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    Scanning. Other methods of gaining access to a network infrastructure would be Social Engineering, Keylogging, Denial of Service, otherwise known as DOS/DDOS, Waterhole Attacks, etc. This is just a short list of the different attacks that hackers use on a daily basis in order to obtain your information. Understanding the different methods and how to control the overall effect of these attacks can be crucial to the survival of one’s business. Owning a productive business is not easy in the day…

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    Ddos Response

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    Response Paper 1: Petition asks White House to make DDoS attacks a form of protest Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks have long existed in a controversial area of the law. DDoS is implemented by bombarding a website with requests that overwhelm the server capacity and effectively brings the website offline. This flood of traffic is often accomplished through the use of Internet connected computers that are usually maliciously controlled by hacktivists, otherwise known as bots, and…

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    The majority of people exposed to any type of a disaster do well and may have only mild transitory symptoms. However, some people develop specific psychological reactions which occur during the seven stages of a disaster. The extent of which the psychological mortality that manifests in people in the community is dependent upon the type of disaster, the experience, the disruption caused to the community, the amount of life threat and the extent of injury sustained (Ursano, Fullerton & Norwood,…

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    Cyber Attacks are now becoming more and more sophisticated. Anything we do online can be interrupted and disrupt in seconds by any cyber or internet attacks. Data we keep online is very vulnerable to cyber-attacks out there which are increasing in numbers day by day. Cyber-attacks changed in 2015, when Ukraine experienced the first recorded power outage caused by a cyber-attack. It didn’t last long but it adversely impacted the government, industry and people. (Campbell, 2016). Critical…

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    and steal equipment such as laptops, smartphones, servers or USB drives. Data breaches by way of hacking is gaining popularity. This is evident from the recent cyber-attack on Anthem's information technology system. Hackers…

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    of civil rights in the black community. Segregation was a common practice at that point in history, in which blacks were treated with the “separate but equal” doctrine and had access to supposedly the same state of establishment, but were refused service in a “whites only” area. This separate but equal notion was practiced in many states, and although the civil rights movement had already begun stirring in the late fifties, it was only in the early sixties that the younger population of the…

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    groups, they have much larger capabilities. They have the ability to organize large-scale attacks, able to inflict a lot of damage upon a larger group of people. Whether that damage is physical or even emotional, it can have a much larger influence than a more primitive approach can. One of the newest, but fastest evolving type of terroristic threat to the United States specifically is a type of cyber-attack. Already pointing out the wide scope of possible terroristic threats, this also pertains…

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    Nt1330 Unit 3 Assignment 1

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    Additionally, when remote workers are employed by organizations it is important to provide the employee with a secure connection to the network and server. By using a VPN, the establishment of a safe connection can ensue. For example, when buying locks to keep homes or businesses safe there is a different key for every lock. This means like keys; the VPN establishes a secure connection that does not allow for intrusions to occur by using the Internet (Stewart 19). The remote connection is…

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    Zigbee Attack Essay

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    packets. This will drain the battery of the Zigbee module and can be used to disable the device [9]. The second and most overlooked attack is a physical attack on the actual Zigbee device. Zigbee devices are not very secure. They often store the network key information in plain text without encryption or password protection. Simple AT commands can often be used to retrieve this information if the device is physically accessible. All Zigbee devices in the network have access to the encryption…

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    Kbank Case Study

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    Compliance and Audit Division, Corporate Business Division, Corporate and SME Products Division, SME Business Division, Retail Business Division, Capital Markets Business Division, Investment Banking Business Division, WorldBusiness Division, Customer Service Fulfillment Division, Enterprise Risk Management Division, Finance and Control Division, Systems Division, and Human Resource Division. The whole organization collaborate straight forward to accomplish the mission stated that KASIKORNBANK…

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