Profiling On Fast-Growing Crime-Fighting Technologies Kenny Ozuna Cedano 11-0880 Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC) Faculty of Sciences and Humanities Rhetoric and Composition (AHH-202) Santo Domingo‚ National District‚ Dominican Republic April 19th‚ 2013 Profiling On Fast-Growing Crime-Fighting Technologies Even though crime-fighting technologies give a broad advantage in police investigations‚ many citizens have arrived at the point of asking themselves whether its use will
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Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and Ethics: Use of Cookies Cookie Trails In today’s era of technology‚ many people are concerned about internet privacy. Most concerns are usually sparked by misinformation. One piece of technology that is most misunderstood is the cookie and its uses. Many people believe that cookies are programs that can transfer viruses onto their computers. This is absolutely false. Cookies are typically harmless. Cookies are little text files left on your
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A Survey Paper on Methods for Robust Detection and Prevention of XSS Attacks Abstract- This survey aims to list out the major XSS vulnerabilities exposed in the web environment and various preventive measures currently in use against them. We will also try to compare them and establish the best out of them and also to set up a base to visualize a better method in the upcoming future. Index terms -XSS (Cross Site Scripting)‚ Vulnerabilities‚ Prevention Methods‚ Existing Technologies‚ Web Application
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Cookie cutter shark ------------------------------------------------- Features: The Cookiecutter Shark combines many specialized features that enable it to carve out a living in the deep-sea. Like many mesopelagic sharks‚ it has an elongated body cavity filled with an enormous liver comprising as much as 35% of its total weight. The Cookiecutter’s liver is perfused with low-density oils which render the shark nearly neutrally buoyant over a wide range of depths and thereby saves energy by
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&& PURPOSE Have you ever bitten in to a cookie and thought‚ "this is the best cookie in the whole wide world!"? Was it homemade? Store bought? Everyone has a favorite cookie. Some prefer chocolate-chip‚ peanut butter‚ others prefer oatmeal raisin. Whatever your favorite type of cookie is‚ you’re probably always wanting batch after batch. In this science fair project‚ you can continue your quest for the "best" cookie by seeing if a small change in your cookie recipe changes the flavor. -HYPOTHESIS
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cyber espionage to Android malware‚ expect to see a greater variety and quantity of attacks than ever before. Retrieved from http://www.informationweek.com/security/vulnerabilities/10-security-trends-to-watch-in-2012/232400392 Sans Technology Institute‚ (2011‚ February 23). Sec Lab: Predictions and Trends for Information‚ Computer and Network Security. Retrieved from http://www.sans.edu/research/security-laboratory/article/security-predict2011 Subramanian‚ R. (2008). Computer Security‚ Privacy‚ and
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1 C:\8 th Grade Computers/Computer Ethics/Computer Ethics Study Guide.doc 08/20/09 Copyright © 2005‚ Laura Parcell Computer Ethics‚ Security‚ Privacy & You Study Guide ETHICS Ethics refers to an individual’s standards of moral (good/proper) conduct. Telling the truth is a matter of ethics. An unethical act isn’t always illegal‚ but sometimes it is. Computer Ethics refers to the standards of conduct (such as copyright and privacy) as they pertain to computers. Computer organizations
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References: Encyclopedia. (n.d.). PCMagazine‚ Retrieved from http://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia_term/0‚2542‚t=cookie&i=40334‚00.asp Information security magazine. (2008‚ October 5). Retrieved from http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0‚‚sid14_gci214518‚00.html Are all cookies dangerous?. (2010‚ March 30). Spy Cookies Blocking the way for PC spies‚ Retrieved from http://www.spycookies.com/2010/03/
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Access to credentials through data theft‚ access to authenticated user session‚ attacker can do network eavesdropping‚ brute force attacks‚ dictionary attacks‚ cookie replay attacks Use strong password policies‚ do not store credentials in insecure manner‚ use authentication mechanisms‚ encrypt communication channels‚ use secure HTTP(HTTPS) only with Forms authentication cookies Storing secrets in clear text in files‚ registry‚ or configuration‚ Passing sensitive data in clear text over networks‚
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