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QUESTION 1
1.
A Nigerian money offer e-mail is a form of which of the following scams?
2.
a
.
Multilevel marketing scam
b
.
Purchase of real estate scam
c
.
Clearinghouse scam
d
.
Foreign advance-fee scam
10 points QUESTION 2
1.
Karl Mathers set up a new company and obtained loans to buy inventory with the intention of filing for bankruptcy after two years and selling the inventory later to a close friend at deep discounts. What is the term for this type of bankruptcy fraud?
2.
a
.
Commercial loan fraud
b
.
Inventory dumping fraud
c
.
Bust-out
d
.
None of the above
10 points QUESTION 3
1.
Passwords, biometrics, and digital signatures are examples of which of the following?
2.
a
.
Authorization controls
b
.
Checks on performance
c
.
Physical controls
d
.
Segregation of
duties
10 points QUESTION 4
1.
Product testing is a fraud:
2.
a
.
where perpetrators promise high pay for working on different projects.
b
.
that requests consumers to review the products presented in the brochures
and send their commentaries to the supplier for review.
c
.
that promise victims a job that involves strolling through stores, enjoying the displays, shopping for merchandise, and then filing reports on the experiences they have had.
d
.
where consumers respond to an advertisement that promises income simply for stuffing envelopes.
10 points QUESTION 5
1.
Snake oil plans are plans that:
2.
a
.
motivate the purchase of unusually overpriced goods or services.
b
.
promise enormous earnings or claim to sell miracle products.
c
.
make their money by getting new people to buy property in exotic locations.
d
.
make people believe that they will make money simply because they are one of the earliest investors.
10 points QUESTION 6
1.
TransUnion, Equifax, and Experian are examples of what type of agencies?
2.
a
.
Money transfer agencies
b
.
Credit billing agencies
c
.
Identity theft investigation agencies
d
Credit reporting agencies
.
10 points QUESTION 7
1.
What is spoofing?
2.
a
.
Changing the information in e-mail headers or IP addresses
b
.
Using a subtly different Internet host name to mimic another
business
c
.
Extracting personal or corporate computer information from employees
d
.
Viewing the information that passes along a network line
10 points QUESTION 8
1.
What is the term for when a hacker calls a targeted user posing as technical support and asks the victim to divulge the account information so that immediate steps can be taken to prevent data loss from the account?
2.
a
.
Data theft
b
.
Customer impersonation
c
.
Spoofing
d
.
Social engineering
10 points QUESTION 9
1.
What is the term for when fraudsters contact potential identity theft victims and act as a representative of a business to verify previously gathered information?
2.
a
.
Mail stuffing
b
.
Skimming
c
.
Trashing
d
.
Pretexting
10 points QUESTION 10
1.
Which of the following is often the riskiest step in the money laundering process?
2.
a
.
Layering
b
.
Integratio
n
c
.
Transferri
ng
d
.
Placemen
t
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