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    Identity Fraud

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    Hacking is a relatively new technique to describe gaining unauthorized access to a network or computing device. A negative connotation has always been associated with the term. However, in order to catch hackers law enforcement will often reverse engineer the same methods that they use. Hacking has proven to become a major challenge for law enforcement. Device and network intrusions are not easily accomplished. The skills needed to perform a hack requires a succinct knowledge of computers and networking

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    The Ipremier Company

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    The iPremier Company: Denial of Service Attack 1. Company overview The iPremier is Web-based Commerce Company and established in 1996 by two founder students from Swarthmore College. The company is one of the top two retail businesses in online transaction which selling from vintage goods and to the luxury item. Its well knows that during fiscal year 2006, iPremier has grabbed profit $2.1 millions with sales of $32 million from their high-end customer. The company has also recorded with

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    like ping attack, TCP SYN attack, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS), DHCP attack. Different security measures will be discussed through which the user can establish a secured network. These security measures will be implemented over SDN. 3.) Objectives: The main objective of this project is to enhance the security of a network using various modern day technologies. 1) The enhancement in the security of the network will mitigate the attacks like Denial of Service attacks. 2) It will also help in

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    processing online orders. While the web server was down, the company could not accept any new orders or allow their customers to view their products. An inadequately third-party managed and configured router/firewall allowed hackers to execute a DOS (Denial of Service) attack on iPremier. I recommend purchasing a new firewall solution that will be managed and configured by the Company’s IT staff internally. This

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    Fake or Forged Traffic: Any presence of networking components such as switches or routers means that there is a very high chance of fake or forged traffic to be induced in order to bring the network down. Denial of Service (DoS) attack is one of the most famous of all attacks that exist in today’s networking world. Openflow is a standard convention which actualizes the above stated principle of SDN. It is utilized for the association between a switch, composing the data plane, and a controller,

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    EECN520 Threats and countermeasures Coursework 1 - Computer Misuse Act Businesses, Governments and academic institutions are becoming needy on the internet in their day to day undertakings. Similarly, consumers are increasing their use of e-commerce and online shopping more. This indicates increasing openings for hackers to intercept and disrupt activities. Hacking became an issue in the 80’s and law enforcements agencies couldn’t find a way stop this threat. They were not causing any physical

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    Logs Systems should require logging for access. This will create a list of users and events. Recording these events prevents anonymity. Enable logging for each client to detect changes in the system and to see who is using that system. Enable logging for each server to see which administrator has accessed the system and what changes have been made under their privileges. Enable logging for network devices to see which administrator made what changes on the network at any given time and under which

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    Question No 1: List the security advantages of cloud-based solutions? Following are the security advantages of cloud based solutions. a. Immediate deployment of software patch: Most of the cloud providers have team to deploy the patch installation so cloud based software may have shorter vulnerability. b. Extended human-relations reach: Cloud based solution providers able to keep better employees who will monitor the system software. They can increased the security such as reference checking

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    proliferate. Case in point, Symantec reported an ad on an underground discussion in 2010 advertising a botnet of 10,000 bots for US$ 15. This botnet may be utilized within a spam or rogueware attack, yet could additionally be utilized for a distributed denial of service attack. Botnet activity is in charge of gigantic fiscal misfortunes to Internet Service Providers, privately owned businesses, governments and home clients. ITU (International Telecommunication Union) appraises that the money related impacts

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    Discrimination In the IT world you are judged off of your experience. My age has limited my chance for experience. So, in the IT world where I am surrounded by 30-45 year old men who have been doing the job way longer than I have, my voice isn’t heard much. The ideas I pitch get crumpled up and thrown away. I feel like a henchman who comes up with a great idea; then, my boss comes and takes credit for the thinking of it first. There was one time where their discrimination against me blinded them

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