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    addresses and even GPS coordinates. Email account associated with .gov or military was also discovered indicating spill of high profile information. This is an interesting incident because it talks about bcrypt password hash was put in place by the company that averted the risk of use of stolen password, it also takes about MD5 cryptographic hash function. Violation of privacy and stealing information is a serious crime, both morally and legally. I strongly feel that these types of incident…

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    show a better understanding of how important it is ti protect data and system which an organisation is working with. I will describe: Firewall configuration, Audit logs, Virtual Private Networks (VPN), Anti-virus, software updating, username and password and backup. Firewall configuration – Every computer or any another device that has an internet connection and does not have any essential protection is much more resistant and this may lead to get infected by malicious infections. Firewall…

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    unauthorized events may be present in the system and operate in the industrial control systems network without detection. 6. Authenticator management: Passwords verify the authenticity of a user, and if compromised, the system assumes the user is an authorized party. Passwords can be easily compromised using techniques such as brute force (password guessing) or pass the hash…

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    on a public server to research the cyber attacks. Once we deploy the system, we will concentrate on recording all the attempts made by the intruder to enter the information system. We will be able to analyze the most commonly used usernames and passwords and analyze the shell commands used by the intruders to develop remedies of attacks on the original…

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    going out into the network without permission [1]. Passwords are another important concept to consider when thinking about computer crime. It is important to not use the same password for everything [2]. It is also very critical that passwords are never shared with others. Passwords are meant to be confidential and should never be shared. Passwords should not be something simple that are easily guessable. Another smart idea is to change passwords every once in a while just to be extra cautious.…

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    and teens on their sites. Major corporations do not overly care about the peopleon the other end. They just want the money from the people who sign up. Parents can prevent cyberbulling with three simple tasks. The parents need to be aware, ask for passwords, establish rules while on the computer. Cyberbullying is defined as the use of electronic communication to bully a person, typically by sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature. This type of bullying is often invisible. It…

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    Case Study On RLES

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    1. Goal The primary goal of this lab was to establish a base network in RLES that will be built on in future labs. We worked with new PFSense, a routing interface with which I was unfamiliar. I learned how to configure internal and external interfaces with PFSense, and was able to modify the rest of the necessary settings via the Web GUI. We learned how to configure RHEL, and also got to experiment with setting up a Wiki. Finally, we had a chance to configure and work with a monitoring…

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    Kerberos Essay

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    INTRODUCTION Kerberos is a compound network authentication system that was initiated by MIT in 1989. In Greek tradition, Kerberos was a wild three-headed dog that controlled the passageway to the underworld (Hades). Kerberos shielded that only the deceased, not living humans, pass into Hades. In our world, Kerberos is a system that handle powerful data encryption algorithms ahead with message digest algorithms to guarantee data confidentiality and integrity in the time of the authentication…

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    could have saved time, by not having to figure out what the password was. Sherlock in response again flouts the Maxim of Relation by giving no attention to John's implicitly stated anger and warning not to use his computer. He rather rebuts the argument given by John, that his behavior was unreasonable, by simply stating that it took him a short amount of time to guess the password. With John asking Sherlock whether he guessed the password he flouts the Maxim of Manner for a third time in the…

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    Apple Security Attack

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    security and safety imposed on their devices for the investigation of the San Bernardino attacks. The core issue is concerning a wall that secures all Apple devices with a personal password set up by the user. This password protects all data on their device as it is the first page to pop up when opening the device. If this password is attempted ten times incorrectly, all data…

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