internet security, hence useful in this research.
Ayala D., (2017). Dealing with the Loss of Internet Privacy. Retrieved August 24, 2018 from https://www.proquest.com/blog/pqblog/2017/Dealing-with-the-Loss-of-Internet-Privacy.html
This is an article from ProQuest written by a contributor who is an authority figure in the internet world since he is the ProQuest Director of global information security. With this exposure he systematically analyses what internet privacy is and its significance to organizations, how it can be achieved and what precautions need to be observed to avoid breach of internet security. This is an article that… Continue Reading...
does online (Francheschi-Bicchierai, 2014).
The NSA attempt to decode encrypted data and sabotage Internet security (Francheschi-Bicchierai, 2014).
The disclosure that an NSA team of hackers exists and what techniques they use (Francheschi-Bicchierai, 2014).
The NSA had access to the Google and Yahoo data centers (Francheschi-Bicchierai, 2014).
The NSA routinely gathers private citizens’ text messages (Francheschi-Bicchierai, 2014) and likely has access to audio versions of telephone calls (Be very afraid, 2013).
The NSA intercepts all telephone calls in Afghanistan and the Bahamas (Francheschi-Bicchierai, 2014).
An NSA program routinely intercepts e-mails of non-U.S. persons outside the United States (Yoo, 2014).
The disclosure of MonsterMind, an… Continue Reading...
Media and Internet Security: The Facebook Data Breach Does Mark Zuckerberg Owe You Privacy? The Facebook Data Breach is Unethical, but Is It Illegal?
Outline
I. Introduction II. Body
a. What happened in the Facebook data breach.
b. How Facebook should be responsible for protecting users’ data.
c. Zuckerberg’s Senate Hearing
d. Cambridge Analytical and other data leaks
e. Steps Facebook is going to take to resolve/prevent this issue in the future
III. Conclusion- The long term effects this breach will have on the tech companies that collect your data
Introduction
In… Continue Reading...