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    Also‚ interoffice emails and business letters may require a higher level of formality. The act of a business letter should only be necessary when the situation calls for a permanent record. (Pg. 225-226) 2. “To trust confidential information to e-mails is to be a rube.” What does this mean? Do you agree? This means that it is foolish to trust emails for confidential information. I do not agree with that statement. There are many ways to make email secure – whether using an end to end encrypted

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    Is317 Lab #3 Questions

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    comes with Microsoft Windows that can provide and can be initiated from the DOS command prompt? What useful information does this query provide? Sam Spade - Zone Transfer ask a DNS server for all it knows about a domain‚ SMTP Relay Check whether a mail server allows third party relaying‚ Scan Addresses scan a range of IP addresses looking for open ports‚ Crawl website search a website‚ looking for email addresses‚ offsite links‚ etc.‚ Browse web browse the web in a raw http format‚ Check cancels

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    UNIT 3 Access Controll

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    service company consisting of 120‚000 computers that have internet access and 45‚000 servers. All employees communicate using smartphones and e-mail. Many work from home and travel. Logical and technical control 4. Backordered Parts is a defense contractor that builds communication parts for the military. All employees communicate using smartphones and e-Mail Software control 5. Confidential services is a military support branch consisting of 14.000.000 computers with internet access and 250000

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    Technology Crisis

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    utilized as the feature research tools. Today‚ they are frequently forgotten as valid sources of information because of the widely-available internet network. Whatever happened to home-made cards and long old-fashioned letters? Are pre-made e-cards and simple e-mails genuinely sufficient replacements? Some would say that instant messaging has considerably advanced methods of communication‚ - but has it really? Text-messaging and other such contemporary tools fall short of intimate face-to-face conversations

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    also even sending mail. Also user can use shortcut keys which are created for operations such as copy‚ paste‚ delete. Controlling Desktop system through voice using smart phone. Existing system has drawbacks such as: no file transfer(FTP) operation‚ no SMTP operation‚ no type on fly operation‚ only manually controlling desktop‚ no voice commands were executed or controlled through existing system. Our proposed system is performing the operations such as: file transfer(FTP)‚ sending mail(SMTP)‚ type on

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    1.Proctor & Gamble’s business strategy seems to be to find creative ways to maintain the popularity and marketability of their current products as well as to continue to progress and cater to the needs of the “Facebook Generation” by creating newer‚ more modern brands. Collaboration and innovation play an integral part in that business strategy. As stated in the case study‚ Proctor & Gamble is a huge company with over 100‚000 employees. This means that there are over 100‚000 ideas for how to maintain

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    need to review this information. | Opinion: He doesn’t want to have an e-mail because of his belief. He doesn’t want to join the revolution.Emotional appeal: He talks about one of his friend who wastes a lot of his time to find the important e-mails through his mailbox. He wastes his life away in front of an inanimate object.Repetition: He comes back to his example of the e-mail twice during the essay. He really doesn’t like e-mails.Appeal to logic: After reading that essay‚ I felt as if technology

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    Internet Term Paper

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    The Internet has been flying into homes across America since the mid 1990s when it first took off for personal use and it wasn’t but a few years later that it began to go viral for many convenience reasons. Today it is hard to even find some place that doesn’t have Internet in America. Just about everywhere you go people have Internet access may it be their home or a café around the corner‚ and if its not there they are more than likely to have it on their phone. In the past few years though Internet

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    Half.Com Customer Service

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    received‚ Half.com contacts the customer back to pass on the findings. Another main reason customers contact Half.com is to complain about the delay in shipping or damaged/low quality items received. Most of the communication is completed via the e-mail system‚ as Half.com does not post the phone number on the website. So‚ all agents are vital links conducting business at Half.com. Bill Ryan is enjoying his job. He likes it when customers write inquiring details about items sold on the website as

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    CYBER CRIME ESSAY

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    the  internet  using  the  computer  as  either  a  tool  or  a  targeted  victim.  Besides  that  cyber  crime  can  be  defined  as  crimes  committed  on  the  internet  using  the  computer  as  either  a  tool  or  a  targeted  victim  (Joseph  A  E‚  2006).  Computer  can  be  considers  as  a  tool  in  cyber  crime  when  the  individual  is  the  main  target  of  cyber  crime.  But  computer  can  be  considers  as  target  when  the  crime  is  directed  to  the  computer.  In  addition‚ 

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