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    Nt1330 Unit 5 Exercise 1

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    UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA SARAWAK FACULTY OF COGNITIVE SCIENCE AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME: COGNITIVE SCIENCE KMK4013: WEB PROGRAMMING TITLE: EXERCISE 2 NAME PAULINE USANG MATRIC NO. 43717 H/P NO. 016-8847041 1.) Difference between GET and POST: Usually GET method and POST method can be found in the HTML form. The form will then be used tom pass any information needed from the web browser to the web server. Web server function by registering a web the user access by saving the URL…

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    Therefore, a website uses' COOKIES which comprises of a small portion of text file stored on the user's computer in the form of a name-value pair. Cookies are used by websites to keep track of visitors, to keep user information like username, address. When any web application that is utilizing cookies, When the Server sends cookies and client browser directions to store it. Then the browser sends the cookie to the server till the page is needed again.Therefore cookies is a standard interview…

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    The Cookie Monster is a character on the beloved children’s educational television program Sesame Street, a character easily recognized by his bright blue fur, googly eyes, and appetite that is unable to be satisfied. He is also well known for his simplistic diction and his enormous non-stop craving for cookies. Obviously, as his name implies, the Cookie Monster is a monster of some sort. Alongside his adorable yet not very developed personality are a set of traits that, according to those who…

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    Cookie stealing is when you insert a script into the page so that everyone that views the modified page inadvertently sends you their session cookie. By modifying your session cookie , you can impersonate any user who viewed the modified page. So how do you use XSS to steal cookies? The easiest way is to use a three-step process consisting of the injected script, the cookie recorder, and the log file. First you'll need to get an account on a server and create two files, log.txt and…

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    But our limit was two pages? And which citation was not necessarily a representative of the reading? Citation 1 (Clarke): Dataveillance involves the aspect of collecting and the practice, monitoring, and capturing of data (i.e., metadata) relating to personal details dealing with online activities. And so, in the case of using Google Chrome (e.g., the software web browser) or Facebook (e.g., the social media platform) through our own free will, this allows the following companies to capture…

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    As technology develops, some people worry about the effects of those changes upon our society. Mr. Nicholas Carr, the author of “Is the Internet Making Us Dumber?” (Wall Street Journal) claims that the internet as a medium for information is having a detrimental effect upon the human brain and changing the way we think in a negative way. He claims that the internet has an excess of information and distractors that detract from our ability to focus, concentrate, and consolidate memory properly.…

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    Academic researcher, Danah Boyd, argues in her article, “Wikipedia as a Site of Knowledge Production”, of how using Wikipedia as a credible source should be accepted. Many students have been told to steer away from Wikipedia, but Boyd does a superb job of discussing how the information on Wikipedia is easy to understand, it is new and frequently evolving, and it is less bias than books. Some may say that Wikipedia isn’t credible because people can always change the information at any time, but…

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    Vint Cerf's Eulogy

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    Vint Cerf is a living legend and evangelist for Google. Briefly comment on his speech based on your readings in this Unit After reading his biography, his nickname of a “living legend” is right on the money; Cerf has accomplished so much in benefit of the telecommunication and internet fields that is really hard to keep track. While reading his speech, there is one thing that he says that I could no agree more “the internet has evolved and adapted new transmission technology”. Thanks to Vint…

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    Definition Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (STMP) is often described as a connection-oriented that is text-based protocol, which allows a mail sender to communicates with a mail receiver. STMP uses command strings that are issued and supplies data over a data stream channel, which is usually a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) connection. STMP main objective is to transfer mail reliably and efficiently. SMTP travels over TCP port 587 and is mainly used by clients to send messages. Industry…

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    works on the principle of inclusion (Victorian AIDS Council, 2015) within a social business model. In view of this, it connects with a number of LGBTI social clubs, healthcare service units and businesses which support VAC’s work. The communication protocols used with these external stakeholders include face-to-face meetings, phone calls, emails, sending corporate quarterly newsletters and annual reports, putting auxiliary members on their Boards, nominating liaison members, social media…

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