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    Digital Identity Essay

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    A personal identity is something that defines a person and is developed throughout the course of their life. It is made up of the essential and unique characteristics which defines you and includes both aspects of your life which you have control over such as what your interests are and what you do during your spare time, as well as factors which you have no control over for example your physical characteristics and where you grew up. Digital Identity is the technological equivalent of Personal…

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    Right To Privacy

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    protection from unwanted intruders. A New York Times article “Of Privacy and Security: The Clipper Chip Debate” from 1994 described the Clipper chip works this way, “When two people decide they want to secure their communications, they activate their encryption devices. The devices exchange "secret" numerical keys and use the Clipper chip to encode and decode the voice message or data stream, making them gibberish to outsiders. Using current technology, an eavesdropper would be unable to crack…

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    Introduction Artificial intelligence(AI) Is a branch of a Computer Science and the development of the Computer Systems that are able to perform tasks that require human intelligence such as speech recognition, decision makings, and more.AI is used in wide range of fields which include medical diagnosis and robots and more.It is ethical to use artificial intelligence in medical diagnosis and treatments according to the ethical theory "act of utilitarianism " which states that an action is good…

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    Security Analyst, but they do not require it. For both, you will need experience in the field. The list of skills required, for both of these fields, are extensive. Skills such as C++, Java and PHP, Identity and access management, Subnetting, DNS, encryption technologies and standards, VPNs, VLANs, VoIP and others are the skills that an employer would be looking for. Certificates There are many certificates that one would want to pursue before they applied for a career as a Security Engineer…

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    KSSL Case Study

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    SSL: KSSL is a client side only implementation of SSLv3.0 Other versions, SSLv2.0 or SSLv3.1 (aka TLS1.0) are not currently supported since they are not used as frequently. The client only offers two cipher suites – RSA RC4 128 MD5 and RSA RC4 40 MD5 since they are fast and almost universally implemented by SSL servers from the very early days of the protocol. Client side authentication is not implemented because it is rarely used and requires (highly CPU intensive) private key RSA operations on…

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    Privacy Vs Security

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    Benjamin Franklin stated “Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety”. An ongoing dispute has been occurring over the privacy vs security issue. We live in a world were all our information is stored digitally and hacking has become common. At one point is it worth risking our freedom for the protection of the individual? National security is a priority for the nation; however, there are certain limitations which…

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    Technology is evolving every day and with new technology comes new security issues. Many of today’s technology relies on “trusted” operating systems. Only a true developer will be able to navigate through other uncommon operating systems. Some of the most popular operating systems are Microsoft Windows, Apple’s iOS, and Google’s Android. Though many people use these operating systems, they are not always secure. To be considered secure, a user must know the full extent of an operating system’s…

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    C. Market Analysis C1. Target Market: Initially, the target market for SKBS would be small businesses within the South Asian community of Greater Houston Area, with the headcount of 5-10 people. New immigrants and small business owners within this community tend to overlook the need and necessities for backing up mission critical data, providing greater business opportunities. SKBS’s target market would include, but not limited to small grocery stores, private medical practices, private law…

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    What is Crystal Ransomware? Crystal Ransomware is a dubious PC contamination recognized as ransom. This notorious PC threat is a dreadful document encryption virus that utilizations AES and RAS ciphers to lock your records. It can undoubtedly intrude in your machine without consent and encrypt every one of your information without authorization. It will add its own extension to the end of all of your documents and make them blocked off. When you will endeavor to open your report, it will…

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    States and around the world in which an IPhone is involved. In some instances the Iphone has a lot of evidence which can help solve the case but law enforcement officers such as the FBI are not able to get access to the phone because of its powerful encryption. It is very frustrating on the part of the FBI because they know that since the phone is an Apple product, Apple can give them access to penetrate the phone but Apple is unwilling to compromise. In some instances The FBI has passed through…

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