Essays on Internet Privacy

As it stands Homeland Security is doing their utmost to prevent cyber terrorism, but the field is always growing, introducing new ways to code and create programs, thus creating new ways for terrorism to occur. The issue is so bad that the European Union has…

Ransomware is malevolent programming that threatens to obstruct the entrance to a machine until the point when some sum is paid. Ransomware comes in two sorts. The first is the encryption of documents in a machine or system, second bolts the client’s screen. Now and…

Yasmine Yahya mentioned that “Government intervention requires a careful balance”. With the increase use in social technology such as Facebook, Twitter as well as the use of WhatsApp, with just one click of sharing button, online falsehood spreads at a lightning speed (Deb Roy, Sinan…

Internet Privacy Violations The right to privacy is a controversial topic in the age of rapid technological improvement and digitization of information. While the right to privacy is not constitutionally enumerated, it remains fundamental, justifiable on both moral and legal grounds. Privacy is an interest…

Introduction In the modern world, there is little or no privacy. Over the last decade, privacy has changed its meaning from the state of being observed or disturbed by other people to the state of information about you being available to other people with or…

The article I have chosen to analyze, titled “Privacy Laws and Social Media Sites” published by HG.org, closely examines the issues pertaining to privacy and the wide-spread sharing of information across internet-based applications known for their social media prowess. The article states that “the point…

Abstract Data center and cloud business is growing very fast. Hence, it gets attraction of attackers to breach the security. Attacker tries different types of attacks such as Brute Force attack to crack password, Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) attack to make resources unavailable from…

Re-Identification is the problem of associating identities to detections of people over a network of cameras. Occlusions, changes in illumination conditions, different camera settings, view angles and pose, are visual contingencies that contribute to make re-identification a challenging problem in videosurveillance systems, specially in camera…