Computer ethics

Computer ethics is a set of principles or values related to computer use. Computer ethics derived from the syllable 2 ethics (Greek: ethos) is the customs or good habits in individuals, groups and communities and the computer (in English: to compute) is a tool used for calculating and processing data.
Computers Ethical Issues Around
The birth of computer ethics as a new discipline in the field of technology can not be separated from issues around the use of computers, including computer crime, netiquette, e-commerce, intellectual property infringement and professional responsibilities.

Computer Crime
Computer crime or computer crime is a crime arising from the use of computers illegally. Computer crimes continue to evolve with advances in computer technology today. Some types of computer crimes include Denial of Service (a service crippling computer systems), the spread of viruses, spam, carding (theft via the Internet) and other

History of Computer Ethics
Computers found by Howard Aiken in the year 1973 computer discovery in 1973 was a milestone in the birth of computer ethics that evolved to become a new discipline in the field of technology.

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