Cyber Conflicts: Quiz 2 - Internet Governance

These week question were very easy and I think this doesn't require my answers. However if you think you want an answer to certain bullets do mention in the comment and I will help you accordingly.

1.

What does IP stand for?

• Internal Packets
• Interest Protocol
• Internet Packets
• Internet Protocol

2.

The packet-switching mechanism involves

• The separation of data into packets
• The sending of packets of data across multiple nodes
• Each packet of data has address and sender information
• None of the above

3.

A single IP address can refer to how many domain names?

• Three
• One
• Multiple
• Two

4.

Who manages the Domain Name Server?

• Internet Service Provider
• Your own organization
• Government offices
• All of the above

5.

What organization manages the Domain Name System?

• IP
• IFAN
• Domain Name Registrar
• ICANN
• TCP/IP

6.

What event triggered a global debate about who controls Internet policy?

• The 2007 cyber attacks between Russia and Estonia
• Death of John Postel and the emerging rights of ICANN to govern
• The 2006 conferences of global leaders and ICANN
• Edward Snowden's revelation about NSA spying in 2013

7.

What are the main competing interests groups in internet governance

• The U.S., West Europe and the East
• Governments, nations and private groups
• Nation states, governments and non-profits
• Private sector, civil society and nation states
• The U.S., Russia and China

8.

The main source of criticism towards ICANN stems from:

• Proliferation of an arms race to combat the cyber warfare and the proliferation of splinter groups
• Feeling of insecurity for lack of control of Internet policy and issues regards proper rights implementation
• Issues regarding managerial performance of ICANN and unfair legacy control by the U.S. over ICANN and the DNS
• Its poor peformance in matters of cyber warfare and its support for policies that proliferate cyber crime

9.

The World Trade Organization implements the TRIPS aggreement, which establishes a number of common rules that members must respect in the domain of intellectual property rights. However, the Internet has allowed people to violate property rights to an enormous extent.

• False
• True

10.

What does "Internet Balkanization" mean?

• The attempt of countries to create their own Internet
• The move of Internet governance to the Balkans
• The division of the Internet governance amoung multiple stakeholders
• Split of the Internet protocol into several pieces