Social Network Sites | A web based service that allow people to create a public profile, list others with whom they have a connection, and view their list of connections and their connection's connections within the system. |
| On-line Forums | Same as a chat room, except the messages are saved on-line |
| Your Digital Network | All your on-line friends |
| Blocking Access | Stopping certain people from communicating with you through your on-line social networks or e-mails. |
| Copyright Laws | Laws that make it a crime to copy someone's music, movies, or intellectual property without paying or permission. |
| SPAM Filter | A program used to detect unwanted or unsolicited e-mails |
| Internet Predators | A person who uses the Internet (via chat rooms, IM, or email) to harass or take advantage of others. |
| Cyber Stalkers | Someone who stalks you on-line. |
| Libel or Slander | Ruining someone's reputation with lies. |
| On-line Acquaintance | Friends you met on-line but don't know in person. |
| Free e-mail Accounts | Examples are Yahoo.com, Hotmail, and Gmail. |
| On-line Pirates | People who steal music, movies and intellectual property on line. |
| MPAA | They can sue you for illegally copying movies without paying for it. |
| RIAA | They can sue you for illegally copying music without paying for it. |
