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    sends cookies and client browser directions to store it. Then the browser sends the cookie to the server till the page is needed again.Therefore cookies is a standard interview question. That cookie is stored User information, like the User choices, Password, address and billing information. Most browsers store cookies in text files plain in the text. Therefore it’s not secure at all, and no sensitive information should remain stored in cookies. Some browsers limit the number of cookies…

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    Because standard email messages that they normally use can make it possible for someone else to trace their personal information. (Poremba, 2013) For instance, my email which included my banking account and its password can be leaked by hackers. PGP has its advantages and disadvantages; many of the disadvantages to PGP can be overcome through training and some are hardly occured. But for better using, developers of the PGP encryption system should gradually minimize…

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    The Good Censorship Can Bring People can read and watch what they want, but somethings need to be restricted. For example, imagine a child listening to cursing in a song or movie and then, not knowing any better, goes to school saying the actual word. In Ray Bradbury’s book, Fahrenheit 451, he writes about a society where everything is censored. In order to restore protection in a society, people need censorship. Censorship protects children, ensures the privacy of people, and reduces…

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    Online education significantly involves social networking which allows an organization or a company to improve in the sector of communication and production of goods and services. These are archived because a company can reach to its employees easily and efficiently. There is an open communication which enhances invention and delivery of data from one place to another also provision of an opportunity to widen commerce contacts. Social networking may include facebook, twitter, Google, Wikipedia.…

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    Value Of Integrity

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    Integrity is definitely an important value that one has to practice their lives. If you are someone who always speaks nothing but the truth, of course others would be more likely to believe and have great trust in you. It is necessary to tell the truth no matter whatever the consequences you may face. The consequences may affect you negatively, then you would have to be fully responsible for it. I remember it vividly, my experience, when I had to make my decision on whether to tell the truth or…

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    My Experience Of Computer

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    My school was too lazy to give each student an account on the school servers so ever pc ran on a guest account which meant I couldn’t install any programs without an admin password. So I finally found a way to temporarily delete the system password using Konboot. Then I came across tools like Kali, hydra, Cain and Abel etc. At this point I knew that this sort of programming is something I could actually enjoy doing and so I have been working towards perfecting…

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    KSSL Case Study

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    SSL: KSSL is a client side only implementation of SSLv3.0 Other versions, SSLv2.0 or SSLv3.1 (aka TLS1.0) are not currently supported since they are not used as frequently. The client only offers two cipher suites – RSA RC4 128 MD5 and RSA RC4 40 MD5 since they are fast and almost universally implemented by SSL servers from the very early days of the protocol. Client side authentication is not implemented because it is rarely used and requires (highly CPU intensive) private key RSA operations on…

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    False Sense Of Security

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    How could Administrative, Technical, and Physical Controls introduce a false sense of security? Security controls are technical, physical or administrative defenses to evade, neutralize or diminish harm or inaccessibility because of risks operating on their corresponding weakness, i.e., security risk. Organizations add security controls, which is no surprise; however, it is easier than most think to bypass these controls. The business “goes through the motions of deploying a security tool or…

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    Technology is evolving every day and with new technology comes new security issues. Many of today’s technology relies on “trusted” operating systems. Only a true developer will be able to navigate through other uncommon operating systems. Some of the most popular operating systems are Microsoft Windows, Apple’s iOS, and Google’s Android. Though many people use these operating systems, they are not always secure. To be considered secure, a user must know the full extent of an operating system’s…

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    Network Security

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    In today’s ever changing technological world, network security is a necessity. According to The SANS Institute, a research and educational organization dedicated to “information security training and security certification”, network security is “the process of taking physical and software preventative measures to protect the underlying networking infrastructure from unauthorized access, misuse, malfunction, modification, destruction, or improper disclosure, thereby creating a secure platform for…

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