Category: Computer Science

Need all of the labs for this completed I will give the login information to com

Need all of the labs for this completed I will give the login information to complete and access the labs online.

This week we will be introduced to working with the ADT stack in Java. What are

This week we will be introduced to working with the ADT stack in Java. What are some of the basic principles involved with utilizing the ADT stack? What are some applications that could effectively utilize a stack? Write a simple Stack program to demonstrate your understanding.
In your answer, specifically think of and give a real-life scenario where:
Stack ADT can be used
Stack ADT usage or application is mandatory

Unit 9 Malware Analysis in Windows. I dont know how to do the lab. So the teache

Unit 9 Malware Analysis in Windows. I dont know how to do the lab. So the teacher said just to do a one page pager on Malware Analysis in Windows. The class in Computer Forensics. Use APA format . Just search for something and write a paper on it. Could you make sure to have a reference?

Examine the controls on your toaster in detail and provide a comprehensive descr

Examine the controls on your toaster in detail and provide a comprehensive descriiption of each function and button. Next, contemplate the potential transformation of these physical controls into a modern LCD screen interface. Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of this transition, considering the user experience, functionality, and any potential drawbacks of changing the interface to an LCD screen.

Tell us something about yourself, your experiences, or activities that you belie

Tell us something about yourself, your experiences, or activities that you believe would reflect positively on your ability to succeed at Penn State.

MUST HAVE CISCO PACKET TRACER!!!
Overview
This project, due in Module Seven, inv

MUST HAVE CISCO PACKET TRACER!!!
Overview
This project, due in Module Seven, involves reconfiguring a network with a network diagram and providing a network design rationale based on the architectural requirements presented in a scenario. The audience for this diagram and rationale is the network administrator for a fictional organization at which you are employed as a junior security analyst for the purposes of this assignment. As you will find in the workplace, there is often not just one correct answer to any given set of specifications when developing a network diagram. There may be many configurations to respond to each scenario. This project represents an authentic demonstration of the related course competency because, as a junior security analyst, you will often be asked to troubleshoot and design a variety of networks and network configurations that meet business needs.
In this assignment, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following course competency:
Design IP addressing and supporting services to meet architectural requirements
Scenario
In the course announcements, your instructor will post a real-world scenario that includes the minimum specifications on which your work will be based. You will also be provided with a Packet Tracer native file (.pkt) that you will open into the Packet Tracer application to use as the base diagram for your network. You will use the scenario and the provided Packet Tracer lab environment to do your work.
Prompt
You must address the critical elements listed below.
Network Diagram
Organize the essential components required in the given minimum specifications so that they collectively constitute a functional system.
IP networking
Subnet masks
Network (DHCP) infrastructure
Network address translation (NAT) protocol
Use annotations that address all the organizational requirements that were identified in the scenario you were provided.
Network Design Rationale
Describe your rationale for how you organized the components so that they constitute a functional system. Provide a rationale for each component:
IP networking
Subnet masks
Network (DHCP) infrastructure
Network address translation (NAT) protocol and port address translation (PAT) protocol
What to Submit
Your submission should include two files: a PDF and a Word document. For the network diagram, print your Packet Tracer native file (.pkt) as a PDF, which you should submit for grading. Submit your network design rationale as a Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. It should be 1 to 2 pages in length and should be written in APA format.

Task 1:
In this task, you will use the scenario to develop an investigative plan

Task 1:
In this task, you will use the scenario to develop an investigative plan of action that will prepare your investigative team to conduct an analysis of the gathered evidence. After reviewing the lesson material within the Course of Study, you will be ready to start the task. First, read the task scenario to gain an understanding of what the task is asking for. Use the task requirements and rubric as a guide to develop your paper.

Overview
As a security analyst, even though it may not relate immediately to you

Overview
As a security analyst, even though it may not relate immediately to your day-to-day job, it’s a best practice to be aware of emerging trends in the industry because they may eventually affect your organization. Think about how fast mobile devices have evolved and become pervasive in both business and personal applications. Managing emerging technologies requires a two-pronged approach: the technological aspect and the social aspect. You might need to upgrade your system and your policies that affect employee behaviors. There is often no right or wrong answer when integrating emerging technologies as long as the technology isn’t detrimental to your system; however, following best practices as defined by the industry, staying current with trade publications, and networking with your peers will help you be successful. As you address the technological and policy-related updates of implementing emerging technology in your organization, it is important to think about what it means to use the technology and adhere to the policies you are updating. Using a systems-thinking approach can help with this.
Scenario
You are a cybersecurity analyst, and your organization has noticed a new trend. More and more employees are bringing their personal devices to work and connecting them to the company’s Wi-Fi. The security team has recognized this as an issue and has decided to create a new segmented network for employees to use for their personal devices. This is a more secure solution because it separates data traffic for personal use and allows the organization to encrypt the communication. This benefits both the employees who want to use their personal devices at work and the organization.
This change to the system includes two steps from two different teams. The IT team is going to build the isolated secure network for employees only, and the security team needs to update the bring your own device (BYOD) policy. Your manager has asked you to draft the update to this policy. Your requirement is to update the policy to reflect the changes in the system in response to this new initiative.
Prompt
Review your organization’s BYOD policy in the Module Six Activity document linked in the Supporting Materials below. After reviewing the BYOD policy, write a response in which you describe a possible modification you would make to this policy to reflect the changes in the system from the scenario. Your response should also describe the impact that this policy update could have on organizational culture.
You must address the critical elements listed below.
Policy Update
Identify three of the most important policy statements from the BYOD policy and explain why they are essential to protecting the organization.
Describe a possible revision to the BYOD policy to meet the new requirement from the emerging workplace trend.
Organizational Impacts
Describe the impacts of this policy update on the organizational culture. For example, if you are aware that your use of personal devices on the company network is being monitored, would this change your behavior? Should it?
From a systems thinking approach, explain how this policy update may affect other organizational processes. For example, will the policy update affect the workflow of other employees?
What to Submit
Your submission should be 1 to 2 pages in length. Use double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. All sources must be cited using APA format. Use a file name that includes the course code, the assignment title, and your name—for example, CYB_123_Assignment_Firstname_Lastname.docx.
Supporting Materials
The following resource supports your work on the assignment:
Resource: Module Six Activity
This document describes your organization’s BYOD policy. Use this resource to complete the activity.

I have a virus that need to be analyzed, which an ec-council homework (Cyber Jou

I have a virus that need to be analyzed, which an ec-council homework (Cyber Journeyman I (Windows Threat Hunting)):
The questions are:
Question 1
What PE packer was used to pack the downloader (C:UsersLabUserDownloadss2023.exe)? (Answer format: xxx)
Question 1
For the malicious file to trigger a download, a file with a specific MD5 hash must exist on the system. What is the MD5 hash value? (Answer format: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Question 2
What is the MD5 hash of the downloaded executable? (Answer format: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Question 3
s2023.exe downloads a file when executed. What is the URL to this file? (Answer format: xxxx://xx.xx.x.x:xxxx/xxxxx.xxx)
Question 4
The downloaded executable file calls RegCreateKeyEx when executed. What is the string passed as the second parameter of the API when it is called? (Answer format: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Can you help me in that, if so, I will upload the exe file

For the second part of the IR series of explorations, you’ll conduct a natural l

For the second part of the IR series of explorations, you’ll conduct a natural language search using Google Scholar’s ADVANCED search mode. To access the advanced search option, click on the three line icon in the upper left corner of the Google Scholar search page. Click on Advanced search. As with the Google assignment in Module 1, you are asked to clearly document the steps you took in such a way that anyone can reproduce your search. Use the term ‘fuzzy retrieval’.
Note: Using natural language means using key terms, NOT typing in an entire sentence. The search engine (usually) will ignore terms like ‘a,’ ‘an,’ and ‘the,’ so entering a query like ‘Where can I find information on X?’ isn’t best practice. It’s about using unique terms that you believe with generate on-target results. But don’t take my word for it – take time to experiment (a.k.a. play!) I like to think of words likely to be found in the title or abstract of an article, if that’s what I’m seeking, for example. A search for migrant health Texas in the title field of articles found 16 more pertinent articles; the same search for these terms without specifying the field found 87,700 items with varying levels of pertinence to my need.
About the writing:
Rather than using screenshots, use text to explain. I hate to use a lot of ‘don’t’ statements, but please DON’T structure your report using bullet points. This should be done in an essay format, using subheadings to identify what you’re discussing. I’m very interested in your opinions about the utility of the resources you’re exploring during the semester, but you should consider the writing as a more technically-focused work.
What I mean by this: Support your opinions with evidence, and tell your reader what you have seen, as well as your thoughts about the resource. Go through the directions provided below, making notes on methods, results, and observations. Then go back and write a clear, succinct report that would allow your readers to reproduce what you’ve done. Avoid rambling, and use complete sentences. I do not give expected word or page counts, because we’re all different, but I do look at how clearly and succinctly you have explained processes and outcomes. Here’s an example of the kind of writing I expect:
For my first search I typed “motherboard” into the search bar, then pressed search to the right of the Search Bar. Once the page loaded, I was confronted with centered ads for motherboards. To the left is relevant processor brand categories for more specific results. On my next try I typed in “AMD Motherboards” and was directed to a page with pictures, summaries and price of various kinds of AMD Motherboards.
Here’s what I don’t want:
enter MOTHERBOARD
review results of various kinds
Instructions:
Explain how to get to the advanced search page
Test the capabilities of Google Scholar: Consult the Markey reading, especially Table 12.3 found on pages 225-226, to describe the capabilities of this search engine to perform features described (e.g., Boolean AND, OR, and NOT; word order, truncation, etc.).
Next, conduct a search in Advanced Google Scholar for the same term used in the last module. Describe search options and how you conducted your search.
What are the options for your search? Try specifying that your term or phrase must show up in the TITLE of the page; experiment with date restrictions, and with other filtering options, describing both your process and the result.
Describe what your search retrieved (volume, type of resources: e.g., definitions, commercial sites (ads), scholarly content, news items).
Based on your results, what can you say about the ranking algorithm?
Find a good general research article that defines and describes the topic.
Evaluate its age and authority.
How many times has your chosen article been cited by others?
Create a citation by finding the CITATION link, and copy it into your document. Specify APA format.
Finally, compare and contrast your Google Scholar results with those you got from the Google search in the last module. How does it differ in
How it works (advanced search options)?
The kind of information retrieved (format, intended audience)?
Filtering capabilities?
Be sure to put your name, the course, and assignment name at the top of your document – see the ASSIGNMENT section of the course menu for information on formatting documents.
Double spaced 12 pt writing is required.
Grading will be based on how well you have addressed each of the elements described above: following directions and presenting your work in a well-written manner.