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The document contains information about two students, Kevin Power and Daniel O'Malley, enrolled in an MSc Information Systems Management program. It discusses various cybersecurity topics such as the difficulty of staying ahead of hackers, vulnerabilities in web browser design, the importance of using unique passwords on different sites, and different types of cyberattacks like zero-day exploits, injection attacks, and phishing. Popular web browsers and bug bounty programs rewarding hackers for discovering vulnerabilities are also mentioned.
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- 1. Kevin Power – 11232469 Daniel O’Malley – 06630031 MS810 Information Systems Security & Ethics MSc Information Systems Management
- 2. In todays world it is next to impossible to keep ahead of hackers. Web Browser Designers finding it hard to keep ahead.
- 3. Banking Online Shopping
- 5. Use different Passwords for different sites to ensure this doesn’t happen
- 7. Usability Security
- 9. Unorganised to Organised
- 11. Zero day exploit – Injection attack – User doesn’t get Hacker embeds chance to defend. code in legal site.
- 12. No not this type
- 13. Occurs when user receives a legitimate Email from a company Which contains a link To a fraud website which Can take the users Details.
- 14. Not this kind though
- 16. This attack presents the user with a legitimate looking page, but a transparent page below the legitimate one is where the attack occurs.
- 17. Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Internet Explorer Apple’s Safari
- 18. Most Used Browser Most Secure Browser
- 19. They are willing to pay out $1 million to anyone who can hack their Web Browser