Define computer crime

The term computer ethics was coined in the mid 1970s by Walter Manor to refer to that field of applied professional ethics dealing with ethical problems aggravated, transformed, or created by human technology. Computer ethics is the analysis of the nature and social impact of computer technology, and the formulation and justification of the policies for the ethical use of such technology. Computer ethics examine the ethical issues surrounding computer usage and the connection between ethics and technology. It includes consideration of both personal and social policies for ethical use of computer technology. The goal is to understand the impact of computing technology upon human values, minimize the damage that technology can do to human values, and to identify ways to use computer technology to advance human values