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    The Dark Game by Paul Janeczko and The Code Book by Simon Singh both cover the topic of spies and encryption, but hey have their own way of telling that information. Both pieces of writing are able to tell information clearly although by using different methods. The Dark game has a narrative style by telling the story of a woman spy. They telling the readers the information thrown a story. The codebook has an expository style that explains and describes the history of espionage. This type of…

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    authentication in order to verify the identity of the user, process, or device. Mobile devices can be configured to require passwords, personal identification numbers (PINs), or passcodes to gain access to it (healthit.gov, n.d). By installing and enable encryption this will protect patient health information. In my organization, we use mobile technology, this provides easy and fast access to provide to be able to obtain patient medical records as well as their history, diagnostic and lab…

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    personal safety at risk”. That is why encryption has become so important to all of us”. Cook reminds us that not everyone in the world lives without the intent to harm others and as a result, security should be a more important issue. In a world where technology continues to become a more integrated aspect of life, society should worry about the people who can misuse it for their personal…

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    Iphones, Inc. Case Study

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    A very recent topic that has been circulating in the news is the topic of the FBI and the company known as Apple. Apple is known for its many products ranging from iPhones, MacBook’s, and watches that most of you, I imagine, have. The controversy surrounds an iPhone 5c that was found to be the work phone of one of the two Islamic San Bernardino terrorists. The FBI is requesting that Apple creates a backdoor to install on the phone to disable its security features. Apple does not want to do this…

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    Roles of Core Technologies in an Effective IT System Technology permeates all aspects of modern civilization. It is woven into the fabric of our daily lives. What was once barriers to knowledge and communication have been stripped down as we are now connected, in an instant, to the farthest reaches of the globe. With every new advancement comes an opportunity to usher in a revolution in how societies live, work, and play. The major players that make it all possible are the men and women who…

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    Deep Web And Dark Web

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    The internet has so many advantages and the most important one involves acting as a source of information, but in spite of the many advantages there are many things involved in the internet that are not good, legal, or even visible. The information provided by browsers such as Google chrome and Firefox only provide surface information hence they are called the surface web (Bocij, 2013). The other information is referred to as the deep web and it is not easily searched because the sites have…

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    result of it each year there are millions of cases involving identity theft and it can be a real headache to fix. “In 2014 there was an estimated 12.7 million cases in identity thief”(Holmes). Since credit and debit cards lack highly sophisticated encryption methods they are easier to hack than a Bitcoin wallet. “Payments in Bitcoin can be made and finalized without one’s personal information being tied to transactions” (“What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Bitcoin?”). This adds…

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    Bsc300 Unit 1 Assignment 2

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    AKBAR MIT111558 SUBMITTED TO: MS NAVNEET KAUR Contents Mobile Apps 2 Introduction 2 Vulnerabilities 2 Android main risk: 3 Security vulnerabilities: 4 Bad data storage: 4 Malware: 4 Unauthorized access: 5 Lack of encryption: 5 Data leaks from syncing: 6 Preventive methods for vulnerability: 6 Experience trust product. 6 Work with software reputation service. 7 Layer security. 7 Reference: 8 Mobile Apps Introduction In the year 2014 the portable makes…

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    The argument made by David Morris in FBI Will Help Local Police Unlock iPhones is that now that the FBI has the ability to crack into the data stored on iPhones, the agency will utilize this capability in many situations, including local law enforcement cases and federal counter-terrorism cases. More specifically, Morris argues that there will be an increased number of iPhones that are broken into in order to investigate crimes. He writes, “The agency has since unlocked other phones, and, CBS…

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    Thanks to better cameras in mobile devices, video chat software on laptops and desktops went mobile with Apple?s extremely popular FaceTime app for iPhones in 2011. It took Google more than five years, but the tech giant finally countered with Google Duo in August 2016. Which is better? Here?s a look at the features of both and how they stack up. Apple?s FaceTime FaceTime works on any iOS device. When it first came out in 2011, it blew any other competing apps away when it came to getting…

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