Ethics, A set of beliefs about what is right and wrong behavior based on the values, customs, and traditions of a society., Computer Ethics, The study of moral principles related to computer use, user behavior, and the effects of technology on individuals and society., Intellectual Property, Creations of the human mind, such as inventions, software, writings, and designs, that are protected by law., Copyright, Protection given to original works like books, music, software, videos, and other creative works from unauthorized copying or use., Trademark, Protection for unique names, logos, symbols, slogans, or designs that identify a product or service., Patent, A legal protection that allows inventors to control the use of their new ideas or inventions., Software Piracy, The illegal copying, sharing, or use of software without the owner’s permission., Hacking, Unauthorized access to computers, files, or programs to steal information, misuse resources, or explore systems without permission., Spamming, Sending unwanted messages, usually advertisements, through email or the internet., Computer Virus and Worms, Harmful programs that can copy themselves and spread to computers or networks, causing damage or affecting system operations.

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