Internet Security and Privacy

sites can the most current BBPs be obtained

Some software programs you download and install may also install an unwanted toolbar or other programs without your permission. Such unwanted installs are malware, and may include viruses.

. Does AMA ethics opinion mention encryption as a technique for security?

i dont really know that much but i do know that a secure website has https:// at the beginning and non secure websites have jus http:// like wikianswer.com if yu look to the top youll see while other sites like amazon are https:// you get the point

Despite a tightening in computer security, data systems continue to be infiltrated each and every day by people who should not be on them. Traditional methods of protection such as passwords and firewalls are becomingly increasingly easy to bypass, and computer systems have never in all of history been more venerable. Typically, most firms find themselves in a position where an ex-employee, disgruntled and seeking revenge (and with a thorough knowledge of how the firms systems work, though no longer legally authorized to access it) will access the system from an external location and harm the network. Once inside the ex-employee will often seek revenge by seeking to either corrupt information stored on the system or harm the actual system itself. Repair costs in this case are quantified for the affected firm not only in terms of monetary amounts, but also in lost productivity and valuable time. In addition the integrity and reliability of the data stored on the computer needs to, from then onwards, be checked and monitored on an ongoing bases.

No, not all.

Type "Change IP Country" into Google.

I found things like www.iprivacytools.com/ - Select a country and your ''IP address will ''change so that you appear to be located in that ''country''''''

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there are various toolbars etc.

Personally I'd use the webpage rather than install yet another piece of software that is doing who know what.

Losing money, Losing passwords, losing personal details, the virus could crash your computer, and the hacker could use your computer to commit crimes such as DDoSing.

someone else put this on my computer. I did what you said and it probably sent it to his email. is there any way or any one who can help me? COMCAST SAID i HAD TO GET A HOLD OF THIS PERSON BUT NEITHER PHONE #'A WORKS. THEY ARE CALLED IT WORLD INC THEY HAVE BEEN SERVICING MY COMPUTER FOR 5 YEARS.

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1- TCP SYN flood, 2- ICMP foold --> which are DoS attacks

3- Ping sweeps, 4- Port scans --> which are Reconnaissance attacks

256-bit means there is 256 characters within the encryption alphabet.

Just like Binary, Bi-Nary, Bi meaning 2. And when you speak Binary, you only use 2 characters. 0 and 1.

with 256-bit there is 256 different characters ranging from 0 to a to # or even different lang characters. 256 is a large number and is hard to crack.

System32. Delete it immediately and you should be fine.

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yes. depending on certain websites, some sre encrypted and some are not. meaning that anyone that has access to the proxy server can see what you do on the internet. Chrome's Incognito mode usually hides most activity

The answer depends partly on what you mean by "loses".

If by "loses" you mean that they can't find your information then they might be in violation by failing to be able to provide it to you when requested - but then again, if they can't find it, then there may be difficulty proving that they are withholding information if you can't prove they actually have it (which, if they can't find it sort of leans towards demonstrating that they DON'T have it, even if the SHOULD)

If by "loses" you mean loses control of the information - for example because someone (unauthorized) intercepted the transmission or grabbed a fax, or hacked into the system, the Act probably doesn't cover that. It is designed to instruct agencies as to what they can intentionally do with the data they have and who they can intentionally disclose it to. In fact there are court cases that indicate that a plaintiff has the burden of demonstrating that a disclosure by the agency has occurred. One court stated that:

"As the district court noted, [appellant] cites 'no authority to suggest that the possibility that a record might be revealed to unauthorized readers by negligent or reckless transmission is sufficient to constitute a prohibited disclosure under the Act,' . . . nor have we found any authority so holding."

That sort of suggests that that particular act doesn't do anything to protect you if an agency allows someone to get your information because they are sloppy - just if they INTENTIONALLY give to someone they were not supposed to.

Generally, yes, that is something to worry about. He lied to you about where he's from and there's a good chance he lied about other things too. Tell him the number isn't from where he said he was from and ask him to explain that.

Standard web filtering technologies make use of databases of URLs that have been inspected and categorized under one or several content classifications to enable the category based blocking of web pages by the URL. This is a common approach for web filtering solutions built into firewalls and other network security appliances, and provides a basic level of protection against pornography, gore, hate sites, etc. with the added benefit of being included in a device already required on the network for another function (firewall, anti-virus, etc.).

The downside to URL-based filtering is that it leads to significant over- and under-blocking of content, since few web pages can be narrowed down to a single classification.

Content Quilting takes a different approach, looking in real-time at the content elements within the page and blocking only those text, link, or image elements that actually contain problematic content. The remaining page is then reconstructed for delivery to the end user, avoiding the issue of over-blocking/under-blocking and increasing the amount of web content available to the user while still providing reliable protection.

Content quilting can be performed on both HTTP and HTTPS content, and can also be used to monitor IM/Chat and Social Media activity.

Log Me In is a site that allows you to access your computer from another computer remotely. Log Me In was founded in 2003.

Yes. The other is to allow. Firewalls block and allow network traffic by type (TCP/UDP) and/or port number and/or IP address.