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taught throughout chapter 9 that was able to be mastered in order to complete project 9D. In this particular project we was responsible of recording/assigning a macro, being able to activate the macro in sequence , writing a set of commands, using ActiveX control buttons, and add or take away from the commands code (View Code feature). Those 3 skills was the major lesson of the entire chapter 9. This was a pretty lengthy chapter that’s full of new, interesting, and useful material. Starting off with

Every few weeks, we learn about another data breach. It 's the privacy world 's version of an oil spill. A hacker breaks into a company and grabs a database of our personal details. They 're sold on the black market, and the exposure puts us at higher risk of fraud and identity theft. Information protection is something you do, not something you buy. It is not a policy to put in place and forget. Information security requires a strong process and effective technologies, all based on a sound understanding

Comparison of Java, JavaScript, Java Applets and Java Beans Introduction Starting back in the early 1990's with the introduction of Java to the computer scene there has been many updates and advances in how languages interact with web based programs. In this paper we are going to highlight several areas of several different Java flavors. The flavors we are addressing are Java, JavaScript, Java Applets and JavaBeans. We will discuss their history, features, usage and syntax and finally follow

Internet has become new service for helping most of the time but, there are certain occasions where it becomes a nuisance' The internet has become a very popular tool at the hand of every one who is a computer literate person of course, used mostly to get information, shop online and download files, music and so on. But while surfing the internet for appropriate or specific information, we often end up wasting time with unwanted jargons and reacting to scam. We shall discuss deeper into these

Summary Notes Aimee reported that her computer had again experienced a bluescreen. Connected remotely to the computer. Used a utility to find the cause of the bluescreen, which was an unidentified driver. Downloaded and installed the latest drivers for the Intel HD graphics card, the chipset, and memory card reader from the manufacturer. Aimee also reported that her wireless connection was intermittent, and that she received an error stating that the default gateway is not available. Researched

Assignment 7. Go online and search for information about security threats posed by browser add-ins, such as Java applets and ActiveX controls. Note that most of these programs are small in size and downloaded onto computers over the Internet. Look for a specific example of a security problem resulting from such add-ins, and document the problem in a case study. • Java is one of the most widely used add-ons on the internet this day. Anyone from personal computer users to companies and organizations

has discovered on October 10, 2017, an Adobe Flash zero-day exploit. Adobe assigned it CVE-2017-11292. The payload is delivered, most commonly by a socially engineered email, through a Microsoft Office document. Embedded within the document is an ActiveX object which contains the Flash exploit as shown in the image below. (GReAT, 2017) The Flash object contains an ActionScript which is responsible for extracting the exploit using a custom packer. This custom packer has been seen in other FinSpy exploits

Table of contents page no 1. Abstract 4 2. Organization profile 6 3. Scope and Purpose 7 4. System Requirements and analysis 8 4.1. Problem definition 8 4.2 System overview 8 4.2.1. Existing system 8 4.2.2. Proposed system 8 4.3. System architecture 9 4.4. Definitions, acronyms and abbreviations

and functionality. Another security feature I would use with Internet Explorer is the SmartScreen Filtering. This feature helps identify possibly malicious sites and prevent site access and downloads (“Browser Security Settings”, 2016). Because ActiveX is a can be become a pathway for malicious material, this feature would be turned off a

The following are the top 10 types of packets: IPv4: Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) IPv4 is a connectionless protocol for use on packet-switched networks. It is the fourth version of the Internet Protocol (IP), that is one of the core protocols of standards-based internetworking methods in the Internet. It was the first version deployed for production in the ARPANET in 1983. It still used to routing most Internet traffic today, eventhough we have the next version of it,IPv6. It is operating