Industry Management

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Industry Management

Consider an industry that you are familiar with and discuss how you would hire the right people and what
attributes you would look for that might predict success?
Can someone who has never sold, teach others how to sell?
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Descriptive Analysis: Teamwork

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Use the image attached as basis for the essay. I have attached the instructions from the professor.
Here is the source of the photo for citing:
https://laforceteamwork.com/20-characteristics-of-effective-teams/

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Supreme court case analysis

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  1. Go to www.oyez.org (Links to an external site.), and type in one of the following Supreme Court cases (there
    are 3 options. Pick one):
    Department of Homeland Security, et al. v. Regents of the University of California, et al.(2019)
    Masterpiece Cakeshop, Ltd. v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission (2015)
    Elonis v. United States (2015)
  2. Read the facts of the case and then click on the portion that says “oral argument” (it’s located in the middle
    of the page).
    Listen to how the first lawyer argues the case (it’s about 30 minutes)
    Answer the following questions (in essay format- 1 page single spaced max):
    -Did the Supreme Court Justices let the lawyer speak?
    -Did they show bias in favor or against the lawyer’s argument?
    -Were there any parts of the argument that you did not understand? If so, what were they?
    -Were there any political terms that you could recognize based upon the readings and the lecture? If so, what
    were they? ( avoid terms like Supreme Court and oral argument)

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Time Estimation for brute-force search attack

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Estimation of time required for brute-force search attack on the password-based encryption

(To use the attached program, do not use your own program,please)

This assignment asks you to estimate the time required for successful brute-force search attack on password-based encryption using JCA in Java. It assumes that you have done Lab 1, Lab2, Lab3 (see attachment).

  1. Make a list of passwords, mentioned in item 3 of Section 1.2 of Lab 1 instructions (page 2)
  2. For password-based DES encryption implementation in JCA (Lab 2 and Lab 3) fix some salt and iteration count and record an average time required for encryption/decryption (done in Lab 3);
  3. For each of the passwords above estimate the time required for successful brute-force search attack, assuming that an attacker knows:

• the predefined plaintext;

• the ciphertext produced;

• the salt;

• the iteration count;

• but no password.

  1. Investigate how the time required for the attack depends on the iteration count;
  2. Consider a variant of the attack, in which an attacker knows everything as above, except the iteration count, and estimate the time required to recover the passwords;
  3. Compare your estimated time with the estimated time returned for the same passwords by online services (Lab 1, page 2) and propose plausible explanation of any observed differences.
  4. Write a report on the above, providing an evidence for your arguments (e.g. snippets of code used to estimate time required for one encryption).

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