The Nature Of Hacking Has Changed In Recent Years With The Change In Usage Of Computing Devices. How Has Hacking Changed?

 In the early days of hacking, the primary purpose of hacking was to disrupt the workflow of an organization, business or government. At the time, we had PC computers and mobile devices, smart phones and tablets were not in wide usage. Viruses, worms and Trojan Horses were the common types of malware. It was relatively easy to disrupt a person’s usage of computers by damaging the operating system which was stored on a hard drive. The operating system is copied from the hard drive into memory and runs from memory. Thus, a virus can be loaded in memory and change the files resident on the hard drive. This causes the PC to be unusable because the operating system has been changed. Current computing devices such as smart phones and tablets have the operating system “burned” into a chip and cannot be changed unless the chip, called a SoC (Software on a Chip), is rooted. Even though the operating system is burned into a chip it can be changed by erasing the code from the chip electrically (EEPROM) and reloading the OS into the chip. Now, most hackers are after information and would rather steal information to either use it for monetary gain or to affect the operations of the government. For example, ransomware is currently the most dangerous type of malware in existence. The hacker can encrypt an organizations data and then blackmail them to provide the key to decrypt the data. Hackers will steal medical information to scam Medicare. Other hackers will steal emails to embarrass political opponents.  

Minimum of 7 to 8 pages and 6 references. The page count does not include title page and reference pages.  Please use the 7th ed. APA student paper formatting for your research papers.  Be sure you have an introduction and a summary with appropriate topics in between.  One final note, I do not like direct quotes (copy and paste) from your sources.  You should research your topic, read the references and then paraphrase your sources.  You are still required to cite your sources.  Every reference requires a citation within the body of the paper and every citation requires a reference.  

suppression project

Design and Analysis of Special Hazard Suppression and Detection Systems Using Standard Requirements

A museum archive houses various artifacts and papers. A traditional sprinkler system will not be acceptable due to limited water availability on the property. You need to:

Select an appropriate special hazard system; explain why it is the best choice
Using the relevant NFPA standard, identify the variables that you need to know in order to design the system
Identify the different components that are needed for a system
Obtain exemplar cut sheets for all of the components
Discuss the limitations of the system that you chose

I’m International student. Grammar can be okay that not complete.

Accounting and Auditing

Description
The website of The Tennessee Comptrollers Office gives the appearance of transparency. There one can find an invitation to see how the office is fulfilling its mission as well as a plethora of audits on various state organizations.

http://www.comptroller.tn.gov/

Listen to the video of the Tennessee Office of Open Records Counsel Public Hearing in Nashville, TN.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PylAhlelbwI (1:18:35)

Consider the following questions and be prepared to discuss in class:

Why is the comptroller of Tennessee holding a meeting?
What promises is he making?
How are the publics questions addressed?
What inferences can you make about the auditing practices in the Tennessee Comptrollers Office?

Finial Project

 

Phase I – Project Charter

Review the assignment requirements for the project/paper (Located under Course Home). You must address each of the areas in Phase I and upload your completed paper in Canvas. Please remember, a project charter is only a high-level overview and summary of the project. The template you’ll use for this assignment can be found via the below link or in the Course Files (title: Phase 1 – Project Charter). Use the headings in the rubric to organize your paper, but be sure that your narrative under each heading is a written paragraph(s), not bullets.