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    Perm Should Be Banned

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    Explain some cases in which you would perm-ban/temp-ban people: (For all of these situation I will be a helper for them just to let you know) Advertising- If someone where to advertise like give out their server Ip then I will mute them and put the evidence of them advertising in the support chat located on slack so a mod+ can ban them. Indirect Advertising- If someone where to indirect advertising I would first warn them for it and then get evidence show it to a mod+ so they can mute them.…

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    Unit 4 Md5

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    MD5 is a calculation that is utilized to confirm information trustworthiness through the formation of a 128-piece message process from information input (which might be a message of any length) that is asserted to be as one of a kind to that particular information as a unique mark is to the particular person. Proposed where a vast record must be "compacted" in a safe way before being scrambled with a private key under an open key cryptosystem such as PGP. There are a lot of applications and we…

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    Some Internet users recklessly reply to unsolicited email that promises money or prizes, but requires the individual to provide identifying data, such as name and address and checking account or credit card numbers with the expiration date and security code, which can allow full-blown identity theft. Identity theft, on a much larger scale, is committed through the use of high technology. This identity theft depends on legal and economic identity in contemporary society that is largely “virtual…

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    vulnerable those medical devices are and how they cause harm to the patients. Authors Kevin Fu and James Blum wrote an article to bring us up to date on the security of medical devices. In his article “Risks of Medical Device Software,” Fu and Blum explain to us what exactly goes wrong with medical devices and they suggest that medical cyber security must be improved to prevent from harming others. Both authors agree that in result of the decline of morality and availability caused by…

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    Byod Case Study Summary

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    Also, besides the security concerns, another most significant factor is the IT support concerns. Many IT professional cannot manage all their employees’ devices. Also, they cannot control everything the employees doing while they are on the company’s network. It is crucial to weight both the positive and negative before deciding to adopt the BYOD. One critical point is the security policy. The BYOD policy should be implemented into a company’s IT policy. It should set a limit on how employees…

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    Organization: J.P Morgan Chase Cyber security attack which involved J.P Morgan Chase bank is one of major attacks which took place recently. About two third of the bank’s customer details were stolen in this attack. The Bank officially announced that the data of 83 million customers was hacked out of which there were 76 million household and 7 million small business customers were involved. Key-points of the attack • The data comprises of the information of 83 million Customer details such as…

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    Marisa Bugarin Professor Bivona ENG 102 3:00-4:15 3/16/15 Annotated Bibliography Annotated Bibliography 1) Chemaly, Soraya. "A Million Peeping Toms: When Hacking Is Also A Hate Crime." Time.Com (2014): 1. Academic Search Premier. Web. 24 Feb. 2015. http://web.b.ebscohost.com.ezproxy1.lib.asu.edu/ehost/detail/detail?vid=14&sid=59fa9ad9-2c8c-4d6d-9ad4-14cae4591c9d%40sessionmgr4003&hid=128&bdata=JnNpdGU9ZWhvc3QtbGl2ZQ%3d%3d#db=aph&AN=98905897 Soraya Chemaly, a media critic and activist for Time,…

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    IT Internal Control System

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    and data integrity. To prevent a data breach and exposing sensitive information, the company should develop an automated security system through IT compliance control. It can be done by implementing log-in procedures, password settings in every certain days, server and firewall configurations, biometric controls, security token, intrusion detection in all company’s computers, and vulnerability assessment (Turner & Weickgenannt, 2013). When there is an immediate business transaction occurs, the…

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    mention the challenges that it presents. Individuals and organizations rely on information technology for such issues as communication. Despite instituting measures to ensure data security, breaches usually occur. Left unaddressed, these breaches could devastate any organization. For instance, Yahoo recently reported that a security breach had allowed hackers to obtain the personal details of millions of users (Moritz & Womack, 2016). Investor panic was the result of this breach. The case of…

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    The Circle’s Warning: A Machiavellian Approach to Mass Surveillance Dave Eggers' s The Circle serves as a warning to its readers against modern-day society's reliance on social media and the virtual world of the internet. The book introduces Mae Holland, a young ambitious woman who has the opportunity of a lifetime to work for The Circle Company. The Circle's innovations such as the SEECHANGE cameras permit anyone visual access to any place at any time. Eventually, these cameras are used by Mae…

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