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    Anonymity as a Necessary Evil The Internet is filled with people that cannot be normally identified. They are essentially disembodied voices that speak when not spoken to and provide opinion even when they do not have a valid one to present, Anonymity is a necessary evil as it allows people to freely express opinion without retaliation, allows people to share information, and for the preservation of personal freedom. The United States guarantees a right to the freedom of speech. This means…

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    Technology Framework Design In this section, we combine the user domain needs described in Part 1 of this proposal, the physical framework requirements described in Part 2, and the technology selections described in Part 3 to create the final Digital Edge Manufacturing network infrastructure proposal. Choosing the Cabling Used in the Network We considered infrastructure costs, speed, and reliability for cabling and adaptors. Our network employed hybrid type of network sine we use Ethernet cable,…

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    BLUETOOTH TECHNOLOGY Introduction As with time, our need becomes our necessity. And it is said that, Necessity is father of all Invention. With time we need wireless technology that can replace cables such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth. Bluetooth is also cable replacement technology that can connect different computer devices with a short-range wireless radio connection. It has wide areas of applications. Some of it’s features is • Low Complex Architechture, • Power Consumption is low • Less Price •…

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    This demand can in turn decrease profit for Internet Service Providers. Additionally, Net Neutrality works in favor of the consumer. "Without Net Neutrality, ISPs have the ability to charge for better access to certain content on the internet." (“Point: A Free and Open”). All people do not want to pay extra to access content that is free to access with Net Neutrality. Without the free internet, and people will have yet another fee to pay for. From a consumer’s viewpoint, Net Neutrality is good…

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    What is net neutrality? Net neutrality is the principle that people should be able to access to the internet without restrictions. The company in which you get your internet through, also known as ISP, is not able to discriminate against you for the websites and services you access. Having net neutrality also allows every website to work at the same, average speed provided by your ISP. People have been able to use net neutrality for a long time and depend on it every time they go online. There…

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    “You can go a long way with a smile. You can go a lot further with a smile and a gun.”-Al Capone. The 1920’s was a time of crime and rebellion introduced to America through the work of Al Capone and his mafia, the prohibition movement, and the creation of Speakeasies. Al Capone was born on January 17 1899 in New York to his parents who moved to New York from Italy. He grew up in the slums near the Navy Yard, surrounded by bars and sailors who sought vice. “The family was a regular, law abiding…

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    user to update or risk losing network access. They can no longer hit ‘ignore’ and carry on as before,” said Dore. With Bradford’s Network Sentry solution in place, New College can track and shut down rogue access points quickly, as well as expand wireless connectivity and access points throughout the campus,. In addition, it provides detailed visibility into student activity, and has enabled the college to save time when updating machines, exercise more consistent control, and maintain…

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    Everyone in this room uses the internet, probably daily, but many of you may not realise a threat which could harm the way our internet works, net neutrality intends to protect us consumers from the threats. Net Neutrality is often mistaken to be related to censorship, or other seemingly unethical act, that's just a small part, the idea of Net Neutrality is, in a nutshell, that all data carried over the internet should be treated equally. This means that any organisation, government or corporate…

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    Part B: VoIP Computer-to-Computer Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is the process of taking analog signals, such as a human voice, and transmitting them over the Internet as digital data. Computer-to-computer VoIP is usually thought of as the simplest way to use VoIP, as it simply requires a computer with basic peripherals, an internet connection and can easily be used with popular software such as Skype. What devices are involved from transferring Alice’s voice to the sound that Bob receives…

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    Vulnerability Assessments

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    does not have to physically connect to any of the network devices in order to gain access. They do not even have to be inside the same room or building. An attacker can sit outside of a building, but still be within the range of the wireless access point (WAP). With a high gain antenna and directional transmitter, an attacker can connect to a WAP from beyond its normal range. An attacker who drives around scanning for WAPs to exploit is conducting an attack known as “wardriving”. In one…

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