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    Contents What is war driving?-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2 Case: TJX Hacker Get 20 Years in Prison---------------------------------------------------------------------3 Case: Alleged Porn Pirate Caught With Pants Down-----------------------------------------------------4 Case: War-Driving Guilty Plea in Lowe’s Wi-Fi Case-----------------------------------------------------4 Case: The Case of the Not-So-Friendly…

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    Google could be held liable for civil damages for secretly intercepting data on open Wi-Fi routers. Google wifi sniffing might break the Wiretap Law. Collection of unencrypted content from wireless routers isn’t exempt from the Wiretap Act. Its Street View mapping cars which rolled through neighborhoods around the world, were equipped with Wi-Fi–sniffing hardware to record the names and MAC addresses of routers to improve Google location-specific services. But the cars also secretly gathered…

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    Currently I am enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology with an Emphasis in Cyber Security from Grand Canyon University. This course requires you to have Everyday Sociology which prepares you to deal with social relationships such as race, gender religion, and economic/social class. Followed by some English Composition II skills to help you communicate effectively in writing. Then there’s Psychology in Everyday Life which prepares you to study the mindset of an individual…

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    The following are the top 10 types of packets: IPv4: Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) is the standard version of the internet protocol, that acts as the platform for standard internet protocols and existing internet models (ISP). Extensive use of this protocol led to exhaustion of IP addresses. Therefore, we are bound to use IPv6, in the near future. A feature called as sub-netting is used for IP address allocation. It is defined in RFC 791. IPv6: Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the…

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    Transmission of a signal over a series of networks is made possible by switches and routers, which are hardware devices, and nodes on the network. 47. The distinguishing characteristic of packet switching is that once a connection is made between the source and destination, the path of the signal along the nodes is dedicated and exclusive. 48. Wireless networks use packet switching and wireless routers to forward packets from one network to another network. 49. Bandwidth is the…

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    the computers are connected to the library’s electrical power thru surge protectors with two surge protectors per group of tables. Furthermore, the computers are patched to the library's network switch which is connected to the ISP’s cable modem/router. The ISP’s cable…

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    Portfolio Milestone – Phase 1/ Option #1 Statement of Problem/ Needs I am being hired on as an Information Technology (IT) professional to set up an office of approximately 20 people for a small business firm. They desire half of the employees to be using desktop computers and the other half to be using laptops. They also desire a wire-less network that can be utilized by the laptops and wire-less printing and scanning capabilities for the whole office. The desktops will be hard-wired to the…

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    smaller networks through mediums including satellite and cable (Hathaway, 2014, p. 307). Elam, Stepahanson, & Hanberger (2002) explain data is broken down into manageable packets then finally reassembled for enquirer. This process takes place through routers which switch the data to the required destination. Known as TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol), this process developed out of a necessity for a standardised method for different networks to communicate with each other…

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    Part 1 What is data compression? Data compression is where a file is made smaller by shortening code where it is similar. This is helpful when transmitting files over the net, or in general just saving space of a SSD or Normal Hard drive. Data compression comes in two forms: Lossless Compression: Lossless compression is where similar parts of a file, are compressed by their similarities, however, the frequency is recorded and can be uncompressed without losing any extra data. This is usually…

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    The Wi-Fi has unlicensed 2.4GHz spectrum which may cause degradation in performance because it often crowed with other device such as Bluetooth, microwave ovens, cordless phone etc. 5. Wi-Fi network also have a very limited range. A home Wi-Fi router might have a range of45m indoors and 90m outdoors. 6. The most common wireless encryption standard, WEP has been showed to be breakable even after correctly configured. 7. The Wi-Fi modem use dangerous electromagnetic radiation to send the…

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