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    main reason why I majored in Computer Science and Mathematics is since it would grant me the circumspect education to become an Information Security Analyst. The reason why I chose these majors is as a background in computer science would be useful as I would have a thorough understanding of operating systems and databases. In addition to being able to understand the principles of computers, a proficiency in programming is beneficial toward learning ethical hacking. I would benefit from being…

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    original hacking community was formed from anti-establishment roots, which expressed a desire for knowledge and community that did not conform with big corporations and government. The first generation hackers essentially saw their activities as a voyage to expand their knowledge and evade the dominant institutions of society, which they felt held them back. Many modern day hackers have abandoned the quest for knowledge and freedom and instead focused on how to capitalize on breaching computer…

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    True b. Fals 5. An computer forensics labs should have more than two exits. a. True b. False 6.…

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    security policies which the users can feel safe when browsing the website. Hacking A hacker is someone who gains access into a computer system or data without permission of the owner. They can achieve this by cracking codes and passwords. Usually a hacker hacks into your computer to access important data such as customer payment details, date of birth, bank details and other personal information, they can also damage your computer…

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    student resources such as the shared area, if this gets corrupted then the college will face losing valuable lesson plans that have taken a long while to plan. As a college is a busy place, there is an increase chance of an intruder coming in and hacking systems to expose private information (college network) that are held on the server systems or another way by using a student’s account to plant malware, viruses or other threats through open workstations. The Data Protection Act says that no…

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    machines led to the first digital computers that stored numbers electronically, experimented with by a Harvard professor and mathematicians. Two years later scientists at the University of Pennsylvania built the first fully-electronic computer, used by industry to mass-produce, (Fuller G , R Buckminster, P. 339). They evolved quickly during the 1940s and were used by the military and planes (Fuller G , R Buckminster, P. 339). The development of the transistor made the computer more refined by…

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    Ethics Of Hacking

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    Computers have evolved with time as people get more interested in how they work. Most of this technology has come from things that we use. Like phones, typewriters and other technology that has contributed to the functions and the innovations of computers. However, as this piece of technology continues to grow, so does the desire of people trying to crack the codes of this innovation. A general amount of people think computers are full of different kinds of mysteries, which cause them to lose…

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    The term “Hacking” came around when two men (Steve Gold and fellow journalist Robert Schifreen) were convicted for forgery under the Act of Forgery and Counterfeiting of 1981. Also these two attackers gain access to the British Telecom Prestel account and got access to all of the Identification numbers of Customers. However, messages were left in the Duke of Edinburgh (Prince Phillip) private mailbox. They weren’t intentionally attempting to gain anything. They were both charged with this…

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    The continuing technological revolution in communications and information exchange over the past years has led to a growth in a new form of crime, cybercrime. Hence, criminals across the globe have invented various ways to use computer technology for theft, fraud as well as harassment. According to Holder and Jaishankar (2011, cited in Tiganoaia, 2013), cybercrime is defined as “an offence that is committed against individuals or groups of individuals with a criminal motive to intentionally…

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    Cyber Security Issues

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    Computer security also known as cyber security or information technology security is a extremely concerned topic in 21st century in every country and domain with increasing frequent data threats and information leakage. According to 2012 cyber attacks statistics [1] , every month, more than 70 attacks without unknown threats occurred all of the world in 2012 and in June that year, the record exceeded 120. For example, a significant hacking issue reported by BBC News online was that in 2007,…

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