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    The internet cannot win a Nobel Peace Prize, nor should it be able to. However the man who engineered the most impactful part of it, the World Wide Web, referred to hereafter as “the web”, can and should. The web opened up vast opportunities that the world would not be the same without, the possibilities that it has created is endless. With this development Tim Berners-Lee significantly changed the way the world interacts, works, and helps each other. As such, due to his creation and what it…

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    Case Study: Anonymous

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    each person. Many of these attacks are made either to produce anarchy, for amusement, to reaffirm the hacker?s position, or from a political motivation. When speaking of cyber-terrorism, the first thing to take into consideration is the geographic component that vanish and there is a slight chance on the terrestrial identification of the attacker due to the fact that internet offers us anonymity. Another point to reflect is that the distance from which it is the attack because in the lack of a…

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    Terrorism: A Case Study

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    has consolidated power and leadership can have a clear voice when is comes to direction and focus to get the job done. One advantage of this style would be efficiency. (White, 2014) The other view is suggests, “decentralizing power personalizes services, and helps develop links to communities. One possible advantage of this could be fostering more trust within the local community that they are in. I think the first and current one used in…

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    Metasploit Case Summary

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    impact on the sufferer system. Meterpreter also makes use of a centralized communication system. (Offensivesecurity.com). Unlike other penetration testing tools like core impact, Metasploit Framework continues to be the free and open source, notwithstanding being acquired by Rapid7. The Express versions of Nexpose and Metasploit start at $2,000 and $5,000, respectively, with the full-featured Pro version starting at $15,000 per year. The price and comprehensive analysis of the Metasploit…

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    attitude and advocates for the poor to deserve health care just as much as the rich. Farmer goes ahead to criticize the unjust violation of human rights by those in power who torture, imprison without due process. This structural violence involving the denial of free will, shelter, education…

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    These are the men and women who, in an effort to reach other countries, triggered the 2015 South East Asian refugee crisis and who, according to Amnesty International, may wind up at the center of another as the monsoon ends. According to ISCI, the attacks were organized down to the smallest detail by local activists in league with the Arakan National Party (ANP), a local Rakhine political group. The report says that when the time came to raid Rohingya villages, special buses were set up to…

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    Amophobia In Rohingya

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    Bangladesh. In Myanmar they are treated like illegal immigrants,stateless people, denying them citizenship.Stringent restrictions have been placed on Rohingya people’s freedom of movement, access to medical assistance, education and other basic services. Satellite data accessed by the Human Rights Watch confirms the current carnage. It shows “widespread fires burning in at least 10 areas in Myanmar's Rakhine state,” following the military crackdown.…

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    New did not agree related to bioterrorism is the topic “Responding to attack with available resources”. What frightened Ms. New was the vaccination selection process. An enormous ethical dilemma lay upon those vaccinating the public; should those in help professions receive the vaccination first. According to Nelson and Hofmann, the determination shall base upon “whether the individuals are in a position to render a public service safeguarding the health of the community” (87). In essence, the…

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    “We are on the floor today talking about taking away some of the tools that have been effective in helping us thwart attacks. It is the wrong debate to have” (“Pros and Cons”). Security and stability in life come with the appropriate protections and preparations. Allowing surveillance to provide security to the country will save people from having to worry about major terrorist attacks, such as 9/11, from happening again. Also, technology is advancing in every part of the world, so it would be a…

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    Joint Force Case Study

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    synchronized partnered alliances are required to counter threats to these domains. This rebalancing is warranted to maintain a level of readiness that meets the needs of the National Security Strategy (NSS). By addressing key capabilities in each branch of service and the general capabilities needed for cyber and space succinctly maps the path ahead for the Joint Force 2025. Three publications are tantamount in directing the Joint Force…

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