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    The computer was first brought into existence in the late 1930’s using vacuum tubes to create the sounds that are found in motion pictures today and since then; there has been a non-stop growth in the advancement of our technology and society. Growth can sometimes flourish so fast that it can be hard to keep track of especially in the areas that it may be easily overlooked until it comes to be necessary, such as the ethics. This new type of technological development brings ethical concerns upon us

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    compromised in 2008.” Seventy-four percent of the incidents were from inside sources. Users are more likely to be victims of computer virus infections, inquisitive students/co-workers, and hardware failures than to be victims of an Internet security attack. Reasonable precautions should be taken in order to ensure the safety of personal files that may be on the user’s computer as they navigate through the Internet. Each situation is different. Every user should take the reasonable amount of precautions

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    In today’s world, people have become very used to using high technology in the 21st century such as computers, smartphones, and recently, smart watches. This technology is so common that many people rely on their devices just to perform some basic tasks for some of the most common jobs. In fact, these devices also help people stay in contact with one another. While this new age of technology has brought along many great innovations and made the lives of many people a lot easier, it has also opened

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    Well my report is about being a person who protects vital information from hackers. Also I make and upgrade systems security with new firewalls,VPN’S,Proxies, and I.P. runner to see who is on the sever. Information system security(infosec) tend to be not as sociable since they are in a room that has all the servers all day. And the rooms consist of very little amounts of people who would do the same thing but since I'm going for manager I would be above them and there isn't that many people above

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    With our dependency on technology and computers growing in just about every aspect of our lives, from at home to business, we are leaving our information out there for anyone who has the desire to try to get that information. When computers were first used by business and the government it was easy to secure the information stored on the room sized machines. It was as simple as securing the building and rooms that they were in. Now after the invention of the World Wide Web and how we are connected

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    In the past 12 months, there have been nearly 432 million accounts hacked belonging to many websites and applications. Many of this information stolen was sensitive, personal data such as credit card information, phone numbers, passwords, and even addresses. When people think of hacking, they think of the Matrix style hacking where they look at an interpretable screen with falling green symbols. Contrary to popular belief, hacking has become much easier as technology advances and more wireless alternatives

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    D. Describe where on the network the attack likely originated. Provide specific examples based on general critical infrastructure systems (CIS) vulnerabilities to justify your claims. In recent years, hackers have taken advantage of vulnerabilities, such as weak or no system password, software bugs and configuration issues to attack critical infrastructure systems. A report on cyberattacks described how the critical infrastructure has been under attack: “In 2014 alone The Department of Homeland Security

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    problems which gives the chance for hackers/intruder to enter the network. 1) Potential Risks and Liabilities Risks 1. Data Protection 2. Data Monitoring 3. Phishing 4. Debt recovery 5. Reliability Data Protection: The data has to be safeguarded from both internally and externally. The organization needs to keep track of the customer’s information safely. There are chances where the employees of the organization send the data of customers to outside. Also the hackers/intruders steal the data when the

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    ABSTRACT Computing technology has changed the way users work, learn and play-More businesses have gone online. They have turned into a vital piece of our regular presence. These computer system are vulnerable against various internal/external threats like malware in both homes business and environments and this has rapidly escalated firmly over the past several years. Information in this systems needs to be protected from intruders because it’s an essential asset in the organisation. Three basic

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    Denial of Service attack (DoS attack) are attacks making the computer unusable and the programs unavailable as systems flood a user’s bandwidth Historically, a computer system is overloaded with false requests and data, causing the system to go into shock and crash. The multiple attacks from different IP addresses, sometimes thousands, making it hard for the computer to pinpoint the source. Used in large and layered networks, using multi-threaded OSI layered attacks and a pre-scanned reconnaissance

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