CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS SECURITY FOR THE SMART GRID A. C´ardenas ‚ R. Moreno‚ “Cyber-Physical Systems security for the Smart Grid‚” CPS Workshop 2011. The authors focus on giving a brief overview of why traditional security mechanisms for power systems are inadequate and the need for CPS security. They briefly describe the functional areas of the grid: State estimation-need for SE‚ mathematically modeling it‚ testing bad measurements. Constructing the network topology based
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* · Social Networking and Staying Connected One cannot imagine a social life without Facebook or Twitter. These portals have become our means to stay connected with friends and family‚ and stay in touch with the latest happenings in the world. * · Online Services and E-commerce Thanks to numerous monetary services‚ we can perform all our financial transactions online. We can book tickets for a movie‚ transfer funds‚ pay utility bills and taxes without having to leave
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Cyber Warfare Autumn Volosin CIS 450 20 November 2012 Table of Contents Section 1.1: What is Cyber Warfare? Section 1.2: Methods of Cyber Warfare Attacks Section 1.3: Who is targeted by Cyber Warfare? Section 1.4: How to defend against Cyber Warfare Section 1.5: Cyber Warfare Companies and Agencies Section 1.6: Cyber Counterintelligence Section 1.7: Important situations pertaining to Cyber Warfare Section 1.8: America versus China Cyber Warfare Section 1.9: Cyber Warfare around the
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Cyber terrorism Author Institution Date Cyber terrorism is a dreaded and unethical utilization of the internet to hack or gain access to computer systems without the owner’s authorization. This is done by either the internal or external stakeholders for the purpose of acquiring confidential information without the owner’s consent including inciting‚ fundraising for terror attacks‚ and promotion of racism (Council of Europe‚2007). The increase in technology would mean an increase in cyber
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CYBER LAW The first issue is what is and what could be the potentially risky behavior of the Facebook members. Facebook is one of the examples of social networking sites. Social Networking Sites (SNS’s) is an online service‚ platform‚ or site that focuses on building and reflecting of social networks or social relations among people. For example‚ people who share interests or activities. A social network service essentially consists of a representation of each user (often a profile) his/her social
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Stephanie Baker Paper 3 English 112 11:00-11:50 Prof. S Callender Cyber Bullying Cyber bullying is defined as persistent unwelcome behavior‚ mostly using unwarranted or invalid criticism‚ nit-picking‚ fault-finding‚ isolation and being singled out intentionally by others by the use of the internet‚ cell phones‚ or other technology. This may include spreading rumors about a particular person‚ or even pretending to be someone else to trick them into revealing personal information on the internet
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Cyber Bullying: The Twenty-First Century In the world we live in we are lucky to have technology advancements that further our education. Computers‚ cell phones‚ and Tablets have become vital things in people’s everyday lives. This technology can be used for work‚ education‚ and personal enjoyment but there is a dark side to this wonderful technology. Websites like Facebook and Twitter have opened up windows to what people call cyber bullying. Cyber bullying is when people bully other people
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Increase in cyber defence. 3. Increase in cyber speed. 4. Allows more options to save data. 5. Better response time to national crisis. Disadvantages: 1. Improved hacker speed and ability. 2. Interconnected computers. 3. Improved viruses‚ malware and worms. 4. Increase in "cyberwarefare" possibly 5. More annomitty between hackers. Cyber crime introduction Technological innovation have given rise to a new kind of criminal activity called computer crime or cyber crime. Cyber crime include
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ROLE OF VALUES IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD Values lie at the heart of who we are and what we do. Values shape cultures‚ organizations‚ politics and policies. Values are more often described at the individual‚ religious‚ tribal or national level. A question arises as to whether there are sets of global or universal values and‚ as we move to a more interconnected and globalized world‚ whether they are sufficient in scope and detail. To some extent‚ the answer is clear: Universal values‚ rights and freedoms
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Cyber-bullying Cyber-bullying is the use of the Internet‚ cell phones‚ or other electronic communication devices to spread harmful or embarrassing information about another person. With kids using electronic technology and communication tools such as social media‚ text messages‚ chats‚ and websites a new form of bullying begins. Some root causes of this social injustice would be the internet as it gives kids an online version of teasing that commonly exists in schools along with the potential
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