Some analytical techniques are required in order to the attempt some relevant information. It gives a broad overview of some of the most commonly used techniques and technologies to help the reader to better understand the tools based on big data analytics. There are many analytic techniques that could be employed when considering a big data project. Which ones are used that depends on the type of data being analyzed, the technology available to you, and the research questions you are trying ...
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0.Introduction 1.1.Packet capturing and Analysis 1.2.Definition of key terms. 1.3.Scope of the work. 2.0.Related work. 2.1Aims and objectives of Research work. 3.0.Materials and Method. 3.1Tools and Applications used 3.2Wireshark 3.2.1Uses of Wireshark 3.2.2Features of Wireshark 4.0.Results and Discussion 4.1Packets Capturing using Wireshark 4.2Packets Analyzing using Wireshark 4.3IP address Capturing/Tracing 5.0.Summary & Conclusion 5.1Summary 5.2Conclusion References 1...
Cyber security is a fast growing pace in the society today and as a result of that, its growth is becoming more and more widespread. According to the 2015 (ISC) Global Information Security Workforce Study, a shortfall of 1.8 million cybersecurity jobs will happen by 2022 cite mat 1. Allegedly, the most common reason for this fact is the lack of qualified personnel. As a consequence of this trend even in education sector, Information Technology (IT), Cyber space, Online platform, medical field...
INTRODUCTION2 DEFINITION OF TERMS:2 LITERATURE REVIEW:3 SCOPE OF WORK:3 OVERVIEW:3 USAGE OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES3 EFFECT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION (LOSS OF INTEREST IN OTHER ACTIVITIES)4 IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION:4 IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION ON STUDENT ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE5 IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ADDICTION ON EMPLOYEES5 METHODOLOGY5 METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION:6 ANALYSIS OF DATA:6 DISCUSSIONS AND RESULTS6 SUMMARY9 CONCLUSION9 REFERENCES:9
1. Introduction to Dynamic Programming Dynamic programming is a general type of approach to problem solving, and the particular equations used must be developed to fit each situation. Therefore, a certain degree of ingenuity and insight into the general structure of dynamic programming problems is required to recognize when and how a problem can be solved by dynamic programming procedures. These abilities can best be developed by an exposure to a wide variety of dynamic programming ...
INTRODUCTION Disaster according to Wikipedia “A disaster is a serious disruption, occurring over a relatively short time, of the functioning of a community or a society involving widespread human, material, economic or environmental loss and impacts, which exceeds the ability of the affected community or society to cope using its own resources”. Over the years, the world has experienced different forms and dimensions of disaster, ranging from natural to man-made incidents. In effect, ther...
INTRODUCTION Big data is a word used for detailed information of massive amounts of data which are either structured, semi structured or unstructured. The data which is not able to be handled by the traditional databases and software Technologies then we divide such data as big data. The term big data is originated from the web companies who used to handle loosely structured (numerical form, figures, and transaction data etc.) or unstructured data (Email attachments, Images comments on social...
Chapter 1 Introduction to Ethical Hacking, Ethics, and Legality 1 Chapter 2 Gathering Target Information: Reconnaissance, Footprinting, and Social Engineering 31 Chapter 3 Gathering Network and Host Information: Scanning and Enumeration 63 Chapter 4 System Hacking: Password Cracking, Escalating Privileges, and Hiding Files 95 Chapter 5 Trojans, Backdoors, Viruses, and Worms 125 Chapter 6 Gathering Data from Networks: Sniffers 153 Chapter 7 Denial of Service and Session Hijacking 173 Chapter 8...
Chapter 1 Getting Started: Essential Knowledge Chapter 2 Reconnaissance: Information Gathering for the Ethical Hacker Chapter 3 Scanning and Enumeration Chapter 4 Sniffing and Evasion Chapter 5 Attacking a System Chapter 6 Web-Based Hacking: Servers and Applications Chapter 7 Wireless Network Hacking Chapter 8 Trojans and Other Attacks Chapter 9 Cryptography 101 Chapter 10 Low Tech: Social Engineering and Physical Security Chapter 11 The Pen Test: Putting It All Together Appendix A Tool, Site...
Recall that we defined integer programming problems in our discussion of the Divisibility Assumption in Section 3.1. Simply stated, an integer programming problem (IP) is an LP in which some or all of the variables are required to be non-negative integers.† In this chapter (as for LPs in Chapter 3), we find that many real-life situations may be formulated as IPs. Unfortunately, we will also see that IPs are usually much harder to solve than LPs. In Section 9.1, we begin with necessary defin...
Philosophy of the Department The departmental philosophy is in line with the national philosophy of Nigerian educational information technological aspirations, as it is in line with the establishment of universities of technology in the Country. Our philosophy is to develop high manpower needs that would meet the Nigerian ICT aspirations in such areas as business establishments, through web networking, cybercrimes and terrorism overcoming at both local and international scenes, alleviate fra...
In security testing much like other things technical there are two very contrary methods, Dynamic Application Security Testing ( DAST) and Static Application Security Testing (SAST)
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Hacking means to attack systems, networks and applications by exploiting their weaknesses, in order to gain unauthorized access to data and systems. • What are the goals of hacking? • Ethical hacking is the use of hacking knowledge, skills tools and techniques to demonstrate the true exploitable vulnerabilities of a system for the purpose of better securing it.
The introduction of the IBM Personal Computer in 1982 fostered a technology revolution that has changed the way the world does business. Prior to that historic milestone, several personal computers existed, e.g., Apple, TRS 80, but they were primarily used by individuals, schools, and small businesses. When computer mainframe giant, International Business Machines (IBM) entered the personal computer market in 1982, the event quickly captured the attention of corporations and government agenci...