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1. A license that allows multiple individuals to access and use a software or a website concurrently.
2. A type of software license that allows multiple users within an organization to access and use the software.
3. The fraudulent acquisition and use of another person's personal information, typically for financial gain.
4. The area of law that governs the rights and duties between employers and employees, including issues such as hiring, wages, working conditions, and termination.
5. The state of being unknown or unidentifiable online, often used to protect privacy or facilitate malicious activities.
6. The practice of collecting, analyzing, and preserving electronic evidence in a way that is legally admissible in court.
7. Persistent and unwanted behavior that causes someone distress, fear, or annoyance, often done with the intention of exerting power or control.
8. The act of engaging in abusive, threatening, or distressing behavior towards others through online platforms or communication channels.
9. Using someone else's identity or pretending to be someone else online to deceive or harm others.
10. The malicious act of redirecting internet traffic from its intended destination to a different IP address, usually for fraudulent purposes.
11. A type of malicious software that encrypts a victim's data and demands a ransom payment in exchange for decrypting and restoring access.
12. The exclusive legal right granted to the creator of an original work of software to use, distribute, and sell their creation.
13. The factors and laws that must be taken into account when making legal decisions, such as compliance with regulations, contracts, and ethical standards.
14. Software that is owned by a specific organization or individual and cannot be freely modified or distributed.
15. The body of law that governs agreements and enforceable promises between parties.
16. Software that is initially provided for free, but requires payment after a trial period.
17. The branch of law that deals with civil wrongdoings and provides remedies for damages caused by someone's negligence, intentional actions, or strict liability.
18. The permission granted by an individual for the collection and processing of their personal data.
19. A novel and useful creation, usually in the form of a product or process, resulting from human creativity and ingenuity.