campus network only, while other threats directly affect students or employees. For the campus network, threats include Social media vulnerabilities, Unauthorized access to employee or student information, and Email attacks (phishing) For students, the main threat comes from identity theft, often a result of inappropriate practices connected to social media and email attacks. Often, attacks to a college network occur because of unintentional and misguided errors from students. Information
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The intent of the original amendment is not to facilitate illegal aliens defying U.S. Law and obtaining citizenship for their offspring, or obtaining benefits at taxpayer expense. The United States is unusual in it's proposal to extend citizenship to anyone born on its soil. If we turn to other developed countries that have developed their citizenship practice to eliminate the problems caused by the practice of birthright citizenship. The anchor baby problem has grown to such large proportions that
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In other words, the treatment of suspects should be the same from each case, regardless of the colour of the suspects being profiled (Corlett 29). This is later emphasizes when Corlett states that if there is a white serial rapist who is sought by law enforcement, then it is the residents of predominantly white neighbourhoods, both rich and poor, that will be the victims of such police searches(Corlett 29). Corlett highlights the fact that profiling is only effective if all suspects are treated equally
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regulatory frameworks will be discuss further in this report. DISCUSSION. Malaysia was one of the earliest countries to introduce a specific set of laws covering the Internet. These laws known as Cyber Laws which enacted in 1997. The government include the Computer Crimes Act 1997, the Digital Signature Act 1997, and the Telemedicine Act 1997 in Cyber Laws. The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 or CMA was also enacted as the regulatory arm for the Ministry of Energy, Communications and
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categories: 1. Cyberpiracy: the unauthorized use of “cybertechnology” to 1. reproduce copies of proprietary information, or 2. distribute proprietary information (in digital form) across a computer network. 1. Cybertrespass: the unauthorized use of “cybertechnology” to gain unauthorized access to 3. an individual’s or an organization’s computer system, or 4. a password-protected Web site. 2. Cybervandalism: the unauthorized use of “cybertechnology” to unleash
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interesting are the ones were you have to do legal research. 3. Explain what unauthorized practice of law (UPL) is. Give 2 examples of UPL. - Unauthorized practice of law is for example when you as a paralegal give out legal advice without the supervision or permission from a lawyer. As a paralegal you are not qualified to give out that type of advice. Another UPL is if you are not qualified you cannot sell your law advice in something such as a book, and make a profit off of it. 4. Read the
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STUDENT NUMBER: 21332673 PROJECT NUMBER: 00802200 ADDRESS: 506 STONEMONT DR WESTON , FLORIDA 33326 PENN FOSTER SCHOOL GRADED PROJECT THINKING CRITICALLY ABOUT ETHICS I HAVE BEEN ASKED TO REVIEW A SCENARIO INVOLVING A PARALEGAL WORKING IN A LAW FIRM, AND IDENTIFY THE ETHICAL RULES THE PARALEGAL AND/OR THE ATTORNEY VIOLATED. I WILL DESCRIBE ALL POSSIBLE ETHICAL VIOLATIONS THAT OCURRED IN ANY PARTICULAR DAY OF THE WEEK TO BE EXAMINED, CITING : A) ABA MODEL RULES THAT APPLY AND
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Law & Ethics for Paralegals Angel Burgess STUDENT NUMBER: 21989257 PROJECT NUMBER: 00802200 ADDRESS: 2616 Mission road Apt#189 Tallahassee , FLORIDA 32304 GRADED PROJECT THINKING CRITICALLY ABOUT ETHICS I HAVE BEEN ASKED TO REVIEW A SCENARIO INVOLVING A PARALEGAL WORKING IN A LAW FIRM, AND IDENTIFY THE ETHICAL RULES THE PARALEGAL AND/OR THE ATTORNEY VIOLATED. I WILL DESCRIBE ALL POSSIBLE ETHICAL VIOLATIONS THAT OCURRED IN ANY PARTICULAR DAY OF THE WEEK
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are extreme worries concerning unauthorized downloading and copying of their products known as piracy. Piracy of items has been part of commerce for centuries; counterfeiting of currency for example. With the information age the ease at which media can be pirated has caused an explosion of this phenomenon. This practice is an illegal act that is done by individuals for personal use and also for profit. The first do not seem to see the issues caused by this practice such as; the spreading of viruses
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custom exploits and attack tools. Many cybercriminals disregard computer crime laws and often rationalize why those laws are invalid or inapplicable, especially when espousing political agendas against corporate practices or national policies. Recurring types of attackers include the following: ▪ Cracker: A malicious attacker who deliberately intrudes upon systems or networks to gain unauthorized access or unauthorized resources. ▪ Hacker: An individual who enjoys breaking systems or software
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