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    In computer security, a vulnerability is a weakness that leaves attackers to access classified information and data. It is vulnerable. They use a variety of hacking techniques to gather as much information from computer system and networks. About 250 million dollars a year is spent on a strategy to develop relationships with companies in order to implant surveillance backdoors. The director of national intelligence…

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    employees may spend more time on the internet doing personal things instead of working as required. Other negative impacts that may be associated with the internet and social networking at work include impersonality and lack of security in terms of hacking and e-terrorist among other negative issues. In this case, it is evident that even with the advantages associated with the use of internet and social networking in businesses, there are also some negative impacts that need to be…

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    Jadyn M. Foster Mr. Harris History 7th Period 1/23/2018 Westward Expansion and Manifest Destiny The Westward Expansion was a big story in the U.S. It began along the East Coast and continuing until it got to the Pacific. Before the Americans won the battle against the Britain, some settlers were already moving west into what today is called Tennessee and Kentucky. And some parts of the Deep South and Ohio Valley. In 1803 the Westward Expansion was aided by the Louisiana Purchase. During…

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    information [1]. The industry of doctors and physicians has the potential to be faster and better through Watson. A harmful effect of Watson is that Watson could be used for drone technology and creating autonomous weapons [5]. The rise of cyber crimes and hacking is very worrisome as they could have access to a supercomputer that could be turned into a terrifying weapon. Cybercriminals could hack into Watson and use the supercomputer’s abilities to harm or even kill whoever they choose. New…

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    As discussed in Subsection~\ref{aaavulnerabilities} and~\ref{aaadrawbacks}, the current solution of AAA has various vulnerabilities and limitations. These vulnerabilities has caused user data hijack and breach, identity theft and financial loss. These issues are becoming more common and frequent which has sparked the security concerns over current AAA framework and end-user are becoming more concerned about their digital identity and privacy. Beside these, repeated user registration across…

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    unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.” The NSA hacking, wire-tapping and spying on civilians goes directly against the Constitution. It puts them at risk of unreasonable searches and seizures without probable cause. This issue is about constitutional privacy rights of U.S. citizens and how it…

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    commission in 2004 received 145,895 fraud and identity theft reports from people 50 and older. Of these reports 39,100 were considered to be Internet related. The complainants lost an average $1280.00 to the scams. Phishing email schemes usually involve hacking an email account and sending out a legitimate looking mass email. The email could be as simple as saying your previous money transaction couldn’t be processed then there would be a link to provide…

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    By the 2030’s, every car in the United States may be driverless. This is assuming the “best case scenario” that the majority of drivers give up the reigns to their choice to drive. With how inconsistent human driving is and how dangerous accidents can be, it sounds like a rational idea to let technology take over this aspect of society. In fact, the developments are only going to get better in 20 years. There are possibilities of unwarranted, negative societal changes that could sprout from the…

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    Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis is an isolated disease that progresses over time. There is no known direct cause for the disease. IPF affects the lungs and the body getting much needed oxygen. Some symptoms that may develop over time such as shallow breathing, fatigue, and clubbing. There are very few treatments for the disease. Personally, having a family member go through this disease, it is amazing he is still alive today. IPF causes the lungs to become rigid, firm, scarred and over time lose…

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    “F*ck Donald Trump!” “F*ck white people!” "I lost every f****** thing I got. You think it would hurt me to kill you, n*****? F*** you!" "Let's put him out of his misery." This was shouted by young adults Jordan Hill, aged 18; Tesfaye Cooper; aged 18; Brittany Covington, aged 18; and Tanishia Covington, aged 24 as they met with a special needs student. They invited him for a sleepover and the plan was to meet them at a McDonald’s and they would then head to their home. What wasn’t part of his…

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