Malicious Intent

considered during the Romantic and Victorian Eras. In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Victor's initial rejection of his creation, his continual disgust for the monster, and his unwillingness to please the creature all serve to drive the creatures malicious intent. Victor tries to escape his problems, so he abandons the creature. Victor is irresponsible and ashamed. He spent hard work and time on his creation but when he first encounters it he wants to get rid of it. He judges his creation based on its

In Sucker, by Carson McCullers, Society is presented as an evil force with malicious intent. Society is the villain because of the enforced gender roles in the family, and also the gender roles outside the family. The nature of Society’s villainy allows the reader to understand the theme of love being lost in search for more in the story by showing its effect on how it happens. In Sucker, the idea of gender roles and stereotypes having an effect of platonic love and relationships inside the family

This article covers cases about employees or former employees of corporate companies who have used hacking and exploitation skills to maliciously gain access to private information, and infect or wipe their databases. This intent to destroy or tamper sensitive information is in violation of the 1986 CFAA (Computer fraud and Abuse Act) “18 U.S. Code § 1030(a)(5)(A)” . Thus, because there have been so many breaches in the computer systems owned by companies there is more need for strict access permissions

courtroom, we were sent into separate rooms to deliberate and to come up with a verdict for the crime. In my group, we decided to start off by reading the jury instructions page by page. We talked about whether there was enough proof to show malicious intent behind the stabbings. After a brief discussion, we agreed that we had doubts whether the stabbings were done with malice. Our conflict came when deciding between the meanings of unlawful wounding and self-defense.

order of business is who or how we are going to house it. Choosing a hosting vendor is a crucial decision that, if chosen incorrectly, could make our data easily comprisable on an unsecured cloud. Exposure of this critical data compromises the entire intent resulting in a useless waste of time, resources, and money at a minimum. To ensure the vendors are qualified, in my professional opinion, these questions must all be true. Does the vendor have the latest security standards in place with an expansive

neutral. As stated by Quetzil E. Castañeda, “Once the archaeologist produces an interpretation of the past, that knowledge has a political life of its own” (as quoted in McGuire, 2008). Even if archaeologists pursue their research with no political intent, their work can be cited and used to support political agendas. Meaning, once archaeologists present the information to the public, whoever is able to access it is free to use it. Therefore, archaeology and politics are perpetually intertwined. This

happens when the developer of a software product expects a certain amount of data, for example 20 bytes of information, to be sent at a particular point in the operation of an agenda, but fails to allow for an error circumstances where the user (or malicious attacker) sends a great deal more data, or unexpected (perhaps special) characters. Vulnerabilities occurs in software running on PC’s, servers, communications equipment such as routers, or almost any device running software. Not all vulnerabilities

attempts to destroy their bond in spite of jealousy. Features such as colour symbolism, angles and suspense are used to convey these issues. Readers may likely respond to these issues negatively, through the effective use of these features. The authors intent of utilisng these features may have been to invoke

One of the major risks associated with BYOD is network security. Malicious software that could have very easily found its way onto a home storage device or laptop can be transferred to the organization's network just as easily while being completely transparent to the employee and perhaps the employer. There are many types of malicious software in circulation; many of which are undetectable by antivirus software because they have not been discovered

Edgar is a liar. Much like his brother Edmund in Shakespeare's King Lear Edgar lies, but unlike his brother Edgar lies not for self-gain. Edgar lies throughout the play about his identity disguising himself as Poor Tom in order to protect himself after his false conviction, but he also saves his father’s, Gloucester, life by convincing his father that he had jumped off the cliffs of Dover. Although Edgar lies to those around him the context in which his decisions are made are important, and this