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    Anonymous: Brand Identity

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    How does Anonymous portray itself? The portrayal of Anonymous has two dimensions; a portrayal for the world to see and a portrayal for its members to see. Those two portrayals are for different purposes. The portrayal for the world is so that there can be a branded identity which society recognizes is “Anonymous.” This is portrayed to the world through its symbology, its activities or lack thereof, its tools and products. The primary symbology for Anonymous has become the Guy Fawkes mask.…

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    Mute Evasion

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    I can assist the server by answering questions and helping out. By helping out I mean to answer questions from any player or to ban hackers while helping. I also want to assist the server by getting the rank and showing how much more I could do as a Helper than what I could do with my regular in-game rank. I'm really nice and give players things to be nice but I would never abuse though Explain some cases in which you would perm-ban/temp-ban people: Mute Evasion This results in when a player is…

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    Unit 8 P1

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    purpose and lawfully processed. This will affect bedrooms4u in a good way because anyone who breaches the act can face fines up to £500 000. Also you could face a prison sentence. Computer Misuse Act 1990 This law was introduced to fight against hackers…

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    Computer technicians can now gain access to your computer remotely and sabotage your computer. They use a software known as Team Viewer to take control of your computer to plant malicious viruses on your computer’s storage. Once they gain control of your computer they then scare tactics on by showing you harmless computer errors and calling them “serious.” Then they plant viruses in the background of your computer and tell you it will take 299$(or whatever they ask for) to fix it. These are…

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    well as our monetary fund away from strangers in the real world. And we keep ourselves up to date with the passwords while constantly changing it at regular intervals required, especially with the credit cards and social Google accounts. But still hackers and robbers will find the best way out to decrypt our passwords from us through the worst of ways; surely for their own personal benefits and profits. This existing problem is shown along with clarity over the short story that Park presents. It…

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    Are Hackers Good Or Bad

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    of laptops offer Wi-Fi compatibility and various applications such as music, DVD/CD players, and games. Some even offer camera’s so users can Skype each other from all around the world; these cameras are dangerous as they are susceptible to hackers. A hacker mostly works in the cyberspace and uses information on the web and techniques to influence cyberspace, who can watch your every move and keystroke from your camera, stealing personal information. Our dependency of easy access to internet on…

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    Hackers Threat Analysis

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    factors and culture environment. Understanding threat actors include elements such as personality characteristics, motivations, and what drives or influence these criminals. Hackers break into systems for profit, thrills, bragging rights, and curiosity. There are several psychological factors which can often motivate hackers which can be money, fame, revenge, and personal thrills. Organizations today face many ominous cybersecurity concerns that must be addressed systematically and effectively…

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    in turn would then report directly to the Secret Service, the franchise, and to the credit card companies. The young four-eyed geek, who flew in from the Midland Region carried the key to unlock the mystery. A typical nerd analyst, knowing the ins and outs of all the computer systems, Japes worked him as best he could, establishing a quick relationship while attempting to decipher what happened. Although the youngster could not say officially what occurred, he soon recognized the malignant…

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    Panopticism Research Paper

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    Panopticism theory is a social theory that was called after the Panopticon. Michel Foucault, a French philosopher, was the developer of the term “Panopticon” and he used that term in his book, Discipline and Punish. The book was published in 1975 in France and it was one of Foucault’s important books. The book explained what the Panopticon is and the Panopticism used in it. During the 20’th century, Panopticism was used a lot in many different places with different techniques to eliminate threat…

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    If a gamer was asked to describe this game in a single word, they would probably say “Hacking” The main character Aiden Pearce is on a mission for justice; with access to ctOS and skilled combat training. It is possible for him to use a smartphone to spy through mounted cameras, peer into the private lives of the city's citizens and stop anyone who gets in his way. The story line has many twists and turns, where Aiden Pierce’s mission is to find out who is responsible for a family tragedy…

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