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Define plugin; a hardware or software module that adds a specific feature or service to a larger system.
Which plugin do you think should be deactivated from the list of plugins at the top of your blog tool bar, explain why? I reckon the last plugin should be deactivated because it’s already deactivated probably meaning it has no use.
Are plugins usually made by the original developer of an application? Yes. Normally they are.
Do plugins work by themselves? Plugins are useless by themselves. They need a host program.
How are plugins different from extensions? The main difference is that plugins generally rely on the host application’s user interface and have a well-defined boundary to their possible set of actions. Extensions generally have fewer restrictions on their actions, and may provide their own user interfaces.
When did plugins first begin? in the mid 1970s.
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I used wikipedia and a friend of mine who is like a comp. whiz helped me to translate some things from Spanish to English.

- What’s identity theft?
A crime where somebody deliberately impersonates an individual for personal gain. Examples of identity theft are credit card frauds and gaining access under a guise of somebody else.
- give 3 examples.
Credit card fraud, bank account fraud and computer fraud…
- How can identity theft ruin financial resources?
It can result on you being convicted for tax evasion or even fraud. They can also leave you bankrupt.
- How serious of an issue is it, are there any statistics on the crime rates?
Last year alone, more than 9.9 million Americans were victims of identity theft, a crime that cost them roughly $5 billion.
The number of ID theft victims and their total losses are probably much higher.
- is it easy to become a victim of identity theft, explain why or why not.
Actually it’s quite easy to become a victim of identity theft. A lot of people put there personal info online. Hackers or anyone can get access to this and robbing your info. Many people also throw away credit card offers, bills, and bank statements without shredding the information. All the bad guys need is one piece of this trash and you can say goodbye to your identity, to everything you’ve worked for.
- What sort of problems will a victim have after identity theft?
The victim would have to work hard to re-gain all the money lost in the past thanks to the identity theft.
- What type of info is usually taken in identity theft?
Names and addresses, Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, or other account numbers - mostly your financial things so the thief can get your money, etc…
- How is this info obtained?
Misplaced personal information such as your credit card number online, unshielded credit card offers, bills… They use false pretences to obtain your personal information. Dumpsters or trash bins — to obtain copies of your cheques, credit cards or bank statements.
- What are some ways to prevent your self from being a victim?
Track your banking information. Don’t just glance at statement and file them away somewhere. You really need to make the effort to double-check every entry, be extremely protective of your PIN numbers, especially at ATMs. Try to memorize your PIN number, but if you have to write it down, don’t write it on your ATM card or leave it in your wallet or purse, refuse to give your credit card number or other personal information to an unsolicited caller… - What should you do if you have been victimized by identity theft?
First of all - file a police report. Check your credit reports, notifying creditors, and disputing any unauthorized transactions are some of the steps you must take immediately to restore your good name.