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    One of the fastest growing fields is information technology, because computers are a part of most people’s lives and businesses. A recurrent topic in the news today is computer hacking. Recently, several companies have been hacked into and customers’ digital information has been stolen. Even the government can’t seem to keep its information safe. Everyday, people’s identities are stolen because their online bank has been hacked into. Digitization, the process of making information digitally stored on a computer, should not have been fully implemented in many venues, such as healthcare, retail, and government entities, because inadequate security measures have not been taken to properly protect digitized information. Recently a major problem…

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    Hacking A Computer Systems A movie “Algorithm: The Hacker Movie,” illustrates a view of a hacker life and what he or she does because he or she doesn’t care about the privacy and laws. According to the movie, it shows that “The hackers live by one rule: information should be free and everything can be simplified and coded and understood as information” (Documentary Storm). By the statement, we can assume that, the hackers don’t live socially like other people do. They may not go for dates or…

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    Stuxnet Persuasive Speech

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    n.d, p. 5). “It was like a computer trojan or virus, which infected the system in Iran, and simply damaged the systems and would simply destroy it.” stated Eugene Kaspersky from Kaspersky Lab (as cited in Zetter, K. n.d. p. 34). People believe the Stuxnet was created by Israel and United States to infiltrated the Iranians nuclear program. Stuxnet took over the control of centrifuges that spin nuclear material at Iran’s enrichment facilities (Zetter, K. n.d, p. 23). On November of 2010, the…

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    The things that can get stolen can include computers, monitors, keyboards, printers and other general equipment. This will cost the company money to replace all of this equipment. Not only will it cost the company money for the equipment but it can also impact on how much work the employees can get done without certain amounts of equipment. This can seriously affect performance at the company. More importantly however, information can be stolen from the company such as finance information or…

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    It’s a popular opinion these days that computers and the human brain are essentially equal in terms of how they work. With the growing rate of technology, it may one day be possible for people to upload their brains into a computer, and essentially live forever. The benefits of such technology are huge. A failing or aging body is obsolete if we can become mechanical and still retain our original selves. Disease would be a thing of the past. Computers however, are not free from flaws themselves.…

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    of the ACM code if he wanted to protect the U.S. nation from hackers. Therefore, he has broken some principles by adhering others. In the Table 1.1 Adhered and broken ACM principles, adhered and broken principles of the ACM code by Carpenter can be seen. Adhered Principles of ACM Broken principles of ACM 2.1 Strive to achieve the highest quality, effectiveness and dignity in both the process and products of professional work 2.3 Know and respect existing law pertaining to professional work 2.2…

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    Imagine being an agent who is in charge of launching the country's nukes but then you realize that the systems have been hacked and compromised. That is a prime example of an extreme cyber attack. Examples like that are the reason why that some cyber attacks should be considered acts of wars depending on how severe the attacks are and who they target. For example the security breach that Yahoo had which leaked all of their user accounts out should not be considered an act of war because it…

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    It is rather clear how these two theories are similar with regards to using computers to commit crimes. Both of these theories suggest that computers make it easier for an individual to commit a crime because they are detached from the physical components of a social situation. However, they certainly have fundamental differences as well. More specifically, criminal deterrence theory explains how the actual act of committing a crime may be conducted easier by using a computer. Alternatively,…

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    resulted in an increase in internet users. Thus, India has become a 'safe haven' for cyber criminals. Broadband access or connectivity of internet created the virtual world known as “cyberspace”. Cyber space is very wide representation, including cyber-crime, computer, net banking, web engineering, storage media, networking tools. In a current era cyber experts or hackers are very smart and use the latest technology for hacking they know all the cyber laws and find out the loopholes within that…

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    The Dangers Of Computers

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    Computers have become vital to our everyday lives. We use them for just about everything. Why wouldn’t we? They’re quick and pretty simple to use. From using them to online shop to recording data of your businesses precious information. Computers have become completely necessary in keeping a company alive and thriving. Without having them to do some of the simplest things, it would be extremely difficult to survive in the business world. This invention is an incredible helping hand, but having…

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