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Task: Research Network Security Attacks Each student will search using Internet resources including Cisco NetAcad for the following information about the network security attacks as given in the table below. You should add figures to support your explanation. Answer each of the following questions for the type of security attack provided in the table below: 1. What is that type of attack? 2. Discuss different types of that attack, if any. 3. How each type of that attack effects the network and users? 4. Give at least five security recommendations to control and prevent that attack. (Malware (Virus, Worm, Trojans))

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INTERNET and COMPUTER CRIME 1. You are one of the top students in your university’s computer science program of 200 students. You are surprised when you are met after class by two representatives from a federal intelligence agency. Over dinner, they talk to you about the increasing threat of cyberterrorist attacks launched on the United States by foreign countries and the need to counter those attacks. They offer you a position on the agency’s supersecret cyber terrorism unit, at a starting salary 50 percent higher than you know other computer science graduates are being offered. Your role would be to both develop and defend against new zero-day exploits that could be used to plant malware in the software used by the government and military computers. Would such a role be of interest to you? What questions might you ask to determine if you would accept their offer of employment?     2.       You are a member of the application development organization for a small but rapidly growing…

Data Security is considered a senior Management concern and responsibility. It affects every company’s operation, reputation and ultimately impacts revenue, profits, and a competitive edge. Yet many companies do not implement defenses that could help to prevent and control data breaches. In June 2012 LinkedIn a business social network site was hacked, this data breach was discovered when IT security experts discovered millions of LinkedIn passwords on a Russian underground site. The reason this happened was that the company was using outdated encryption methods and within 2 days, most passwords were cracked. What steps can a business take to keep control of its data security? What security management processes and activities in each process should a business follow to ensure they have an Information Technology Risk management strategy in place?

China is one of the most populous countries in the world. The Chinese government also takes many steps to control the Internet inside China to a great extent. These restrictions are often referred to as the Great Firewall of China and has been controversial for several years. Internet companies are required to abide by the government restrictions or be cut off from having access to and doing business with Chinese citizens. That doesn’t mean that information doesn’t get through, but it is a lot harder for citizens to access unapproved sites. Open a search engine (Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo) and search for Great Firewall of China.  Do some research on the issue (view more than one site for information), how it works, its history and future, and what it means for citizens. Open a Word document and answer the following questions in a paper 1-2 pages long. Explain what The Great Firewall of China is, and how it works, and what types of contents are blocked,  What happens if someone searches…

What are your thoughts on whether or not Facebook and other social media platforms should provide law enforcement access to user accounts in order to conduct investigations? Just what is the point of posing such a question, anyway? How do you feel about the debate over whether or not Facebook and other social media sites should provide law enforcement access to user accounts in order to facilitate investigations? We're left wondering why on earth someone would ask such a pointless inquiry.

Discussion Forum - Unit 7 Activity 1 TASK A: Discuss the following questions, identifying possible reasons and motives for the users at both sides of the spectrum: Discuss why users try to break into other user's computers and information systems Discuss why users create viruses. Discuss who owns electronic mail systems, and why they do TASK B: Answer the question posed in the Panama Papers Vignette - Was it wrong to hack and leak the Panama Papers? What technology issues led to the security breach in the Panama Papers case. What is the possible business impact of this security breach for the law firm and its customers? What should the law firm do in the future to avoid similar incidents? TASK C: What is the difference between a business continuity plan and a disaster recovery plan?

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True or false. Please answer this questions. Phishing is a technique where a hacker poses as a legitimate representative of an official organization to persuade you to discuss highly confidential information 8 ROM memory is considered volatile because it requires constant electrical supply to store data and instructions 9 digital revolution is the process of converting text, numbers, sound, photos, and video into data that can be processed by digital devices Supercomputer are the most fastest computers

Module 4: Discussion At How does social media impact Internet forensics investigations?

Reflections   Classify the following types of attacks with respect to CIA (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability) triad.   2013 – A Syrian group hacked into the Associated Press’ Twitter account and tweeted that President Obama had been injured in explosions at the White House – the single tweet caused a 147-point drop in the Dow 2014 – More than 73,000 internet-connected cameras in 256 countries were found to be streaming their footage on the web in November 2015 – Anonymous begin releasing financial reports exposing firms in the US and China 2016 – Both the World Anti-Doping Agency and Democratic National Committee are breached with hackers manipulating their data to embarrass the organisations 2017 – Dyn DDoS Attacks knock down half the Internet. The attack utilized a botnet made up of “internet of things” (IoT) devices (think: smart TVs, DVRs, and internet-connected cameras) to take down a major piece of internet infrastructure

2 You have now seen some techniques for identifying and avoiding scams. How can the social media-using general public be better educated to avoid online scams such as like farming and clickbait?

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How does a virus infect a computer? How do computer worms spread? How do fraudster use social media to steal information? What do fraudster who practice phisting usually steal? When does copyright infringement occur?

In 2006, Hewlett-Packard Development Company LP became embroiled in a controversy over methods used toinvestigate media leaks from its board. HP Chairperson Patricia Dunn could have simply asked the directors who was the source cited in the story, sought an apology and gone from there. With some direct face-to-face communication, the story would likely have ended quickly. It did not. “Not only did investigators impersonate board members, employees and journalists to obtain their phone records, but according to multiple reports, they also surveilled an HP director and a reporter for CNet Networks Inc. They sent monitoring spyware in an e-mail to that reporter by concocting a phoney tip. They even snooped on the phone records of former CEO and Chairperson Carly Fiorina, who had launched the quest to identify media sources in the first place.” The situation continued to escalate. For example, the New York Times reported that HP consultants even considered planting clerical or custodial…

Question K please use your own works or if you use some source please write down the cited work: describe the emergence and history of Al-Qaeda  Full explain this question very fast solution sent me step by step

LinkedIn does not collect information on its users' bank accounts, debit cards, or credit cards. This begs the question, why would financially motivated hackers target LinkedIn in the first place? Which pieces of data would be most valuable to hackers?

LinkedIn does not store any financial information, including users' credit card numbers or bank account details. So, why would data thieves who are for financial gain target LinkedIn? Which kind of data do you think hackers would most want to steal?

Case Study 3: Hacking Create an introduction based on the given topic above. The story will be seen in the given link below  https://cyber.harvard.edu/ilaw/Cybercrime/

Part 4: Protecting Critical Infrastructure and the Homeland    The Department of Defense (DoD) Cyber Strategy 2018 discusses the protection of critical infrastructure and the homeland. What does that mean to private organizations such as yours? If most critical infrastructure in the United States is owned by the private sector, what responsibility does the DoD have in this regard? Some would argue US laws are outdated and thus the DoD has little authority to assist. Others would argue US laws were purposely established such that the private sector would defend itself and not need assistance from the military. Obviously, for the DoD to assist, it would need the private organizations' data. Said another way, the DoD would need your data as a private citizen/customer of that organization. Those that believe our laws need to be updated argue giving up privacy for protection is legitimate. Others will argue that we should not give private information of citizens to the government for any…

Learn about Edward Snowden, a former CIA employee and US government contractor who hacked into the National Security Agency's computer system and released secret material without permission in 2013. Indicate whether or not you believe he is an American patriot or a traitor (in no more than 100-200 words). Why?

doing out internet research The adventures of Mafiaboy When and how did he start hacking websites? The question is how they acquired him.

Midterm paper on Ethical Hacking help me to write 2pages please.

What are your opinions on whether social media sites like Facebook should provide law enforcement access to its users' accounts in order to conduct investigations? What precisely is the point of asking such a question?

Case Study : You are your Own Worst Enemy   Intel study - Most companies are very concerned about the online activities of the Gen Y group. Almost 30 percent of surveyed companies have changed their IT policies to allow access to e-mail from nonsanctioned mobile phones and to allow employees to use social networking sites.   In the Intel Study mentioned in the case study above, about 30 percent of companies surveyed have changed their IT policies to allow access to e-mail from nonsanctioned mobile phones and to allow employees to use Social networking sites. Give some reasons as to why these companies might have changed their policies?