| A | B |
|---|
| virus | a program designed to harm your computer or network |
| fraud | creating a fake business |
| copyright | protects songs, art, writing from being copied |
| trademark | protects symbols or logos associated with a business |
| defamation | Publishing lies about someone to hurt them |
| computer sabotage | intentionally damaging a computer |
| hacking | breaking and entering into a computer |
| attachment | a file which is sent with an e-mail |
| First Amendment | protects your freedom of speech |
| illegal commerce | selling or trading illegal things online |
| infringement | using a copyrighted work without permission |
| cybersquatting | buying a .com, then selling it back at a high price |
| ACLU v. Reno | Supreme Court said internet cannot be censored |
| download | a file transferred from the internet to your computer |
| fair use | ways you can legally use copyrighted works |
| parody | a type of fair use where a work is made fun of |
| napster | software which allows you to download free music from other users |
| appropriation | using someone's picture without their permission |
| false light | making someone seem like something they're not |
| privacy | the right to be left alone |
