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    Introduction Network traffic analysis shows that a single host is opening hundreds of secure shell (SSH) sessions to a single host every minute. What can we do to stop it? OWDSI has to perform the following which is in the event that SSH is not being utilized on the personal computer then close the open port, which is port 22. On the off chance that the port needs to stay open then make sense of the IP address that goes through the port and afterward shut the open, however open it for the IP Address

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    many people are aware that there are some dishonest people out there sending letters or even mails asking for money because someone they know is sick and needs money for hospital fees might not be true. As a result, they don’t really pay attention to them no more and take their precautions. In addition, when this letter appeared, many people thought that it was another type of silly forward letters or mails and not all of them actually forwarded it. Finally, in our present day people do not use letter

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    Identity theft is an increasing problem that has achieved worldwide, substantial proportions. On the internet identification theft is on the rise and can have a huge, detrimental effect on your lifestyle by ruining your credit ranking rating and even leaving you open to legal charges for legal offenses that are committed in your name. When someone else represents your identification for unlawful or otherwise unsavory purposes, this is known as identification theft and is increasing at a frighteningly

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    ISP ISP (Internet Service Provider) is an business such as Sky, BT or Talk talk that provides and installs a way to access the internet and this is directly connected with the clients that subscribe to these business by using copper wiring, wireless or by fiber-optic wire installation. Different businesses of the Internet Service Providers may be an Non- profit organization such as county councils or profit organizations like Virgin media. Web Hosting Services This allows people or organizations

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    Mass e-mailing can allow a spammer to send out thousands of e-mails a minute! You can assume that at least ten out of every thousand people e-mailed are going to give some type of response Disadvantages of acquiring other email addresses: People will instantly be turned off when they are contacted by something/someone

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    Privacy Policy Our Privacy Policy was last updated and posted on March 16, 2016. It governs the privacy terms of our Website, located at http://TourEgypt.co.uk, sub-domains, and any associated web-based and mobile applications (collectively, "Website"), as owned and operated by New Winner Tours. Any capitalized terms not defined in our Privacy Policy, have the meaning as specified in our Terms of Service. Your privacy is very important to us. Accordingly, we have developed this Policy in order for

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         When it first started ARPAnet was limited mainly to military business by the ARPA but soon scientists began to use it to work on research through e-mail. Not long after the first mailing list appeared called SF-LOVERS. The ARPA repeatedly shut the growing number of mailing lists down but gave up after a while calling it a way to "test the networks mail capacity." The ARPAnet as it was now called began to grow and by the ‘80’s it began to link to other college and government networks. "NSFnet

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    solution Email is one of the most disruptive tools that professionals use daily. In this technologically advanced world, most companies use email as the main source of communication to send messages, word documents, images, and other files. The use of e-mail has even surpassed the use of verbal communication in many organizations (MacNevin, 2007). The problem starts with the culture surrounding email. People feel the need to respond to an email the second it arrives (MacNevin, 2007). This disruption is

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    threats. Understanding Email Threats Spam and Phishing are the two major types of email attacks. Organizations need to clearly understand what these terms mean in order to assess their impact and minimize their spread. Spam is unsolicited commercial e-mail. Phishing, on the other hand, uses legitimately looking emails that trick the receiver into giving out sensitive information (Boyle & Panko, 2015). Spam is the annoying email promising the reader to get rich, skinny, prettier etc. Most people are

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    The use of the internet for personal pursuits in the workplace has seen phenomenal growth over the last quarter century. Along with this growth, employers and employees alike have used the internet as a tool to increase profit, manage time and facilitate communications. However, such technological advancement has its issues. The problem investigated is how the growth of electronic monitoring has changed employee expectations of privacy in the workplace. Should employees be able to use the internet

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