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It deals with and explores the fascinating world of Honey pots. It describes a security tool and concept known as a Honey pot and Honeynet. Honey Pots and Honeynets are digital network bait, and through deception, they are designed to actually attract intruders. www.presentationslive.blogspot.com
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In the area of digitization and automation, the life of
human being is getting simpler as almost everything is
automated. Nowadays humans have made internet an integral
part of their everyday life without which they are helpless.
Internet of things (IoT) gives a platform which allows different
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across a network infrastructure without any limitation to the
coverage area. In our proposed work, we stress on Wireless-
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computers or smart phone to control basic home functions and
features automatically through internet from anywhere around
the world, an automated home is sometimes called a smart home.
The proposed system is able to monitor the entire things
connected to the internet and also to be maintaining the status of
individual devices for further action. We have built the home
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Small, Dumb, ¬¬Cheap, and Copious – the Future of the Internet of Things,
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Over the next decade, billions of interconnected devices will be monitoring and responding to transportation systems, factories, farms, forests, utilities, soil and weather conditions, oceans, and other resources.
The unique characteristic that the majority of these otherwise incredibly diverse Internet of Things (IOT) devices will share is that they will be too small, too dumb, too cheap, and too copious to use traditional networking protocols such as IPv6.
For the same reasons, this tidal wave of IOT devices cannot be controlled by existing operational techniques and tools. Instead, lessons from Nature’s massive scale will guide a new architecture for the IOT.
Taking cues from Nature, and in collaboration with our OEM licensees, MeshDynamics is extending concepts outlined in the book “Rethinking the Internet of Things” to real-world problems of supporting “smart: secure and scalable” IOT Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communities at the edge.
Simple devices, speaking simply
Today companies view the IOT as an extension of current networking protocols and practices. But those on the front lines of the Industrial Internet of Things are seeing problems already:
“While much of the ink spilled today is about evolutionary improvements using modern IT technologies to address traditional operational technology concerns, the real business impact will be to expand our horizon of addressable concerns. Traditional operational technology has focused on process correctness and safety; traditional IT has focused on time to market and, as a recent concern, security. Both disciplines have developed in a world of relative scarcity, with perhaps hundreds of devices interconnected to perform specific tasks. The future, however, points toward billions of devices and tasks that change by the millisecond under autonomous control, and are so distributed they cannot be tracked by any individual. Our existing processes for ensuring safety, security and management break down when faced with such scale. Stimulating the redevelopment of our technologies for this new world is a focal point for the Industrial Internet Consortium.”
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3. Emerging technologies like autonomic and cognitive networking aim to address P2P challenges by enabling self-configuration and optimization of distributed resources.
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1. The document discusses the potential for peer-to-peer (P2P) computing as an alternative or complement to the traditional client-server model, especially in the context of cloud computing.
2. P2P systems offer access to distributed resources but lack centralized control, which makes it difficult to ensure reliability, performance, and security.
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4. Future networking approaches like DirecNet envision high-speed mobile mesh networks that could further enable wide-scale distributed computing architectures.
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First of all, I would like to thank Principal of National Management College for giving opportunities to attend this course loading to the Diploma in Network Engineering. I would like to greatly thank to Sayar U Myo Aung Lat , U Myo Thant , Daw Thida Khaing and all teachers from Winner Computer Group. I also thank to all of my teachers for teaching me patiently and guiding me to learn Computer Network Technology. Finally, I also like to say thank to Ko Thet Aung who allow making my project and helping to finish my project.
Myanmar Brewery Limited (MBL) was established on March 29, 1995 as one of the earliest major joint-venture projects in Myanmar with the Union of Myanmar Economic Holding Ltd (UMEHL) to build a green field brewery in Yangon with a total invested capital of US$ 50 million. The joint venture company of Myanmar Brewery is Fraser & Neave Group of company (F & N) has invested 55% and Union of Myanmar Holding Ltd 45%. Myanmar Brewery was officially opened on 7th May 1997.
The brewery is located on a 13.6 hectare site in Pyinmabin Industrial Complex, Mingaladon Township, Yangon. MBL is a medium sized company with about 600 employees. MBL is the secondary and tertiary sectors. It imports the raw material from foreign countries. MBL uses the finest raw materials and produces the best products to maximize economics principle. MBL owns 82% for market power. So MBL is a monopoly market power.
MBL is considered as one of the best-run foreign-invested companies in Myanmar. The company is known not only as a company which produces consistently high quality products but also as a leader in environmental protection with its investment in a modern waste water treatment plant costing over US$ 1 million.
MBL is one of the first companies in Myanmar to send its staff abroad and locally for training programmers in various fields; from brewing & packaging to marketing, sales and administration skills.
First of all, I would like to thank Principal of National Management College for giving opportunities to attend this course loading to the Diploma in Network Engineering. I would like to greatly thank to Sayar U Myo Aung Lat , U Myo Thant , Daw Thida Khaing and all teachers from Winner Computer Group. I also thank to all of my teachers for teaching me patiently and guiding me to learn Computer Network Technology. Finally, I also like to say thank to Ko Thet Aung who allow making my project and helping to finish my project.
After implementing the whole project, this project is costly but quickly communication and can get exact and safety information. Moreover, information can be shared safety and easily in the office. Our company can give not only better service but also better experience. By using this proposed Network Development system, up to date information can be distributed each department in offices. So the data communication media never lost and terminated.
FirAfter implementing the whole project, this project is costly but quickly
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- 9. This includes the hacker, cracker, and script.
- 11. Classification of Honeypots 1.Production Honeypots Those used to protect organizations in real production operating environments. 2.Research Honeypots. They represent educational resources of demonstrative and research nature whose objective is centered towards studying all sorts of attack patterns and threats.
- 13. 2 Hubs or switches are used to connect interfaces together, along with 5 cables.
- 16. All cables shown in red are cross-over twisted pair cables.
- 18. This means that resources can be minimum and still enough to operate a powerful platform to operate at full scale.
- 20. They do not capture information related to attacks destined towards neighboring systems
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- 25. Most likely none of these problems will ever be completely solved or eliminated.
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