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    This strategy works by opening multiple network connections to distribute the traffics equally but we have to mention that this can be accomplished as long as the data links in the subnet are able to handle the capacity. 7. Suppose we design a reliable transport protocol that use only NAKs as feedback from receiver to sender: • If the data rate is low (sender sends packets infrequently), is a NAK-only protocol better than an ACK-based protocol? Why? o In this case a NAK-only protocol will not be better because such protocol only detects lost of packet when a following packet is correctly received, consequently this can represent long error recovery time. • if the data rate is high and the network drops only a small number of packets is a NAK-only protocol better than a ACK-based protocol? Why? o When the rate is high an ACK-based protocol is not appropriate because of the high overhead. If data rate is high NAK’s are sent occasionally oppose to ACKs never sent representing a significant reduction of feedback. So recovery under NAK could be faster. 8. What are the 3 transport layer services? These services…

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    The amount of information that AKO allows to be submits and tracked by all Soldiers is limitless. When this system is not used correctly or not used at all by Soldiers and organization it can really make work and information very hard. Characteristics of the Users of the System Every Soldier…

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    851 Variance Essay

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    After collaborating with Steve Thomas the developer requested input from the user and analyzed the 851 Variance application where the issue could be occurring. Input from the user is still pending. Based on the prior collaboration, the developer set the folder permissions on the applications folder to be the same as the ‘uploads’ folder. • While analyzing the 851 Variance application for issues, the developer discovered more 5,200 extraneous test records remaining from a NetSparker test…

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    Unit 9 P6 Hotmail System

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    they are signing in for the first time they will be provided with the Hotmail sign in page. On the left of the screen, users will be provided with the information they require to sign up while on the right side, they will be provided with the textboxes, checkboxes and buttons as well as links that will be useful when it comes to logging in. On the Hotmail sign in screen they will be presented with a field known as the "Windows Live ID" where they are required to enter their email address. The…

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    I knew immediately that I wanted to give up social media for three days from the moment I read the details of the assignment. It was an easy choice for me because, it is something that I engage in every day. I am on my apps and my cell phone constantly. Perhaps even more than the average person should be. Checking my cell phone as I awake is a part of my morning ritual, and it happens subconsciously. I wake up in the morning and grab my phone to check Instagram and Facebook like it is the…

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    In this paper, we propose a MAC-based remote lock and wipe system through the SMS push notification to protect against the private data disclosure when smart phone is lost or stolen. The proposed system provides the integrity checking mechanism so that the malicious users are unable to launch denialof- service attacks which send the lock or wipe commands to the normal users on purpose. Also, it satisfies the SMS length limitation of 80 bytes long without downgrading the security level.…

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    by sharing your username and password to the EMR. What are the risks of sharing your user name and password to the EMR? What is the impact on clinical practice and patient? Give clinical examples. When sharing your username and password to a database such as the EMR, patient information and the clinical practice may be put in jeopardy. There are many risks to a situation such…

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    Lounge: 1. At the very top of the page, two options will be available: Trades and Bets. Clicking on Bets will bring you to the active/upcoming matches section of the site. a. A list of matches will be available here detailing each team playing, the region, and the projected percentage of each team winning. 2. For this example, we’re going to choose the upcoming Liquid vs. Vega match to bet on. After clicking on the appropriate match, we’re brought to the main match screen. a. In order to use…

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    Policy The purpose of this statement of policy is to establish incident response protocols, disaster response protocols and methods for maintaining information assurance. This will outline procedures that are in accordance with legal and organizational regulation requirements and policies that will address any issues regarding information stored within the organization. Incident Response Protocols Unauthorized Facility Access: If there is an unauthorized attempt to access the facility where…

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    website. We will explore how the improvements OpenID has made over the years have caused it along with OAuth to become some of the most widely used cross-site authentication protocols. In this paper, we will also touch on what flaws still exist in these protocols and if their benefits outweigh those flaws. This work is relevant because OpenID Connect and OAuth are used so widely today, both internally for companies and for public-facing websites. The security implications that stem from…

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