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Are you able to explain how a malicious wireless direct assault takes place? (Attack Utilising Wi-Fi Direct Hijacking): Kindly refrain from handwriting any notes.

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An organization is housed within a single building and uses only wired connections for local area networking. The organization is expanding and soon will occupy a single building across the street from the first building. It is not practical to run a wired connection across the street, so a directional Wi-Fi link will be used between the buildings. Explain two (2) security issues that should be considered in relation to the Wi-Fi link described above. Each explanation must name a cybersecurity service and explain why that service could be impacted by the proposed link.

Distinguishing spoofing from session hijacking is important. If you use the internet, tell us two measures you take to protect yourself from session hijacking.

Discussion Topic Post a total of 3 substantive responses over 2 separate days for full participation. This includes your initial post and 2 replies to classmates or your faculty member. Due Day 3 Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: Discuss how penetration tests provide insight about network vulnerabilities through testing network defenses, such as firewalls, honeypots, and IDS. Provide an example of an intrusion and how it can be circumvented. Due Day 7 Post 2 replies to classmates or your faculty member. Be constructive and professional.

Differentiating spoofing from session hijacking is important. If you use the internet, tell us two measures you take to protect yourself against session hijacking.

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Define “Security”. Name THREE (3) reasons why we need Security in Network. List some common security attacks and their countermeasures. Explain Firewalls. Explain TCP Attacks.

Distinguishing spoofing from session hijacking is important. If you use the internet, please provide two measures you use to protect yourself against session hijacking.

Network sniffing is the act of observing communications on the network in either a passive or an active mode. With sniffing, you can see what is being transmitted unprotected on the network and potentially intercept sensitive information. Attackers use sniffers to compromise the confidentiality of data as it flows across a network. Answer the following question(s): In a university environment, what ethical concerns might exist for administrators when sniffing traffic? Should you encrypt all network traffic to protect against unauthorized network sniffing? Why or why not? Fully address the question(s) in this discussion; provide valid rationale for your choices, where applicable;

Please answer all this questions and explain and show work of how you got each answer!

Can you explain the process of a malicious wireless direct attack? (Wireless Network Intercept) Avoid handwritten notes at all costs.

Phishing emails could claim that your money or personal information has been stolen. Think about it for a second.

Differentiate spoofing from session hijacking. Assuming yourself as a web user, list any two countermeasures you take to prevent you from session hijacking.

Session Hijacking attacks are explained, as well as how users can protect themselves. Discuss potential countermeasures.

Session hijacking assaults are a threat to users, therefore explain how they may protect themselves. Discuss possible defenses against such an onslaught. MAKE SURE I KNOW WHAT TO DO

All of the following are correct except:   a. An IoT device could be hijacked and then send spam e-mails     b. An IoT device could be hijacked and then deployed into botnets and used for DDoS attacks     c. IoT devices are vulnerable to the threat posed by the Shodan search engine     d. They are all correct

Firewalls use Access Control Lists (ACL). Explain what is meant by an ACL and typical contents. Explain what is meant by the term "salt" in relation to cryptography. You should discuss how it is used to make it more difficult to crack passwords.

phishing assaults on your network: how to prevent falling victim to their tricks In order to prevent a repeat of this incident, what measures should we take?