Cyber Ethics

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Cyber Ethics

• nU!

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Words for the Day

• Hegemony
• Public Domain
• Perpetuity

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  represent and warrant that you have the right to
  grant, to (company name) an irrevocable,
  perpetual, non-exclusive, transferable, fully
  paid, worldwide license (with the right to
  sublicense) to use, copy, perform, display,
  reformat, translate, excerpt (in whole or in
  part) and distribute such information and content
  and to prepare derivative works of, or
  incorporate into other works, such information
  and content, and to grant and authorize
  sublicenses of the foregoing.

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• I like words I lick them.
• James Cavanaugh

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Hegemony
- the domination of one state over its allies or
Leadership, predominance, preponderance esp. the
leadership or predominant authority of one state
of a confederacy or union over the others
originally used in reference to the states of
ancient Greece, whence transferred to the German
states, and in other modern applications. -OED
Natives Immigrants
Immigrants Natives
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• Who Owns the Internet
• What is the Internet?
• DARPA
• Ma Bell
• Circuit v Packet Technology

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High Tech - Back in the day!
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Packets in action

• What is a packet and why should I care?

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Ping

• Packet Internet Groper. Send an Internet control
  message protocol (ICMP) echo request and waiting
  for a response. (Also called packet internet
  gopher).

rwasher_at_hera rwasher ping www.myspace.com PING
www.myspace.com (63.208.226.28) 56(84) bytes of
data. 64 bytes from 63.208.226.28 icmp_seq0
ttl241 time298 ms 64 bytes from 63.208.226.28
icmp_seq1 ttl241 time293 ms 64 bytes from
63.208.226.28 icmp_seq2 ttl241 time285 ms 64
bytes from 63.208.226.28 icmp_seq3 ttl241
time302 ms --- www.myspace.com ping statistics
--- 4 packets transmitted, 4 received, 0 packet
loss, time 4993ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev
285.487/294.917/302.579/6.347 ms, pipe 2
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Traceroute
rwasher_at_hera rwasher traceroute
www.myspace.com traceroute Warning
www.myspace.com has multiple addresses using
63.208.226.24 traceroute to www.myspace.com
(63.208.226.24), 30 hops max, 38 byte packets 1
151.188.13.254 (151.188.13.254) 0.269 ms 0.210
ms 0.197 ms 2 198.38.23.252 (198.38.23.252)
1.227 ms 1.457 ms 1.319 ms 3 63.170.115.113
(63.170.115.113) 308.078 ms 304.392 ms 307.906
ms 4 sl-gw21-rly-3-0.sprintlink.net
(160.81.98.29) 306.495 ms 312.527 ms 307.252
ms 5 sl-bb21-rly-3-0.sprintlink.net
(144.232.14.69) 303.499 ms 300.022 ms 301.861
ms 6 sl-bb25-rly-11-0.sprintlink.net
(144.232.14.158) 309.106 ms 302.876 ms 299.596
ms 7 sl-bb23-sj-9-0.sprintlink.net
(144.232.20.11) 376.901 ms 376.463 ms 371.568
ms 8 sl-bb24-sj-14-0.sprintlink.net
(144.232.3.222) 374.818 ms 371.480 ms 360.549
ms 9 sl-bb20-ana-1-0.sprintlink.net
(144.232.9.92) 357.047 ms 358.361 ms 371.964
ms 10 144.232.1.170 (144.232.1.170) 374.571 ms
375.520 ms 354.858 ms 11 sl-st20-la-13-0.sprintl
ink.net (144.232.20.67) 357.972 ms 353.004 ms
346.921 ms 12 sl-internap-95-0.sprintlink.net
(144.232.154.206) 342.207 ms 465.527 ms
411.704 ms 13 border20.po2-bbnet2.lax.pnap.net
(216.52.255.101) 351.267 ms 355.007 ms 356.818
ms 14 myspace-2.border20.lax.pnap.net
(216.52.253.106) 355.923 ms 346.327 ms 348.024
ms
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Who Makes the Laws?

• Wild Wild West!
• Evolution of law
• Drivers licensing

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Timeline of catch up!

• The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 2000
  
• The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986
  
• Wire Fraud Act 1952
• Communications Act of 1934
• Mail Fraud Act of 1872

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What does this have to do with

• ME!

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STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES AND RIGHTS

• Students may also be disciplined for acts
  committed away from school property and outside
  school hours if the conduct is detrimental to the
  interest of the school or adversely affects
  school discipline or if the conduct results in a
  criminal charge or conviction.
• Regulation 2601.19P, Page 12

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• Smyth v. Pillsbury, 1996 www.loundy.com/CASES/Smyt
  h_v_Pillsbury.html

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In the News
The publication noted in a February 3, 2006
editorial that, "reporter Matt Donegan was fired
this week for writing off-color and racially
insensitive comments on his personal blog. He was
off work at the time."
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Right or Wrong?

• Other bloggers and defenders of free speech
  jumped to defend him. The American Civil
  Libertiesdeclined to do so because of Delaware's
  right-to-fire law.
• Mr. Donegan worked for Mr. Flood (Editor), and
  part of his employment agreement is being an
  acceptable public representative of the Dover
  Post Co. Mr. Donegan violated that work agreement.

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Paul Forbes from All Things Considered January
20, 2006

• You know those classic words spoken by countless
  vice principals, I hope you know that this will
  go down on your permanent record, well our
  records, all of them are permanent now.

Besides, it's just so easy and efficient to keep
track of everyone using big databases. Databases
want to be merged. They cry out to be mined and
turned into money or knowledge.
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Check out

• www.archive.org/
• www.choicepoint.com