...achieve a higher security level. In the third part, I will be providing a diagram for encryption. In the fourth part, I will be adding recommendations related to encryption. In the last part, I will be adding my point of view and will be ending my report with conclusion and references. Encryption is defined as a method of converting electronic information into a secret codes, called cipher text, which cannot be easily understood by normal users except authorized parties. Additionally, the aim of encryption is to protect secret information for government or commercial companies from getting hacked or stolen by perpetrators or hackers....
Words: 734 - Pages: 3
...Headnote After certain property had been stolen a reward was offered to any person giving information which would lead to the arrest of the thieves and the recovery of the property. The appellant and others claimed this reward for information given by them. Held, on appeal, that the information given by appellant led to the arrest of the thieves and the recovery of the bulk of the stolen property. Held further, that the information had been given by appellant before he had any knowledge of respondents' offer of a reward, and that, in consequence, he was not entitled to recover, as the right to recover was dependent on contractual privity. The decision of the Cape Provincial Division in Sephton and Others v The American Swiss Watch Company (1913, C.P.D. p. 1024) affirmed. Case Information Appeal from the decision of the Cape Provincial Division (HOPLEY, J.). On the 13th of March, 1913, a robbery took place at the premises of the defendant company, and jewellery to the value of £5,000 was forcibly taken. In the Press of the following day a reward was offered by defendants of £500 for information to he given to the C.I.D. by any person which would lead to the arrest of the thieves and the recovery of the stolen property. If the information led only to the recovery of a portion of the property stolen, the reward would be paid proportionately. Information reached the police from various sources; the thieves were arrested, and the bulk of the stolen property recovered. Thereupon legal proceedings...
Words: 3534 - Pages: 15
...------------------------------------------------- Description of Project It takes 90 seconds or less for a car thief to take your vehicle. It is no longer enough to just roll-up your windows and lock your doors. Although few stolen vehicles are recovered within 48 -72 hours, the damage has already been done. The Spartahouse City Council in collaboration with the Spartahouse Police Department is encouraging residents to protect their vehicles. This is due to the fact that Incidents of Grand Theft Auto in the city have spiked by over 35% over the last year. There is work to be done to educate citizens on how to protect their vehicles to reduce this particular crime even more. The council has been approached by the National Motor vehicle Theft Reduction Organization NMTRO and has planned to launch a campaign entitled “PROTECT YOUR VEHICLE". The program is specifically targeted at encouraging owners of high risk vehicles to install immobilizers and other antitheft devices. NMTRO works with other stakeholders to develop and implement countermeasures that will impede the activities of organized criminals. In the city and surrounding suburbs, any make or model of car is subject to theft. Toyota and Nissan models made between 2005 and 2012 and Honda products are the most vulnerable for being stolen. The City has hired a team of specialist to analyze the car stealing situation in the city. They need to have an idea of the magnitude of the car stealing situation in order to provide preventative measures...
Words: 2817 - Pages: 12
...MGMT230-1102B-10: Electronic Business Individual assignment 2 Contents 1. Abstract 2. Introduction 3. Security concerns of e-commerce 4. The risks of e-commerce and how the can be lessened 5. Security of internet transactions 6. Conclusion 7. References Abstract This assignment discusses whether e-business is secure or not, tells what customers should be afraid of and what should they check while making transactions in the internet. It explains how and why organisations have to make e-business and Internet transactions more secure on example of Joseph’s food business. Introduction Lack of security is one of the major problems associated with the operation of e-commerce. This means that customers mainly use internet sites for reviewing online catalogues of products and services and researching company’s profiles, but they are unwilling to use their credit cards in the internet for making purchases and other transactions via the Internet. In the last few years, there has been an increased interest and attempt to offer customers and other stakeholders secure e-business environment to increase purchases and transactions over the Internet and to encourage an interest in online delivery of goods and services. Therefore Internet businesses are trying to make their e-commerce more secure to transform their potential customers, who only examine catalogues in the internet, into actual customers and other stakeholders, who purchase goods and services...
Words: 1104 - Pages: 5
...The two argued about their opposing feelings on politics and sociological matters. Upon the end of the argument Weber lost control of his actions and emotions and became violent. He punched Durkheim and then further attempted to hit him. After the disagreement and fight occurred Durkheim left the conference battered and it is reported that his was eye swollen. Not only did a fight break out during the conference the elite woman that was hosting the conference Lady Bracknell’s diamond was presumably stolen or missing. After Bracknell noticed her diamond was missing she called for an investigation to be held to assist her in locating her diamond and finding out who was responsible for it being missing. During this investigation for the diamond it was also noted that Durkheim had not been seen since the altercation he had the night before with Weber. So, after these events transpired Holmes and Watson began to investigate all the sociological theorist that attended the conference in hopes of locating the diamond and finding who was responsible for taking it before the news leaked to the...
Words: 1731 - Pages: 7
...Abstract Information technology is all around in life, at work, home, school, university even sports grounds. The following essay will examine what effects the proliferation of information technology has had on our view of privacy. Some say that our perception of privacy have not changed, however there are others that our do not agree and believe our perception has changed dramatically due to the saturation levels in our society Introduction “Modern technology is facilitating the steady disappearance of individual privacy – even under normal circumstances. Add a real or hyped threat to the common good and the erosion of individual privacy is further accelerated” (Caloyannides, M 2003, Privacy vs. Information Technology, p. 100). Privacy concerns are not only a recent issue however with the ever increasing amount of information technology in our lives the topic has exploded and mutated into an ongoing debate between governments, social networking giants, corporations and privates individuals. With a slowdown of Information technology not looking likely in the foreseeable future will it be a case of “in 20 years’ time, will there be any privacy to protect?” (The surveillance society 1999, p.21). This essay will argue the point that while information technology in our society has created a more productive and social one, it has certainly altered our perception of privacy. I have focused on three areas (Social Network and online communities, E-Commerce and Video surveillance...
Words: 1886 - Pages: 8
...was at work. She wants to relax and have a good time with her daughters, but their bickering doesn’t allow her to. (p. 10 l. 119-120) “The loud people on the table behind them started to sing HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DEAR LARRY! It made the mother feel belittled”. There’s another birthday party going on at the same restaurant. When the mother hears them sing, she wishes that she was a part of that “normal” party. But she can’t, all because of the relationship between the two daughters, Flora and Rachel. The relationship between Rachel and Flora is marked by jealousy and envy. (P.9 l.36-37) “It (the dress) made her feel taller, braver, cleverer, and Rachel was all those things already”. Rachel is tidy and she is on time at appointment. She is the perfect daughter that the mother wants. Flora, in contrast, is a mess and she is late, even at her mother’s birthday party. Flora steels Rachel’s dress because she wants to be more like Rachel. She wants to attract the mother’s attention. It is mentioned that the relationship has been like this for a while. Sadly, the mother can’t deal with both her clients at work and her daughters at home. Therefore something dramatic is bound to happen sooner or later. The stolen dress is for Rachel the last...
Words: 738 - Pages: 3
...camp next to the lake and because of the lack of knowledge about the aboriginals some of the farmers get scared of the aboriginals because they hear about an earlier story where a group of aboriginals killed a family in Glenaladale. Although some of the farmers tells the rest of them that the aboriginals is not dangerous a group of the farmers end up killing the most of the aboriginals, but some of the aboriginals survives because they were not in the camp when then ate the food with the poisoned flour, and they take revenge by killing Mrs. McKenzie and her baby. The story is chronological organized without flash-backs or flash-forwards which mean the story is told in a straight line. The narrator is omniscient with a third person point of view, which gives the author the possibility to tell us about the feelings, thoughts and background of the persons in the story. This is seen on page 94 lines 67-68 where Mrs. McKenzie remembers the painting from the Sydney gallery. The title “Flour on your grave” is chosen because of the way the farmers kills the aboriginals. The farmers decides to give the aboriginals poisoned flour, which kills them when they eat the flour. Instead of putting flowers on their grave, you could say they put flour on their grave because that is what the farmers use to kill them. The main theme in the story is the fear of something unknown. The newest farmers are afraid of the aboriginals because...
Words: 823 - Pages: 4
...Faculty of Business, Economics and Law School of Law Introduction to Business Law Common Law Assignment Semester 2, 2014 Instructions 1. Weighting: The assignment is worth 20% of your final mark in this subject. 2. Due Date: The assignment is due and must be submitted latest by 4:00 pm on Monday, 15 September, 2014. 3. Questions: You must answer all questions. 4. Type: This is a common law problem-solving assignment, and as such, you are not required to discuss any legislation. The IRAC guide to answering problem questions is the format adopted for this assignment. It has been set out for you. You should cite relevant case authorities (cases) to support your answers. 5. Presentation: Your assignment must be typed with double spacing and wide margins. Size 12 font must be used. 6. Referencing: You must reference your work appropriately using footnotes. The Short Guide to Legal Citation available on LMS contains information on footnote citations. No bibliography is required. 7. Word Limit: The word limit is 1,500 words, including footnotes. You must provide the word count on the front page of your assignment. 8. Cover Sheet/Statement of Authorship: Your assignment must be accompanied by a cover sheet available on LMS. You must complete all the details required on the cover sheet including your tutor’s name and seminar time, and your name and student number. You must sign and date the cover sheet. 9. Submission: You must submit both a hard copy and an electronic copy of your assignment:...
Words: 1581 - Pages: 7
...A review of How Bingeing Became the New College Sport by Barrett Seaman, a former TIME editor and correspondent. I feel it’s going to be about blasting drinking and it’s going to disagree from my own point of view. The topic at hand in Barrett’s article is about the injustice & stolen freedoms of millions of young Americans. That lack of freedom has led to a very real problem of over drinking. My experience is that I drank in high school. I drank before I was 21 and the only trouble I ever got into is because of the nonsensical laws. I got an underage drinking ticket; one or maybe two. It’s totally wrong that a society, a Nation that claims to be free, tells young men and women that they are old enough to die, be issued weapons and ordered into combat to terminate other human lives but they cannot consume alcohol? Whether it be hard liquor, moonshine, beer, or just a glass of wine it’s totally wrong! The mistakes and foolishness of the few should not justify the raping of freedoms from the whole population of 18 to 20 year olds! Furthermore I know many Veterans. One Veteran in particular, when he was 20 years old, the Port Washington, WI PD gave him a fine. Right after he got back from Iraq because he was at a party drinking. Talk about a lack of respect, respect for what he's done! Those cops have the nerve to wear the same flag on their uniform and claim they are there to protect & serve. This whole topic makes me more than angry. It still infuriates me to this day and I'm...
Words: 464 - Pages: 2
...HATFIELD, III, ) ) Plaintiff, ) ) v. ) ) JOHN MCDANIEL, et al., ) ) Defendants. ) CASE NO. 2:11-CV-590-WKW [WO] MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER This case involves the allegedly illegal search and seizure of Plaintiff Jerry Bennett Hatfield’s store and computer. The matter comes before the court on the Motion for Partial Summary Judgment filed by Defendants John McDaniel, Gary Graves, Robert Furlong, and the City of Prattville, Alabama. (Doc. # 25.) The parties have argued their positions extensively: Mr. Hatfield filed a Response (Doc. # 29), to which Defendants responded (Doc. # 35), to which Mr. Hatfield filed a sur-reply, to which Defendants responded (Doc. # 45). For the reasons discussed below, summary judgment is due only on Mr. Hatfield’s Fourteenth Amendment and negligence claims. As to Mr. Hatfield’s Fourth Amendment claims, summary judgment is improper. Dockets.Justia.com I. JURISDICTION AND VENUE Subject matter jurisdiction over this action is exercised pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1331 and 28 U.S.C. § 1343. The parties do not contest personal jurisdiction or venue, and there are allegations sufficient to support both. II. FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND Plaintiff Jerry Bennet Hatfield, III, runs a car stereo store in Prattville called Powerhouse Audio. Sometimes Mr. Hatfield accepts trade-ins, which are not always the fruit of honest labor. For instance, when a couple walked into Powerhouse Audio toting a varmint rifle and looking for stereo equipment, Mr. Hatfield...
Words: 4232 - Pages: 17
...Are you tired of those pesky credits cards in your wallet? Are you sick of how long it takes to reach in your wallet and break out a credit card to pay for you items at the grocery store? Well, if you said yes then there is now an app for that. Apple has recently announced that the new iphone’s will come ready with an application that allows you to store your credit card information and scan it at all easy pay location. This week I have read and summarize the article: Apple Teaming up with Visa, MasterCard on IPhone Wallet written by Mat Townsend at Bloomberg. In this paper I will break down the article, offer up issues and perspectives, and how I feel about the technology. To summarize, the article starts off by telling us that Apple intends to partner up with Visa and MasterCard by turning the next iPhone into what they consider a “mobile wallet”. The new iPhone claims it will make payments to retailers easier by including a near field communication integrated into the phone. They claim this technology in conjunction with fingerprint technology will allow customer the ability “to securely pay for an item in store with the touch of a finger”. The article continues on to say that google has been investing into ways of giving phones the capability to make payment at retailers causing retailers to slowly adopt the concept, but the market for it was limited. With apple coming into the scene Ben Bajarin, an analyst for Creative Strategies LLC in San Jose, claims apple will quickly...
Words: 818 - Pages: 4
...Ethical Concerns of Consumer Tracking Name SOC 120: Introduction to Ethics & Social Responsibility Instructor September 2014 Ethical Concerns of Consumer Tracking The practice of consumer tracking has become commonplace through various public avenues, but there are certain aspects of this practice that could be construed as an invasion of privacy. There are so many activities that can be monitored in today’s technologically driven society. Retail outlets and other organizations have countless reasons to track their consumer or client base. The ethical concern is determining where to draw the line when collecting data or monitoring activity. Many companies will use the classical ethical theory of utilitarianism as the basis for collecting data from their consumer or client base. Kurt Mosser describes utilitarianism as an action that is chosen because it produces the best possible results for the greatest number of people (Mosser, 2013). At the corporate level, data is often collected to strengthen the operational processes of the business. This practice is often considered harmless by the businesses involved because their intent is not to use the accumulated personal information for any reason other than to improve the business. While previously working at the corporate headquarters for a retail organization, I was able to observe the practice of consumer tracking as it evolved. This particular organization purchased precious...
Words: 1420 - Pages: 6
...of RM20,000. The tour package included these items: a) Four nights and five days stay at Hotel Seri Gemia, two suites with ocean view; b) Four meals at Hotel Seri Gemia, the restaurant serving international dishes; c) Free access to Hotel Seri Gemia’s gym, SPA, Oympic size swimming pool and two days of scuba diving activity; d) Free bicycles to tour the whole island; and e) Free island hopping tour around the islands surrounding Pulau Gemia. Zarul then made a reservation with OLLT and the tour was set for 2.2.2014 till 7.2.2014. Zarul then paid the sum RM20, 000 to OLLT. Zarul and his wife took their sons Zahim and Zamani with them to the island. When all of them went to Hotel Seri Gemia, they found that the said hotel was not conductive for holiday leisure. They did not get the suites as promised but got only one room with two single beds and the room was also very small. The room was not facing the sea but the swimming pool instead. The food served was not international cuisine but local dishes instead. There was no gym, no SPA, no Olympic size swimming pool. Actually, there was only one pool for children. There was no scuba diving activity as well. The bicycle tour and the island hopping activities were also not carried out. When they returned to their room, they were horrified to discover that their belongings were stolen. Zarul and Zarina lost a few thousand ringgits and the children lost their DSLR cameras and hand phones. When they reported the matter...
Words: 5958 - Pages: 24
...The Basis Of Feminist Criminology Feminist criminology was created out of the realization that criminology from its beginnings focused on the male criminal and the unlawful acts they committed. When in the fact it could be argued female crime was studied as far back as 1800's, female criminal activity, its causes and the effects in which it placed on public opinion were often disregarded. Over the past 20 years, there has been a significantly different approach in how females are being dealt with inside the criminal justice system. This has been the result of a more broadening law enforcement effort, stringent medication sentencing laws, and post-conviction limits to reentry that would greatly influence females. While there seems to be numerous hypotheses on feminist criminology, liberal, radical, Marxist, and communist theories seem to be most often understood. Woman’s activist criminology attempts to redefine the thought process of criminologists to include more of a sexual orientation and to remedy the issues of why women are more unlikely than men to commit a criminal offense, and whether or not standard male speculation could be altered to elucidate female responsibility. Liberal feminist criminology emerged in the 1960’s to bring attention to discrimination against women. Currently it thrives to address women’s issues, lobby for women’s rights, create opportunities, and change a woman’s role in the public sector. Radical feminism seems to conflict and differ with...
Words: 998 - Pages: 4
