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    security and reducing electricity usage by limiting the unnecessary use of electric appliances e.g. some lights are turned on every night and need to be turned off early morning which can be scheduled. It can also be very beneficial, in case if the user is a special/disabled person, then he or she can control the electric appliances without going to the every switch by foot. Due to its mobile use, it could be very use full for busy persons or those who normally forget things e.g. if some

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    Introduction As capabilities grow, cyberspace is becoming more of a battle field than ever. General hackers, terrorist groups, and agents of foreign powers are becoming more complex in the way that they attack the United States. As the threat grows, so must grow the ability to defend against the threat. Every year there is a constant increase of cyber-attacks committed against the United States, and as more actors collaborate, the complexity of the attacks grow. More and more every day, the increased

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    NetLogo is designed to provide a basic computational laboratory for teaching complex adaptive systems concepts. NetLogo was originally developed to support teaching, but it can be used to develop a wide range of applications. NetLogo provides a graphical environment to create programs that control graphic “turtles” that reside in a world of “patches” that is monitored by an “observer.” NetLogo is particularly well suited for artificial life projects. NetLogo includes an innovative participatory ABMS

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    programmers. Unix is available on a wide variety of computer systems, including personal computers, workstations, mainframes and supercomputers. It was developed for, and is particularly well suited to, multi-user systems, but is now also run on 'stand-alone' machines. Beginners and casual users often find the jargon-filled help system frustrating and the lack of icons and menus unfriendly. Unix was first developed in the early 1970s at Bell Laboratories in the USA. It was originally developed as

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    by telling hardware what to do and what no to so basically without this no user would be able to communicate or interact with software programs so basically when you click on a program on your computer or browse something it automatically finds outs and sends commands to the program by this the program makes use of the CPU and the memory of your computer. By this it will communicate the output of the programs to h e user by utilizing the monitor screen. Good thing about operating system is as you

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    other programs on the computer. These other programs are called applications, and they utilize an operating system by making requests for process service power through an API, or application program interface. Users then interact directly with an operating system through a graphical user interface or command language. History The earliest computers lacked any form of operating system because they were simple mainframes. The machines were primitive and programs were often entered into

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    (#1)    Metasploit Metasploit took control of the computer world in 2004, after its original release. Metasploit is an advanced open-source software platform used for testing and exploiting computer networks and the resources connected to them. Not only is the open-source code used for penetrating and hacking, because of its advanced features, it is also used extensively for research purposes. Out of the box, figuratively speaking, Metasploit organically comes with hundreds of exploits loaded

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    value of sensor is below or above the sensor value then it gives the respective output. This output is nothing but the controlling output from the PLC which gives signal to controlling device like value or alarm etc. Also SCADA provide the Graphical user interface to the PLC unit so that any programmer can see the process graphically with the help of SCADA. In Plant SCADA and PLC are connected to each other which make a whole system for Data communication and its controlling. There are various types

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    3. ENABLE TECHNOLOGIES MAKING IoT REALITY The execution of IoT for practical use is possible through the use of several enabling technologies. For this well-organized functioning of smart sensors and microcontroller components with certain capabilities is needed. That device should have low power operation, integrated precision-analog capabilities, and GUI’s. Other than that the device should be small and extended battery life to increase its usability, should offer high accuracy at the relatively

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    There are many types of simulation software, and investigating software component metadata for all of them is infeasible. The scope of this research is restricted to one important class of simulation software, the area of semi-automated forces (SAF) systems. As Petty describes in [14], semi-automated forces (SAF) systems are computer software systems to generate and control autonomous entities (such as tanks, soldiers, or aircraft) in a simulation using a combination of behavior generation algorithms

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