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    Fuzzy Logic Case Study

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    Daniel (2009). Fuzzy logic is a form of much logical value. Compared to traditional binary sets fuzzy logic variables may have a truth value that ranges in degree between -1 and 1. Fuzzy logic has been extended to handle the concept of partial truth, where the truth value may range between completely true and completely false. A cognitive map is a type of mental representation that serves an individual to acquire code, store, recall and decode information about the relative locations. A…

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    Edward Snowden's Analysis

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    When in May 2013, Edward Snowden disclosed information about the U.S. intelligence conducting controversial government surveillance activities to newspaper reporters, the US government accused him of violating the Espionage Act of 1917. Specifically, Snowden currently faces three criminal charges. The first charge falls under section 641 of the United State Code for theft of government property. The other two charges fall under the Espionage act section 793 (d) and section 798 (a)(3). These two…

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    Introduction In recent years, there was a growing demand for more and more communication; many facilities were made in this field in order to enable people from different cultures to easily interact with each other, thanks to technological advancements. This present chapter provides a clear overview of the concepts of communicative and pragmatic competence with all its components. Also, it accounts for cross-cultural communication and its different aspects. 1. 1. Communicative…

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    Service are in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 8. Use of Information G3 tech is free to use any company and consumer information, concepts, ideas, techniques, or materials gathered for the sole purpose of this contract. These materials will only be used by G3 tech for the duration of the contact solicited by Flix2You. By agreeing to these terms, you agree to disclose the information necessary to complete the project described in this document. II. PRIVACY POLICY…

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    main objective of the attacks is to ask for money from the victims. Organizations created and stored numbers of information or data in their system everyday which are increasing from day to day. Moreover, cybercriminals has already learnt an investigated about their victims before attacks, for sure they will targeted an organization that earns such a huge amount of income. The information in the organization is essential for its business operation, without it the organization cannot run the…

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    ASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS: 1. What is the regulation or law that you would propose? Be very specific in the wording. (This will be your own idea and written in your own words). (20 points) Answer: After doing so much shopping online, I have decided to make a regulation regarding the theft of identities on websites and stores that are quite popular. I shop at Target, Home Depot, and even buy a lot of coffee at Starbucks and all of these companies have been hacked by identity thieves. Therefore,…

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    The Importance Of Hacking

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    the word “Hacker”? You probably think of some criminal trying to gain access to your bank account or take over your technology. The term “hacker” has gotten a bad reputation due to their portrayal by the media. The word “hacker” has been changed so much by the media that people believe all hackers are criminals and want to do harm. However, this is not the hacker's goal. The truth is hackers are people who intend on bettering the system., besides all of the stereotypical view of hackers, they…

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    1) Hatman: Intra-Cloud Trust Management for Hadoop AUTHOR: S. M. Khan and K. W. Hamlen Information and calculation uprightness and security are real attentiveness toward clients of distributed computing offices. Numerous generation level mists hopefully accept that all cloud hubs are similarly reliable when dispatching occupations; employments are dispatched in light of hub load, not notoriety. This expands their defenselessness to assault, since trading off even one hub suffices to degenerate…

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    Residential Locksmith Why Residential Locksmiths Are Necessary Having your home secure is one of the most important criteria if you intend to keep your property and valuables safe. Thieves today are tech-savvy and leave no stone unturned to break into your house and slip away undetected with your valuables. In this chaotic scenario, having the facility to get in touch with a residential locksmith is definitely a plus point. There are a whole host of benefits that a residential…

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    1. The message I would have received as a hospital administrator from this video would have been: The importance of keeping my organization's information secure from anyone else not permitted to have my knowledge, and more specifically the knowledge of my patient's care as well as their demographic information. It is my responsibility as a hospital administrator to keep my data secure, and whether that means hiring a IT security company or maintaining a high security software is my…

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