Password

Why Asking for a Job Applicant’s Facebook Password Is Fair Game” by Alfred Edmond Jr. discusses the ethical and social issues that arise if an employer asks a potential employee for their Facebook password and in what cases this is appropriate. From the beginning of the essay, Edmond takes a stance, saying, “Many people who watched me on mSNBC’s Your Business on Sunday were surprised to hear that my answer is Yes” (132). Edmond then talks about the two circumstances in which this question can…

Cell phones, work computers, cached password information, unsecure workstations, and unmanaged web environments all play huge in information leaks. So many people set up home networks or wireless networks with no security. The same goes for business men or women that are not encrypting their…

for a Job Applicant’s Facebook Password Is Fair Game,” Edmond explains his reasoning behind why he thinks that employers should be able to ask for the social media passwords for the applicant’s accounts. In his article Edmond argues the case that an employer should be able to ask a job applicant for their Facebook password as a consideration for employment from a prospective employee. Edmond raises some valid points about asking for an employee’s Facebook password, however his some of his…

are still quite prevalent today. All the bad password practices are still prevalent, and the use of passwords has done nothing but increase. It is interesting to note a study cited by the author where 12% of users at that time were accessing 10 or more systems. The author surmised if individual websites were factored into the analysis the percentage would grow substantially. He even related personal information to indicate that his number of passwords for systems and sites was well over 30. …

fine-grained password policies where users, computers, and groups are given a more personalized as well as secure computing experience based on the role and importance those objects play in the overall infrastructure. I found the information as well as skills learned in this lab invaluable due to how important Group Policy is to Active Directory and how end systems as well as users are…

which help to authentic user (Admin & Cinema Owner) to access the application. Authentic user needs to provide valid username & password which he /she has registered with system and can access their respective area. 3.2.1. Different Design options 1) Login by providing username & Password We chose this design in which registered user need to provide username & Password which he registered with application. 2) Login by Facebook /LinkedIn This another option which we can use but currently this…

Passwords will always have a risk of an attacker guessing the correct the password (Gollmann, D. 2011). If the password has been thought prudent the risks of an attacker guessing it will drastically decrease (Gollmann, D. 2011). A study from 2010 was published by Ashlee Vance where the most common password was “123456” and in this study Vance mentions “easier a password is for the owner to remember generally means it will be easier for an attacker to guess”. A hard password to remember…

Denial of Service Attack: Denial-of-Service attacks are conducted by cyber-criminals with the intent of blocking legitimate users from accessing a network or server (Evens et al., p. 350-351). In many cases, these attacks occur on organizations, such as Facebook, and Twitter, and when successful, prevent a user from accessing the services of various websites, including email, and online accounts. Denial-of-service attacks are generally conducted by flooding networks with a large volume of…

Create user name and password for external source employee. 20th/Jul/2016 Link 7 employee to one manger (Reporting Line). Explain to new coop student how to create user name and password. Create database for 20 new position that database include new position with sequence, corporate title, organization, location and direct manager. 21th/Jul/2016 Link 20 new position to direct manager in the system. Create user name and password for 5 employees (Internal…

prove that the defendant's actions were for the purpose of committing theft. The defendant also argued that he couldn't have “taken” the password files, because despite moving them from one computer to his own computer, the files were still on Intel's computer. State had argued that copying the passwords had stripped Intel of their value. Copying the passwords made them useless to fulfilling…