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    INTRODUCTION MongoDB is one of numerous cross-stage archive situated databases. Named a NoSQL database, MongoDB shuns the customary table-based social database structure for JSON-like archives with element constructions (MongoDB calls the organization BSON), making the combination of information in specific sorts of utilizations less demanding and quicker. Discharged under a mix of the GNU Affero General Public License and the Apache License, MongoDB is free and open-source programming. Initially

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    degree in Information technology because my other courses from my previous school supplemented the other core courses. But I did learn a lot from the three core courses that did I take at Campbell University were (ITS-345) Database Management , (ITS-410) System Analysis Design & Dev, and (ITS-410) Networking & Telecommunication. In taking these courses, I felt these courses taught me relevant concepts and examples that I used and applied in my project. These courses also helped me learn about

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    of 2013. Computer hackers try to insert malicious codes to get unauthorized access to database systems which will eventually give access to steal the contents of the databases. The cloud network should implement and improve on parameterized SQL queries, input validation, and stored procedures which will secure the system from exploiting the database. To retrieve, alter, or insert any data from the database system, SQL queries are required. SQL queries should separate the logic from data which

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    \paragraph{Solution 2} Confidential database tables with personal user information should be hashed or inaccessible to developers have no tasks that directly involves those confidential tables \parencite{gonzalez2012quantitative}. \paragraph{Solution 3} To avoid the disclosure of confidential data, Probe Inc. place its servers with critical information in a secured server room that is only accessible to limited authorized users. Developers should be able to access project files and database in the Amazon EC2, however

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    the healthcare database. What is needed is a system that is user friendly, self-explanatory, updates in real time, and can organize patient information securely. This system needs to be able to patient contact information; list patient name, date of birth/sex, primary physician(s) and team, home address and phone number(s), and email. Then list the patient medical information; diagnosis, chemistry, radiology, pathology, progress notes, treatment(s), and prognosis. The database also needs billing

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    Management Information Systems Businesses have used computers since the 1950s to assist in the operation of daily activities. Accounting tasks were the first to be solved with computers, which started the process of developing information systems. The early computers were large and bulky and took up the space of an entire room. Typically these computers can only handle one task at a time and were only allowed to be used by one user at a time. Today technology is all around us and used on a day-to-day

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    submit a database SQL command which is executed by web applications in order to expose the back-end database. SQL injection have been described as one of the most critical threats for Web applications as they are vulnerable to allow an attacker to gain complete access to the underlying database as well as organizations being breached by SQL injection attacks that slip through the firewall over ports such as port 80 (HTTP) or 443 (SSL) to internal networks and vulnerable databases. These databases often

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    strongest and weakest territories, products and customers they are gathering sales tracings data from their distributors. At current, sales team collecting their own tracings data and analysis them to see who is their best and worst customers, products and territories. It is really difficult for the sales team to do this analysis as they are doing manually. They spend almost 15%-20% of their time to create their reports and submit to their superior. Here is the main difficulties which sales team are facing

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    that have underlying relational databases, repositories or other sources of data that simultaneously hide constant details that have been changed in related interfaces from the developers and the code they create. ORM makes it theoretically possible for developers to switch applications between relational databases. Since ORM tools mostly rely heavily on metadata of both the database and objects, the objects do not need to know anything about the database and the database doesn’t need to know anything

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    have on hand. Most of the companies, for instance, the Wonderful Company, have built their own databases to store complex data, including their customers’ personal information, business plans, secret contracts, supplier files, human resources and other important business information that they do not want their competitors to see, or get into hackers’ hands. The problem is that the unprotected databases are easily accessed by a third party (Bobbie, 2007). The severe consequences of leaking data could

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