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    Cyber Ethics

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    Cyber Ethics The chapter 12 narrative by Joseph Menn‚ “Hackers Live by Own Code”‚ establishes the claim that hackers have several ways to justify their actions. In order to illustrate this claim Menn uses the example of Mary Ann Davidson. It all started when Davison‚ the chief security officer for Oracle Corp.‚ received a fax from a hacker in the Middle East stating that he was able to pilfer information from corporations such as Boeing Co.‚ Ford Motor Co. and the CIA (Lawrence Hinman‚ 463). It

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    describe a related News story. Then‚ several ways of illegally getting access to essential information by hackers will be provided. Moreover‚ considering the formation and reality of network business‚ the essay will analyse how to guarantee the security of a company from two aspects‚ externally and internally. Finally‚ a brief conclusion will be provided. Reported by BBC News (2011)‚ hackers‚ who targeted crucial information of oil exploration and bidding contracts‚ have penetrated the networks

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    rekeying idle rekeying time rekeying Question 4 ________‚ a sub-set of asymmetric cryptography‚ is based on key pairs. digital certificate multi-factor authentication ciphertext public key cryptography Question 5 A hacker captures and retransmits authentication packets against the same server in order to gain interactive or session access to a system. This describes which type of attack? Replay Insertion Buffer overflow Hijacking Question 6 What

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    then-unknown hacking outfit named The Impact Team claimed responsibility. This breach not only compromised the data from the Ashley Madison database‚ but also Avid Life Media‚ who owns the Madison website‚ as well as two more “hookup” sites. The hackers claimed they were motivated in response to ALM claiming that for a mere $19‚ it would completely wipe that user “clean” and remove all history of site usage and any personally identifiable information.

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    A program designed to detect‚ protect and clean computer viruses is called a. Hacker b. Antivirus c. Adware d. Worms 13. A virus is usually created by a. Antivirus b. Worms c. Adware d. Hackers 14. A self replicating computer program is a. Antivirus b. Worms c. Adware d. Hackers 15. A software that is supported by advertisement is called a. Hacker b. Antivirus c.

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    for their account information. Database Back door attack This is when the hacker places a back door that could be done by installing a program that can give the hacker unlimited access to the database anytime which could compromise any important data such as customer personal information or even company information. The customer reward site or network Spoofing There are multiple versions of spoofing but this is when the hacker inputs a false header on the packet so it will trick the receiving network

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    Windows Hacking

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    INC(RED)IBLE HACKER Complete Guide for Windows Hacking By Vivek Kumar Learn to hack like a pro 2012 COPYRIGHT WWW.INCREDIBLEHACKER.COM Copyright Notice This report may not be copied or reproduced unless specific permissions have been personally given to you by the Vivek Kumar. Any unauthorized use‚ distributing‚ reproducing is strictly prohibited. Liability Disclaimer The information provided in this eBook is to be used for educational purposes only. The eBook creator is in

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    updates. Hackers use the same function which can provide a hacker with information. Port scans‚ like I stated earlier‚ are used to discover what services are running on a certain machine. Each service offered by our servers makes user of ports by which TCP/IP requests are sent. Hackers use this information to determine what types of vulnerabilities they can use; this is why the only ports that are open are the ones that we are using. By keeping all other ports closed this keeps hackers from opening

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    Software information COMPUTER THREATS • CYBERCRIME is formally defined as any criminal action perpetrated primarily through the use of a computer. • CYBERCRIMINALS are individuals who use computers‚ networks‚ and the Internet to perpetrate crime. • The existence of cybercrime means that computer users must take precautions to protect themselves. TYPES OF CYBERCRIME • The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) processed more than 336‚000 complaints related to Internet crime in 2009 in the

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    The Negative Effect of the Internet on Businesses Abstract The internet has made the lives of society in general‚ easier. The only question is‚ what are we giving up and sacrificing in order to have this luxury? It is undeniable that there are many negative aspects of the internet‚ and that they affect our lives daily. However‚ what people tend to overlook is the effect it is having on our businesses. By cutting out many social activities and introducing unethical principals into people’s lives‚

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