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    shootings in the nearly seven years. If these numbers were accurate that would mean two shootings per month that occurred in 39 states. All of the following will describe those locations of the shootings, number of lost lives, the wounded in the attacks and background…

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    regulations in place that requires companies to have cybersecurity measures in place to protect the information of its customers. According to an article written by John Patrick Pullen in 2013 titled “How to Protect Your Small Business Against a Cyber Attack”, the following steps are some of the most important steps and are a must for every company to keep their assets protected. The first step in Pullen’s list is to encrypt the data, all the data that could mean potential harm to the company if…

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    of weaponry, and the scene where Munro’s heart was cut out. Monro was not killed in the attack. Anderson describes the nature of the attacks aftermath by saying, “On August 15 the largest single group arrived, a contingent of perhaps five hundred survivors including Colonel Monro.” One of the biggest liberties taken was the scene where Montcalm seemed to condone the Indian attack and the motives of the attack. The reality is that the Indians thought they got “the short end of the stick” in their…

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    world’s attention and want to make some countries scared of ISIS. In contrast, there was an issue that makes a country angry and attack ISIS, because one of that…

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    chances of success are limited to one’s information technology and funding. When dealing with information warfare it is important to “obtain timely information, to understand the enemy and ourselves [2]”. By knowing the enemy, you may anticipate their attacks and prepare accordingly. Wang also suggest that China should improve their arsenal in the hopes that the “enemy [becomes] terrified and worried, providing an [image of an] effective threat. [2]”. As China holds inferior equipment to their…

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    This is a type of brainwashing made by terrorist to make people feel like they had to donate or that they had to join their side and if they didn 't, that it made them less of a Muslim and made them feel like they didn 't support their country or their people. Thousands would donate to these organizations through the Internet. Terrorist choose to use the Internet because of its broad connections throughout the globe. They are able to raise, transfer and accept funds from anywhere in the world in…

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    Grendel’s mother are the ones who attack Hrothgar’s kingdom. While the dragon attacks Beowulf and his men when they return back to their land in Sweden. These monstrous creatures have a different approach in attacking the men in war and function in some ways that are the same and unalike. As Beowulf hears about the demon monster that is attacking Hrothgar’s kingdom and people, he travels across sea with his…

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    Muslims. Whenever there is an attack that is claimed by a Muslim based organization, like for instance Isis, it hurts the cause of wiping away discrimination against towards the Muslim community especially when there are people who use these attacks as a means to do unconstitutional things. It is surprising what we can achieve in America. This last presidential election proved that anyone can go into office but the fear is what the message that the…

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    Cybersecurity is the body of technologies, processes and practices designed to protect networks, computers, program and data from attack, damage or unauthorized access. Current threats of the US that are at risk include banking and financial institutions, telecommunications networks, and energy facilities. Although most of these are owned by the private sector, they are extremely crucial to the welfare of the US and are also heavily dependent on computer networks. These networks and information…

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    The presented claim draws strength from what the press and the British government has since dubbed the Westminster Attack of 22 March 2017. At the forefront of the discussions surrounding the assault are questions of whether or not the perpetrator, Khalid Masood, was acting alone or not and if his actions constitute to a terrorist attack (Cruickshank par.1). On the one hand, there are allegations that Masood was a “lone wolf” since he allegedly had no previous contact with…

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