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    Throughout ww2, Germany thought that their secret codes for radio messages were indecipherable to the Allied Forces. However, in the end, enigma was cracked. The Allies were able to find out what enigma was, and how the Germans used it. From there they were able to get their hands on an enigma machine, examine it, and determine how the mechanics work. Finally, Alan Turing, an English computer scientist, mathematician, stepped into the picture and was able to crack the code in 1932. The decoding…

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    The History Of Passwords

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    Employees are an important asset of any organization. In today’s digital world, employees must be educated on the important of security and how they can protect their organization’s information systems data. To do this, user access and identity must be managed properly to control the risks associated with confidential information and user data falling into the wrong hands. One way to manage user access is by using passwords to establish a user 's identity to gain access. History of Passwords…

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    My topic of research is constructed upon the history of Cryptology , its development and the role women played within its development and how these individuals made and an impact. Some questions I believe will be answered in my research are: How involved were women in the field of cryptology?, How many of these women are known? Although the number of women involved in cryptology has always been lower than the number of men, they have not been completely absent from the field either. Women have…

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    When I was a child, most of my time was spent on the computer. I wasn’t very interested with the physical computer, rather I was interested in everything the computer could do. It was more fun for me to tinker with the settings than to play games. As I got older in elementary school, I discovered website and game building sites. I built sites on my computer for everything from a fake business that sold toys to a page to host all the pictures from my semi-annual Barbie fashion shows. Although…

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    802.11 Cons

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    The 802.11 is the standard protocol for wireless networks, which includes WEP (wired equivalent privacy). The standards committee for 802.11 left many of the difficult security issues such as key management and a robust authentication mechanism as open problems. The standards they have established have many flaws that have led to a number of practical attacks. With the increase number of wireless technology there is an increase in the range of places people can perform their business. As a…

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    HauteLook is a premier members-only site that offers private, limited-time sale events on the world 's best brands. Each day, members receive an email invitation to the newest, most exclusive sale events on the best merchandise for men, women, kids, home and beauty -- at prices up to 75% off retail. HauteLook launched in 2007 and is headquartered in Los Angeles. HauteLook, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Nordstrom Inc. HauteLook was launched in Los Angeles, California by Adam Bernhard, a serial…

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    Initiation The launch of the project will inspect the elements of the process of cybersecurity and the application of security measures to ensure discretion, reliability, and accessibility of data. The project will attempt to assure the protection of cybersecurity and its properties, which includes people, buildings, desktops, servers, and data. The main objective of cybersecurity is to safeguard data together with transit and at rest. There are countermeasures that can be put into place in…

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    there were times I didn’t know what certain words meant and wouldn’t know how to respond appropriately. Therefore I would agree and/or change the subject. In the essay when Frye says, “We are taught to read so that we can obey the traffic signs and to cipher so that we can make out our income tax, but development of verbal competency is very much left to the individual” (149). This particular sentence made me wish that I would have been more motivated as a student to ask for help when I didn’t…

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    Ashley Madison was praised for keeping it user information safe and secured until 33 million members participation and activity was revealed after hackers was able to breach the system and leaked customer data including partial credit card numbers, billing addresses and even GPS coordinates. Email account associated with .gov or military was also discovered indicating spill of high profile information. This is an interesting incident because it talks about bcrypt password hash was put in place…

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    The historical context of Dostoyevsky’s life is one that better explains Notes from Underground. While the novel can be seen as a critique of the progressive view of history, government, and human perfectibility in general, the text is also a direct satire of the Russian novel What Is to Be Done by Nikolai Chernyshevsky. In this novel, a poor, uneducated girl is saved from ruin by a series of enlightened benefactors. This girl, Vera, goes on herself to found a series of workshops where through…

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