Encryption is a very important aspect of our daily lives. Everywhere we go and everything we do now involves some sort of encryption technology. From turning on our cars to using a card access to gain entry to our workplace, encryption is there. More specifically, encryption in communication is a vital component to everyday life. Without encryption, our lives would be much different and unsecure. According to Oded Goldreich (2004), There are 2 main types of encryption: One is called Symmetric-key
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activated like a iphone. It will have a app that you can create to your own life style. It will do whatever you want it to do. You will have a option to touch screen or use your voice. To run this ipad all you would have to do is go into a wifi once you get into a wifi account you can tell the system that you want this to be secured so that no one else get in. Basically you would have that option when you touch or use your voice. There would be no plans. If you want to get a plan then you can create your
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Faster processor, with memory increased more than four times (6.5 megabytes). Global keyboard glows in the dark. Modular architecture enables easy upgrading of individual components. DIAD IV - 2004 First device in industry to use Bluetooth, WiFi and GPRS or CDMA connectivity options. Introduces Global Positioning Satellite to handheld computer market. Color screen easier to read and facilitates color-coded messages to drivers. Acoustical modem facilitates dial-up access if necessary
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Connection” Name of founder: Jane Doe This business would be an internet café, open 24/7, that serves a wide range of breakfast entrees and dinner menus offering a variety of sandwiches, soups, salads and hot or cold non-alcoholic beverages. Free WiFi internet will be made available to our customers at specially designed tables where they can work while they eat. Our customers will also benefit from having printing, copying, scanning, and faxing capabilities; on-site technical assistance which
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Seleang Buth MHR 318-06 April 3, 2011 Case 1 – Panera Bread Company 1. What do you describe as Panera’s purpose, mission, and strategy? As stated on Panera Bread official website “a loaf of bread in every arm” is its mission statement. From the mission statement, I can assume a friendly, fun and confident strategy being in use. The article mentions that Panera wants to satisfy customers, probably enough to get all customers in the store to purchase a loaf of bread! 2. How well has Ron
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access up to 30 miles (50 km) from the base station. P1 W1MAX offers three type of modems: * P1 W1MAX DS300 Shared Modem * P1 W1MAX DV230 Shared Modem that integrates WiMAX, 802.11 b/g WiFi and voice functionality into one device. * P1 W1MAX DX230 New 3-in-1 Modem that integrates WiMAX, 802.11 b/g/n WiFi and voice. 2) WIGGY P1 W1MAX's On-the-Go Portable Modem is called WIGGY P1 W1MAX offers three packages: * WIGGY 129 which has speeds up to 3 Mbit/s; * WIGGY 89 which has speeds
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N. Justin Bernard Management 6740 Executive Summary “Wireless Networking and How to Keep Yourself Protected” Technology is consistently evolving and changing and wireless networking is no exception. There are constant updates as well as vulnerabilities in wireless networking, and my goal is to inform you of those vulnerabilities to help you stay protected from them. Wired Equivalent Protocol (WEP) was the original wireless security protocol. WEP was flawed in numerous ways and hackers were able
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All for the Glory of God As a Christian, I truly believe that whatever I do needs to be for the glory of God, following the verse from 1 Corinthians 10:31. The way I use computers, software, and information systems respects that way of life even though there are no specific verses in the bible referencing the way people should use technology. Doing all for the glory of God encompasses my actions and attitudes in their entirety. It is not only how I use them but also what I do through them. I will
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In April 2003, the Wi-Fi Alliance introduced an interoperable security protocol known as WiFi Protected Access (WPA), based on draft 3 of the IEEE 802.11i amendment. WPA was designed to be a replacement for WEP networks without requiring hardware replacements, using a subset IEEE 802.11i amendment. Organizations who adopt WPA can take advantage of the following features: * Strong cryptography support from the Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP), based on the RC4 cipher; * WPA-Enterprise
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Network Background:Peer-to-Peer and server-based network connections using NetBEUI, TCP/IP Configuredand installed Cisco Routers: ( 1700, 2600, 3600)and Cisco Switches (2950, 2960 series and 2948-GL3) Configured and installed communication Radio and WIFI System s (Link Sys, Motorola Canopy, Tranzeo) Working knowledge of crimping and testing CAT5e and CAT6 cables according to TIA/EIA 568-A/B standards ADDITIONAL SKILLS PREZI, MS Office, Visio, Microsoft Project,GNS3,
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