Trojan Horse and Cybercrime hacking phishing spamming
Trojan Horse and Cybercrime hacking phishing spamming
Lab part 1. Please complete Hands-On Project 9-1 pages 383-384. Please submit a screenshot of steps 3 & 5, then complete step 10. Instead of a short paper, make this one paragraph.
Please complete Hands-On Project 9-1 pages 383-384
Lab part 1
Firstly, Please complete Hands-On Project 9-1 pages 383-384. Please submit a screenshot of steps 3 & 5, then complete step 10. Instead of a short paper, make this one paragraph.
Secondly, You will have to download and install WinHex Editor for Lab 9-1 and Lab 9-2. If both labs are complete d at once, you only have to download WinHex Editor once.
The url is http://www.winhex.com/winhex/hex-editor.html.
Lab part 2
Firstly, Please complete Hands-On Project 9-2 AND 9-3 page 384-385. Please submit a screenshot of steps 3 & 4, then complete step 10 for Project 9-2. Please submit a screenshot of steps 2, 5, 6, & 8.
Secondly, You will have to download and install WinHex Editor as in Lab 9-1 to complete Lab 9-2. You can submit 9-2 & 9-3 in the same word document.
The url is http://www.winhex.com/winhex/hex-editor.html.
I have attached the textbook here
2. Read the article here and give a synopsis, including your opinion about possible how different social media platforms have attributed to the rise in cybercrime. There are many researchers who feel that every social media platform is a “Trojan Horse” that can be used to commit sophisticated crimes.
What is meant by this? Do you agree or disagree with this view?
Link to the pdf 2nd question https://www.cpomagazine.com/cyber-security/cyber-criminals-have-turned-social-media-cyber-crime-into-a-3-billion-business/
Cyber crime
What do you mean by cyber crime?
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