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This is a 10 page paper that provides an overview of network vulnerabilities. Strategies for countering these vulnerabilities are suggested. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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10 pages (~225 words per page)
File: KW60_KFcom013.doc
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no technological development made in the latter half of the 20th century has been more impactful upon the world as a whole as the development of the internet. That said,
the ubiquity of the internet brings with it certain critical challenges. As more and more individuals use the internet to engage in activities that require the storage and transmission of
sensitive personal information such as personal identification numbers and banking information, the more likely it is that such information will be compromised. This threat is exponentially compounded when servers belonging
to institutions that deal in vast amounts of such data, such as those belonging to banks or credit card companies, are compromised. For this reason, cybercrime is becoming a majorly
important topic in todays world, and every effort must be taken to identify those vulnerabilities which present the greatest risk to the sensitive personal information stored on the networked computers.
Unfortunately, it may well be that vulnerabilities in networked computer systems are inevitable in the long term. This is because an argument can be made that the primary vulnerability inherent
in networked computer systems is the very architecture of networks in and of itself. This paper will explore how the structure of networks and network access protocols in the early
21st century constitutes the single most significant point of vulnerability for cybercrime, and give an overview of the scope of the problem as well as potential solutions for combatting these
vulnerabilities. This paragraph helps the student begin to give a broad overview of the selected vulnerability. The internet is, essentially speaking, a vast collection of computers that are connected
together, either directly or through server access points, in a vast network. These connections are what allows for the worldwide exchange of data, and makes "the internet" as it is
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