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question 19
2 pts
the internet crime complaint center (ic3) is a partnership between the _.
o fbi and the irs
o fbi and the cia
o fbi and national white collar crime center
o nra and the u.s. department of defense
question 20
2 pts
which of the following is not information should you only share with people you know?
o full legal name
o e-mail address
o first & last names
o zip code
question 21
2 pts
which type of backup ensures you capture a complete snapshot of everything that makes your computer run?
o image
o full
o incremental
o complete
Question 19
The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) is a well - known partnership. The FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) and the National White Collar Crime Center collaborate to run the IC3. The IRS (Internal Revenue Service) deals with taxes, the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) with foreign intelligence, and the NRA (National Rifle Association) and Department of Defense are not related to this specific crime - reporting partnership.
A zip code is a relatively less - sensitive piece of information compared to a full legal name, email address (which can be used for various online services and may be tied to financial or personal accounts), and first and last names (which can be used to further identify a person). While all should be shared carefully, zip code is more commonly used in general, non - highly - personal transactions (like shipping a package to a general area).
An image backup copies every single bit of data on a storage device, creating a complete snapshot. A full backup copies all selected files but may not capture the "under - the - hood" elements (like boot sectors) in the same comprehensive way as an image. Incremental backups only copy changes since the last backup. "Complete" is a more general term and not the specific technical term for this comprehensive snapshot.
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FBI and National White Collar Crime Center