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    circuit level gateways. Similarly, the IPS systems are either host-based or network-based. Host-based IPS is used to protect against the modification of system resources, exploits related to privilege-escalation and buffer-overflow, e-mail contact list access, and directory lookup. On the other hand, the network-based IPS is used for identifying malicious network packets, and assists in pattern and stateful matching, and protocol, traffic, and statistical anomaly prevention (Stallings, & Brown,…

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    that will detect threats to the system. Supervisors should conduct network monitoring to identify areas of risk. Security officers should ensure that only people with approval access the control room. Once the management approves the mechanism of putting a firewall in place, implementation through the use of security codes and key cards for high level authorized personnel (Johnson, 2014). Workers will get training on ways of using the system and detecting threat to ensure that there is no loop…

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    targeted institution from gaining future access and control to their information and data. Social Engineering, scams, phishing and malware are all the sources to gain access to the confidential information. As internet being more and more common way for daily activities, cyber-attacks are also becoming more and more sophisticated to attack the target audience. These attacks or threats are advanced because the operator has complex attacks and malicious code to compromise the intended…

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    Brute force attack is to try every possible key until the result yields some intelligible data. Key hijacking is an intrusive type of attack, whereby the attackers gain access to the Web server hosting the website. When the server becomes compromised, the intruders use that as an elevated privilege attack to help gain access to the certificate store, and possible obtain the private key. The attackers then use the packet sniffing method to download an entire HTTPS session, and store it for later…

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    Before making an application live developer may also leave certain debug options running in order to re-examine. Special attention must be given to these backdoors as attacker can gain unprivileged access to the website [31]. Since these debug options facilitate back-end entry to the developers, and sometimes these debug options are left enabled unnoticed, this may provide an easy entry to a hacker into the web-site that let him make changes at the…

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    Question 1: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was implemented due to big corporations mismanaging their business and accounting frauds within those big corporations (dummies). A big reason for implementing the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was due to Enron and their scandal back in 2001, there was fraud, embezzlement, illegal manipulation, pumped up earnings, and misrepresenting how the company was doing (enron). Enron was not the only company doing this, during this time and age companies were becoming larger and…

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    mandatory access control (MAC) is better than discretionary access control (DAC)? Answer: Both mandatory access control (MAC) and discretionary access control (DAC) are important in a multiple user environment where restrictions are very important. Both are popular access control models. But they have some differences. We will find out these differences and the facts that will prove mandatory access control is better than discretionary access control. Basically, they provide access to users…

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    policies that will address any issues regarding information stored within the organization. Incident Response Protocols Unauthorized Facility Access: If there is an unauthorized attempt to access the facility where the data files are kept the MPs will be notified immediately. All personnel will report to one central location for accountability of staff and access cards and keys. All computers and files will be checked for any missing or copied data.…

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    target. Once there was a cyber attack on eBay database. This made the hackers can access to get the user’s personal information and password. The eBay has indicated that the database was safe because the Paypal information were in the another individual database (eBay, n.d.). Although it did not cause the Paypal information disclosure, the experts have warned about the eBay account holders which the hacker still can access their data in order to commit an identity fraud. The online bank…

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    Secure HTTP Analysis

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    This protocol is a variation of HTTP that provides the secure foundation for SSL transmission. S-HTTP performs what is known as a handshake when establishing a connection to exchange keys and creates an encrypted connection. Addresses to an SSL secure page use the prefix "https" instead of the common "http." Therefore, a secure page address would read https://www.hotmail.com The public-key system requires that each party have a public and a private key. These keys must be generated by a trusted…

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