Essays on Sniffer

Is Password Security Becoming Obsolete?

Is Password Security Becoming Obsolete? The use of passwords as entrance to secure sites is quickly becoming a thing of the past, as well it should, for a number of reasons. Passwords are generated by software programs and people to guard access to personal computers, websites, mobile telephones, and other types of technology. However, the users of technology are becoming more uncomfortable with the lack of security provided by passwords and with remembering all the passwords needed for such data as credit card numbers, health information, and bank accounts (Luukkonen, 2015). Advancing technology has provided users with the ability ...

In order for a contract to be valid. Four elements must be present in an agreement, namely, an offer, an acceptance, consideration, and no defenses (Blum, 2013). An offer refers to a communication made by a speaker that creates as reasonable expectation in the listener that the speaker is willing to enter into an agreement according to the specific terms (Blum, 2013). An acceptance is an expression of assent from the listener to the terms of the offer (Blum, 2013). Consideration refers to a promised action that the speaker and listener agree to do or not do that they ...

Is the U.S Southern Border patrol Effective?

Abstract The primary role of the United States border patrol is to detect and prevent illegal aliens from getting into the country. Furthermore, it also plays a big role in preventing human trafficking. All kinds of people with ill intentions do find their way into America. Such individuals are a threat to the security of American citizens. They participate in acts such as smuggling, robberies, homicides and murder cases. In fact, a significant portion of the prison population in America is composed of illegal immigrants. Moreover, these people become a burden to the government since they increase capital expenditures ...

1. At Hannaford, the credit card data theft was conducted through SQL injection attacks, or a series of steps, which used the vulnerability of databases in order to pass an untrusted SQL command (Peikari, and Chuvakin 377-378). The SQL injection attacks were well-known to the retailers, however Hannaford did not consider this threat and continued using their old SQL database management system. This fact eventually made the company an easy target for the data thieves. Moreover, weak security control of the company’s wireless network allowed the thieves to introduce sniffer programs, which could intercept card numbers with their PINs. ...