Read the blog article (See link below), Man-in-the-Disk: A New Attack Surface for Android Apps. After reading the article, submit a college-level response to the following questions: Who is really at fault for these Man-in-the-disk attacks? In a related question, where does the responsibility lie in fixing them? How can this problem be averted? Article […]
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June 18th, 2022 
PLEASE RESPOND TO THE QUESTION: 1. An 18-year-old high school football player sustained a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in the state playoffs. After undergoing repair, he found it difficult to ambulate with the knee brace. Weighing close to 140 kg (~300 pounds), the athlete found it difficult to stand and balance on one leg. […]
Reflect on this
June 18th, 2022 Reflect on this: The results of my experiment on walking speed were unexpected. As we discussed in class, in my data the people walking in the rain were the slowest. People walking on one sunny day seemed a little faster, but the difference was not large enough to call it statistically significant. The other sunny […]
Cloud Computing Chaos is Driving Identity Management Changes
June 18th, 2022 Read the blog article (See link below), Cloud Computing Chaos is Driving Identity Management Changes. After reading the article, submit a college-level response to the following questions: How does cloud computing innovation affect IAM (Identity and Access Management)? The last sentence of the article says, identity and data are the new security perimeters. What does […]
The Hard Parts of JWT Security Nobody Talks About
June 18th, 2022 Read the blog article (See link below), The Hard Parts of JWT Security Nobody Talks About. After reading the article, submit a college-level response to the following questions: Even though symmetric signatures have limitations, can they still be used reliably in an application? If so, under what conditions? If not, why not? Does the use […]
Two-factor Authentication is a Mess
June 18th, 2022 Read the blog article (See link below), Two-factor Authentication is a Mess. After reading the article, submit a college-level response to the following questions: What are some reasons NOT to implement two-factor authentication? The “checkbox” quote from Marc Boroditsky is telling. What is dangerous about a company having such an attitude? How do the two […]
Symbolic Systems
June 18th, 2022 Write a journal entry which is 1-2 double-spaced pages in length that addresses the following questions. You are not required to include a cover page, but if you refer to information from other sources, be sure you provide in-text citations in accordance with APA requirements. Make sure you refer to the rubric to ensure you […]
Patterns of Subsistence and Economic Systems
June 18th, 2022 create a journal entry. Journal entries provide the writer with an opportunity to collect their thoughts and reflect in a less formal way than they would in a traditional essay. Although a journal is not a traditional essay in format or tone, all of the elements necessary for good writing still apply, including attention to […]
follow prompt
June 18th, 2022 Prompt:Durring a period of almost a million years, Australopithecu boisei and Homo habilis lived in the same region of eastern Africa. If these species shared a habitat, why didn’t one of them outcompete the other? What roll does the access to resources play in both of them surviving? How does their skeletal remains and tools […]
an explication (a close reading or unfolding) of a scene or a section of about 40 lines or less from Hamlet.
June 18th, 2022 The essay should be a minimum of four full pages, double-spaced, more if you wish. Choosing an interesting, rich passage or scene should make it easy to write a full essay. You must consult the Oxford English Dictionary. See the directions for format given on the syllabus. When you begin your explication, make clear the […]
