Exploit Essays

  • The Dangers Of Using Too Much Social Media

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    requests are from an old friend, family member, colleague, or even a business acquaintance. With such a large amount of requests a day, many would logically be from individual that has no real connection and are just looking to find a weak point to exploit. In a report that Credit Sesame released, eighty percent of burglars use social media sites such as Facebook, twitter, and google street view to plan and execute robberies. By posting a simple message on her Facebook page about going to see a band

  • The Heartbleed Bug

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    “Imagine if you woke up one morning, and found out that Walmart was now selling a device for $5 that could easily and instantly open almost any deadbolt lock. That’s right - the kind of lock that is supposed to give “extra protection” to just about every door on earth. That’s the magnitude of security problem posed by the Heartbleed Bug,” says Kevin Morris from the Electronics Engineering Journal (April 15, 2014). Heartbleed is a “security vulnerability uncovered in April 2014 that allows hackers

  • Hawthorne’s Exploits and Irving’s Miscues

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    story, “Young Goodman Brown.” The two share an eerie connection because of the trepidation the two protagonists endure throughout the story. The style of writing between the two is not similar because of the different literary elements they choose to exploit. Irving’s “Sleepy Hollow” chronicles Ichabod Crane’s failed courtship of Katrina Van Tassel as well as his obsession over the legend of the Headless Horseman. Hawthorne’s story follows the spiritual journey of the protagonist, Young Goodman Brown

  • Does Pornography Exploit or Liberate Women?

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    glamorous, often enticing impressionable young women with quick and easy cash incentives. This essay will investigate and discuss this notion, and present the findings to answer the question – does pornography exploit or liberate women? There are many who not only believe pornography exploits women, but also increases the rates of sexually-motivated crimes (Dworkin, 1981; Morgan, 2001); whilst on the other end of the exploitation/liberation spectrum, many others believe pornography to be extremely

  • New Technology Market: Zero-day Exploit

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    when a company is infected with a Zero-Day Exploit. Zero-Day Exploit is an vulnerability cause by the software makers haste in bringing software to market without fully testing for defects; as a result leaving the software expose to liability without a fix. According to Rouse (2010) zero-day exploit is one that takes advantage of a security vulnerability on the same day that the vulnerability becomes generally known (Rouse, 2010, para. 1). Zero-day exploits have grown into a new technology market where

  • How Does Chris Mccandless Exploit The Search For Identity

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    Shakespeare once said, “We know what we are, but not what we may be.” This quote is extremely relevant and relatable to a plethora of literature seen from today and the past, including my selected texts. I have investigated four texts that signify and exploit the search for identity collectively. These being, the film ‘Into the Wild’ by Sean Penn, novels ‘1984’ by George Orwell and ‘Fahrenheit 451’ by Ray Bradbury, and the memoir ‘Walden’ by Henry David Thoreau. These texts all display a search for identity

  • How does Shakespeare Exploit the Supernatural for dramatic Effect in Macbeth

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    The play begins in a 'desolate place' as the stage directions tell us. Shakespeare uses the pathetic fallacy of 'Thunder and Lightening.' This creates an atmosphere of dark and evil and anticipates something frightening. There are three witches, casting a spell, as Shakespeare shows through the use of rhyming couplets at the end of lines. In addition to this, he uses the syntatic parralelism to suggest that everything is not what it will seem. 'Fair is foul and foul is fair.' This warns the audience

  • The 1945 Truman Proclamation relating to the right to explore and exploit resources of the sea bed

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    September 28, 1945 marked the time when the U.S. ventured in the exploitation of sea resources such as oil and gas. President Truman issued a proclamation in favour of the country to explore and exploit these minerals under United States policy (Frazier 2009, p.3). The Truman Proclamation firmly consolidated the distinction between the question of the legal regime governing fisheries resources beyond the territorial sea and the regime governing mineral resources. As far as the legal concept of the

  • Critical Game Analysis: Critical Reading And Analysis

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    stood back and realized that they kept spawning and occasionally dropped items which were used to make your character stronger. So I continued to exploit this bug and farmed my items until I had no more space to hold anymore. I was then curious to see if anyone else found the same exploit like me, I went online and lo behold I found discussions about the exploit. This leads to another thing Aarseth spoke

  • The Pairings In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

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    John Steinbeck used pairings within five critical scenes in his novel “Of Mice and Men,” these pairings seemed to hint at universal truths of the human condition and beliefs at the time. In a competitive society, the strong will exploit the weak. A controversial idea at the with the red scare in the 1930s. However, Steinbeck used the triads along with the power he gave to each character to help or oppress another. In the opening of the chapter, the reader is told about a horseshoe game going on

  • Black Hat Hacking Essay

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    Colored HATS IN NETWORK SECURITY In Computer security terminology Hacker is a person or group of persons, who exploit, modify and identify weakness in a computer system or network. Hacker may be motivates of reasons such as profit, protest and challenge. based on attitude, belief, and goals hacker groups are categories such as  Black hat  White hat  Grey hat  Blue hat Black hat: Black hat are the "hackers" which means they intentionally sent a malicious code into the computer system or network

  • Essay On Exploitation Of Development

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    developed countries should share the responsibility to develop the less developed countries through the transfer of capital aid and technology, but instead of helping, they exploited the less developed countries. Meanwhile, the developed countries exploit them by; taking their natural and mineral resources, agricultural commodities, manufactured goods, employ the less developed countries worker to work for them or known as cheap labour (by paying them a minimum wage to maximum the profit), technical

  • Cyber Security Field Of The Computer Science

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    information conducted from a penetration test on a company’s network. Background The vulnerability assessment report is comprised of any exploit or possible weaknesses found in a company’s network while conducting a penetration test as well as a level of risk and how it can be addressed [2]. A penetration test is usually performed by an internal team member to exploit vulnerabilities that they find within a network. Penetration test is like a software attack targeted towards a computer system where it

  • Shadow Broker Research Paper

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    to cybercriminals and other government around the globe The Shadow Broker made their comeback last August, in which they released a bunch of hacking tools and exploits, and a couple of information regarding the vulnerability in widely used softwares. In that release, the group published a set of NSA material, that were, a couple of exploits and tools for networking devices like routers; another collection for Microsoft Windows and server services; list of the analyst who broke into the SWIFT banking

  • Character Analysis Of Gerald In J. B. Priestley's An Inspector Calls '

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    “I didn't ask for anything in return.” How far do you agree that Gerald is not guilty of exploits Daisy Renton ?? At the beginning of Gerald’s and Daisy relationship, Gerald’s actions towards Daisy Renton throughout the play were not used against her or to exploit the young lady, instead to be a genuine and kind young gentleman helping somebody being sexually harassed by some large older men. However, at times the reader could argue that some of Gerald’s involvements with her were often very

  • Characteristics Of The Warrior In Harry Potter

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    Potter, like the warrior, has exploits to his quest. Also, Harry Potter, like the Warrior, has a purification ritual just as the warrior does. Lastly, Harry Potter is concerned about his school being in danger from a menace and corruption, the same way the Warrior defends his village from any menace or corruption that may come. Harry Potter shares common traits to the Warrior and it is shown throughout the novel. The first trait being that, Harry Potter has exploits from his quest just

  • Pros And Cons Of Claw Machines

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    enticed to waste money on claw machines. However, the real victims of this are the parents, who only want their child to have the toy and to be happy. These parents will do whatever it takes to get a prize for their begging child, and claw machines exploit this virtue. Not only is this trickery present in our town, it is present everywhere, and in all

  • Karl Marx’s Theory of the Capitalist Economic System

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    ideology of the base and superstructure. His theory is commonly displayed on television through the typical nineties American sitcom shows wanting to live the dream. According to the film, media has significant power towards the viewers which is able to exploit any common men in wanting to live a wealthy lifestyle and viewing the actors as role models. Therefore Karl Marx’s theory of the ruling class dominating the middle class only benefits the ruling class is indeed applied in the media and a true fact

  • Trump Transition Team Summary

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    the negative historical connotations of the word when applied to Native Americans. Furthermore, the information reported by Volcovici indicates that this might in fact restore some further sovereignty to Native Americans regarding their ability to exploit any resources contained on it. There also is a near certainty that allowing Native Americans to tap into energy reserves will inject large quantities of capital into the Reservations, which would likely have a similar effect on their local economies

  • Balancing Efficiency and Flexibility in Business IT Processes

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    3.3 Business Process IT Ambidexterity Highly competitive environment and need of innovation, the companies are facing high pressures to innovate and improve the business process. As IT budgets are limited, process owners and IT departments need to decide how to divide their spending on efficiency and flexibility enhancing IT capabilities to optimally support the execution of business processes. The limited IT budgets put pressure on IT process owners to find the perfect mix to achieve the efficiency