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threats also grow. Two of the most common, and dangerous, threats to web applications are Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) and Cross-Site Scripting (CSS); in fact, both threats appear in the 2013 OWASP Top 10 list of critical security risks. Understanding the threat of CSRF and CSS is essential to reducing the risk faced by users and developers of web applications. CSRF Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is an attack technique that exploits browser and HTTP weaknesses to send unauthorized requests to

This essay will investigate the serious problem of forgery and a way of how this problem can be controlled. Counterfeit or forged money is an imitation of real money, which is produced without the legal permission of the government or state. To use or produce counterfeit money is a form of fraud and therefore highly punished. Forgery has been an issue for a very long time, as it is a problem, which is nearly as old as money itself. Counterfeiting has a large impact on the economy and society, as

practice ), • 19 U.S.C. §1304 (failure to mark goods with country of origin), • 26 U.S.C. §7201 (tax evasion), • 18 U.S.C. § 1956 (laundering of monetary instruments), and • many other potential violations. Relation to Cybercrimes Large scale art forgery

Louis Vuitton is able to sell more while remaining fresh and retaining its cachet in sever unique ways. The company first accomplished this back in 1987 when they created a category membership by comparing the brand to exemplars. That is, Louis Vuitton formed a conglomerate with the manufactures of champagne and cognac (Kotler, Keller 289). This merge placed Louis Vuitton in the prestigious and elite brand category, which helped the company to create a membership in this category. This conglomerate

The themes of desire and identity are commonly seen throughout films and novels through different storylines. However in some stories these themes have a particular significance in the texts influencing the way the story is portrayed, and the way the audience understands the messages trying to come across. Some of the films that hold these themes of desire and identity are The Talented Mr Ripley, Mean Girls, Wolf of Wall Street, and Catch me if you can. The Talented Mr Ripley, a film directed by

The ethics of forgery go no way but that it is wrong. From an aesthetic point of view forgery is wrong because the forgery is lying to the viewer. When the viewer looks at a painting, they don't just see a painting. The viewer sees the painting as something. If the painting is a Van gogh painting of a tree that is how they will preserve it. The forger is purposely deceiving the viewer to think that the painting is something it is not. “A crux here is that an artistic performance can be perfectly

Counterfeiting and piracy of fashion design are illegal, unethical, takes legitimate profits away from the company, and is not safe. Counterfeiting and Piracy are nearly considered a $450 billion dollar industry (do the right thing, n.d.). It includes selling, producing, and using “fake” or “knockoff” fashion designs and passing them as authentic without rightful permission. When buyers knowingly buy counterfeited goods. They only consider the cheaper price and luxurious look of the mocked product

A century ago, the Piltdown man was presented to the world as one of the most phenomenal and astonishing discoveries of time - only to be revealed as the boldest and most ingenious hoax in the history of science. In 1912, Charles Dawson, a scientist and an amateur archaeologist, had exhumed two skull bones and a jawbone with two teeth after a three year excavation of the Piltdown gravel in Sussex, England. Dawson along with Arthur Smith Woodward, imminent geologist and a caretaker of the geological

Comcast Packet Forgery case in 2007 explains how network neutrality received public visibility. In May 2007, Comcast installed a new software/tool on its networks which conveniently and selectively interfered with some of Comcast customers TCP/IP connections. A Comcast subscriber - Robb Topolski ran a tool called a packet sniffer which was used to "seed" files on BitTorrent and discovered that unexpected TCP RST packets were causing inbound connections to his computer to die. Based on his observations

Everyone has seen the sidewalk vendor hawking a too good to be true designer handbag. The clues to counterfeit luxury items used to be so obvious that most people knew exactly what they were buying. This sadly is no longer the case. The production of counterfeit items causes American manufactures to suffer about $200 billion in losses each year according to the International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (Freedman, 1999). A large part of counterfeited items are fashion goods. They are usually easily