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    The P2P Piracy Prevention Act Attacks Consumers Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks have had a staggering growth in the past few years. Since Napster, dozens of P2P networks have been created in its imitation. Due to the growing accessibility of broadband, which increases the speed of downloads, P2P networks generate nearly 1.8 billion downloads per month. Popularity and acceptance is still continually growing. As many users see P2P software as just file sharing, entertainment industries and other

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    Anthill A paper authored by Montresor (2001) outlines a new approach, aptly christened Anthill, for designing peer-to-peer (P2P) applications based on comparisons to ant colonies. The paper proposes a framework to assist with the development of fresh protocols for P2P methodologies. The author considers how there are issues that typically apply to P2P projects such as security and routing for which conventional algorithm techniques for resolving these issues are deemed inappropriate. Therefore

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    Research Methodology 3.1 Problem Definition Security is always the main issue for a network, when it is a wireless system the security becomes the main concern for a user. A wireless P2P network is suffering from mainly two security attacks i) Virus Attack ii) Intruders. Intruder does not only mean it want to hack the private information over the network, it also include to use a node bandwidth and increase the Delay of Service for other host over the network. This work is basically based on such

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    In a Publisher-Subscriber network, the client sends all data to the broker, which the server then accesses. Furthermore, the server sends the data back to the broker, which updates the data on the clients. In the proposed network, the clients send data to individual brokers, which then are treated the same as a C/S architecture. The clients handle all of the graphics and the assets, such as audio, and texturing. On the other hand, handling certain physics on the server, for example the velocities

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    Teaching Skills and Strategies There are many benefits that come with the teaching skills strategies. These skills and strategies allow teachers to interact with students and explore content areas with a purpose. It is a very useful tool that is incorporated with lesson planning and implantation as well. The teaching skills and strategies include observe, support, stretch, direct, stimulate, plan and professionalism. As a teacher, it is important to not only gain experience with these skills and

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    The Truth about Block-Chain Block chain is an open distributed ledger that can record transactions between two parties efficiently and in a verifiable and a permanent way. Block chain ensures that contracts are in a digital code and stored in a transparent and shared database where they are secured from deletion, tampering and revision. In this world every record of transactions, agreement, process task and payment would be stored digitally. Lawyers, bankers, brokers might get obsolete, this is the

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    provide living place through Airbnb. We at the same time share our time to work for others like driving Uber or other labor services. Tools are more widely spread. We share our used book, CD etc. In terms of suppliers and consumers, we can share peer to peer, we can also share via business to individuals, we have non-profit sharing such as time bank, we currently have increasing number of for-profit companies such as the most successful Uber. (In this article, we will take Uber for example in analyzing

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    Ethical Computing: Determining the Ethicacy of Copying Music or Software From Another Person or over the Internet Introduction The pervasive nature of the Internet has made the copying of music and software exceptionally easy, fast and for the most part, undetectable. The ubiquity of the Internet and the speed at which music and software can be copied is also changing the sociological and legal aspects of computing as well (De George, 2006). For the first time the availability of technology

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    DLT-DRIVEN BFSI TECHNOLOGICAL CONVENTIONS INTRODUCTION Globally, the BFSI sector is of immense prominence to the world economy as it generates over a third of global service sector revenues. BFSI is standard-industry terminology for Banking, Financial Services & Insurance, that spans across companies and banks that provide a wide range of financial products & services, other than transaction settlement. Today, banks are being challenged over banking the unbanked, credit disbursement, increasing number

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    Bitcoin \footnote{Through out this thesis, Bitcoin (upper case) refers to the Bitcoin system while bitcoin (lower case) refers to the currency coin.} is a decentralized peer to peer electronic payment system based on cryptography or more accurately, a crypto-currency. The Bitcoin economy has grown at an incredibly fast rate with a current estimated market capitalization of about 3.5 billion US dollars since its introduction in 2009 \citep{bitcoinwatch}. While Bitcoin is still in its infancy and more

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