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The Tech section in Forbes magazine reported that the "criminals won" in the Sony pictures breach. An anonymous threat posted on an obscure site warned that people who watch the to- bereleased movie The Interview would be "doomed" to a "bitter fate" and recalled the tragic events of September 11. The threat said that the movie inappropriately made light of North Korean officials. As a result of the threat, five large theater chains in the United States and Canada canceled plans to include the film on their screens. Ultimately, Sony had no choice but to cancel the theater release of the film for reasons that are both economic and legal. The former was due to a lack of revenue given the small number of remaining theaters that might go ahead and run the film. The latter was driven by what would happen if an attack was carried out. A Steve Carell project that featured North Korea was also canceled. The Guardian reported that a group named the Guardians of Peace retaliated against Sony. They hacked into Sony's systems and stole over 100 terabytes of files, including unreleased movies, social security numbers for thousands of Sony employees, and internal e-mails, some of which revealed embarrassing conversations between Sony employees. The hackers began distributing the files in various locations online, making them free for the taking. The officials of that government denied any involvement in the hack but said that it might have been a "righteous deed" of those who support the government. North Korean officials demanded some changes to the movie, including taming down a death scene of its leader. Sony initially refused but then decided to go ahead and edit the scene. The movie eventually opened without incident on a limited basis in some cinemas on Christmas Day and then was made available via online rental. According to the Mirror in the United Kingdom, neither the Department of Homeland Security nor the FBI could find evidence that the violence was a credible threat, but the FBI believed NorthAccording to the Mirror in the United Kingdom, neither the Department of Homeland Security nor the FBI could find evidence that the violence was a credible threat, but the FBI believed North Korea was behind the hacking. In turn, North Korea claimed that the U.S. government was responsible for creation of the movie. Discussion Questions 1. Setting aside the political issues between North Korea and the United States, is there a reasonable way to respond to an anonymous threat found on the Internet somewhere? What elements would you require before canceling the film if you were CEO of Sony? If you were CEO of a chain of theaters? 2. What cybersecurity controls would you recommend Sony use to provide better security for unreleased digital films and e-mails? Be sure to include technology as well as organizational controls. 3. If you were a hacker, what approach would you have used to break into Sony's system? What do you think the most important SETA elements .
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On November 24 2014 Sony Pictures Entertainment found out .pdf
On November 24, 2014, Sony Pictures Entertainment found out it had been hacked. The hackers
were able to penetrate Sony systems and networks and take over 100 terabytes of company
information, including trade secrets, email, and personnel records. Several Sony Twitter accounts
were also taken over. The hackers then installed on Sonys computers a piece of malware called
Wiper, which erased data from the companys servers and PCs. Investigators concluded that the
hackers spent more than two months, from mid-September to mid-November 2014, mapping
Sonys computer systems, identifying critical files, and planning how to destroy computers and
servers. The malware made many Sony employees computers inoperable and full recovery
difficult or impossible, slowing down company operations. Sony shut down its internal computer
network to prevent the data-wiping software from causing further damage, forcing many
employees to use paper and pen. Systems from which the company generates revenue, including
those involved with marketing and distributing films and TV shows, were the first to be restored.
The hackers, who called themselves the Guardians of Peace, released some of the stolen
information to the public and threatened to release more. That information included very
confidential and poten tially embarrassing tidbits about Sony staff; partners; Hollywood stars,
including Sylvester Stallone, director Judd Apatow, and Australian actress Rebel Wilson; and
President Obama. Confidential personal informa tion about employees such as names; addresses;
47,000 Social Security numbers; and financial details was also stolen. The personal data, along
with contracts and other sensitive Sony documents, were posted on file-sharing networks such as
Bit Torrent. The hackers also posted five Sony films to online file-sharing sites, including Brad Pitts
Fury and a remake of the musical Annie. These films had not yet been released, so the hackers
were essentially giving them away free before Sony could bring them to market. Sony quickly
organized internal staff to deal with this problem and contacted the FBI and the private security
firm FireEye to find ways to protect employees whose personal data had been exposed by the
hack, repair the damaged computers, and hunt down the hackers. The attack may have been
motivated in part by Sonys plans to release a film called The Interview about two bumbling TV
reporters trying to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. North Korean officials had
previously expressed objections to the film at the United Nations. A December 16, 2014, message
from the Guardians of Peace threatened terrorist actions at theaters showing the film. Sony pulled
the film from theatrical release the next day, and a number of U.S. theater chains announced they
would not screen the film. U.S. government officials stated on December 17 that they believed the
North Korean government was involved with the Sony hack, pointing to North Korean hackers
previous us.
Case Study 2 On November 24 2014 Sony Pictures Entertainme.pdf
Case Study 2 On November 24, 2014, Sony Pictures Entertainment found out it had been hacked.
The hackers were able to penetrate Sony systems and networks and take over 100 terabytes of
company information, including trade secrets, email, and personnel records. Several Sony Twitter
accounts were also taken over. The hackers then installed on Sonys computers a piece of
malware called Wiper, which erased data from the companys servers and PCs. Investigators
concluded that the hackers spent more than two months, from mid-September to mid-November
2014, mapping Sonys computer systems, identifying critical files, and planning how to destroy
computers and servers. The malware made many Sony employees computers inoperable and full
recovery difficult or impossible, slowing down company operations. Sony shut down its internal
computer network to prevent the data-wiping software from causing further damage, forcing many
employees to use paper and pen. Systems from which the company generates revenue, including
those involved with marketing and distributing films and TV shows, were the first to be restored.
The hackers, who called themselves the Guardians of Peace, released some of the stolen
information to the public and threatened to release more. That information included very
confidential and poten tially embarrassing tidbits about Sony staff; partners; Hollywood stars,
including Sylvester Stallone, director Judd Apatow, and Australian actress Rebel Wilson; and
President Obama. Confidential personal informa tion about employees such as names; addresses;
47,000 Social Security numbers; and financial details was also stolen. The personal data, along
with contracts and other sensitive Sony documents, were posted on file-sharing networks such as
Bit Torrent. The hackers also posted five Sony films to online file-sharing sites, including Brad Pitts
Fury and a remake of the musical Annie. These films had not yet been released, so the hackers
were essentially giving them away free before Sony could bring them to market. Sony quickly
organized internal staff to deal with this problem and contacted the FBI and the private security
firm FireEye to find ways to protect employees whose personal data had been exposed by the
hack, repair the damaged computers, and hunt down the hackers. The attack may have been
motivated in part by Sonys plans to release a film called The Interview about two bumbling TV
reporters trying to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. North Korean officials had
previously expressed objections to the film at the United Nations. A December 16, 2014, message
from the Guardians of Peace threatened terrorist actions at theaters showing the film. Sony pulled
the film from theatrical release the next day, and a number of U.S. theater chains announced they
would not screen the film. U.S. government officials stated on December 17 that they believed the
North Korean government was involved with the Sony hack, pointing to North Korean hacker.
The Sony Pictures Entertainment Hack The Problem On .docx
The Sony Pictures Entertainment Hack
The Problem
On November 24, 2014, a hacker group called the “Guardians of Peace” or
GOP successfully attacked Sony Pictures Entertainment (www.sonypictures.com;
SPE). The attackers obtained personally identifiable information about 47,000
current and former SPE employees and their dependents. These materials included
numerous sensitive e-mails among top SPE executives concerning actors, financial
deals, and creative disagreements; executive salaries; and complete copies of
unreleased Sony films. The information included names, addresses, social security
numbers, driver's license numbers, passport numbers, bank account information,
credit card information used for corporate travel and expenses, usernames and
passwords, and compensation and other employment-related information. The
hackers claimed to have stolen more than 100 terabytes of data from SPE.
The GOP initially released the most damaging information over the Internet.
This information consisted of digital copies of SPE films that had been released (e.g.,
Fury) or were yet to be released (e.g., Annie). In addition, the attackers announced
they would continue to release more interesting SPE information.
Although the specific motives for the attack had not been revealed as of mid-
2016, the hack has been linked to the planned release of the SPE film The Interview.
In this movie, producers of a tabloid television show learn that North Korea's leader,
Kim Jong Un, is a big fan of the show, and they set up an interview with him. While
the show's team is preparing for the interview, the CIA recruits them to assassinate
Kim Jong Un.
Prior to the Sony hack, North Korean officials had expressed concerns about
the film to the United Nations. The officials stated that “to allow the production and
distribution of such a film on the assassination of an incumbent head of a sovereign
state should be regarded as the most undisguised sponsoring of terrorism as well as
an act of war.”
On December 16, 2014, the GOP mentioned The Interview by name, and they
threatened to take terrorist actions against the film's New York City premiere at
Sunshine Cinema on December 18. The GOP also threatened similar actions on the
film's America-wide release date of December 25 (Christmas).
On December 18, two messages allegedly from the GOP appeared. The first
claimed that the GOP would not release any further information if SPE agreed not to
release The Interview and to remove it completely from the Internet. The second
http://www.sonypictures.com/
stated that SPE had “suffered enough” and it could release the film, but only if Kim
Jong Un's death scene was not “too happy.”
In the aftermath of the attack, the studio was forced to use fax machines, to
communicate through hard-copy posted messages, and to pay its employees with
paper checks. Employees worked with pen and paper, and shops located on Sony
property accepted only cash.
.
Sony pictures crippled by gop hackers, 2014 cs ala
document of Sony pictures crippled by gop hackers, 2014 was a very famous incident
a. Disclosure secret information known.Recent security incident .pdf
a. Disclosure: secret information known.
Recent security incident i.e. let us consider Sony system hacking. On November 24, 2014, a
hacker group which identified itself by the name \"Guardians of Peace\" (GOP) leaked a release
of confidential data from the film studio Sony Pictures Entertainment. The data included
personal information about Sony Pictures employees and their families, e-mails between
employees, information about executive salaries at the company, copies of then-unreleased Sony
films, and other information.
After hacking they disclose the information i.e complete story regarding the upcoming movie in
internet(James Bond sereies).
b. Disruption: problems which interrupt an event, activity, or process.
Servers may be taken down completely, data wiped and digital intellectual property released on
the internet by attackers. Victim organisations could be hounded by media inquiries for response
and status, and government reaction and statements may increase the visibility and chaos of the
attack.
Like this type massive attack I never seen. But recently some hackers enters into college
websites and stole the information from that sites then after they swiped it out.
I never think these were easily preventable.
Solution
a. Disclosure: secret information known.
Recent security incident i.e. let us consider Sony system hacking. On November 24, 2014, a
hacker group which identified itself by the name \"Guardians of Peace\" (GOP) leaked a release
of confidential data from the film studio Sony Pictures Entertainment. The data included
personal information about Sony Pictures employees and their families, e-mails between
employees, information about executive salaries at the company, copies of then-unreleased Sony
films, and other information.
After hacking they disclose the information i.e complete story regarding the upcoming movie in
internet(James Bond sereies).
b. Disruption: problems which interrupt an event, activity, or process.
Servers may be taken down completely, data wiped and digital intellectual property released on
the internet by attackers. Victim organisations could be hounded by media inquiries for response
and status, and government reaction and statements may increase the visibility and chaos of the
attack.
Like this type massive attack I never seen. But recently some hackers enters into college
websites and stole the information from that sites then after they swiped it out.
I never think these were easily preventable..
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On November 24 2014 Sony Pictures Entertainment found out .pdf
On November 24, 2014, Sony Pictures Entertainment found out it had been hacked. The hackers
were able to penetrate Sony systems and networks and take over 100 terabytes of company
information, including trade secrets, email, and personnel records. Several Sony Twitter accounts
were also taken over. The hackers then installed on Sonys computers a piece of malware called
Wiper, which erased data from the companys servers and PCs. Investigators concluded that the
hackers spent more than two months, from mid-September to mid-November 2014, mapping
Sonys computer systems, identifying critical files, and planning how to destroy computers and
servers. The malware made many Sony employees computers inoperable and full recovery
difficult or impossible, slowing down company operations. Sony shut down its internal computer
network to prevent the data-wiping software from causing further damage, forcing many
employees to use paper and pen. Systems from which the company generates revenue, including
those involved with marketing and distributing films and TV shows, were the first to be restored.
The hackers, who called themselves the Guardians of Peace, released some of the stolen
information to the public and threatened to release more. That information included very
confidential and poten tially embarrassing tidbits about Sony staff; partners; Hollywood stars,
including Sylvester Stallone, director Judd Apatow, and Australian actress Rebel Wilson; and
President Obama. Confidential personal informa tion about employees such as names; addresses;
47,000 Social Security numbers; and financial details was also stolen. The personal data, along
with contracts and other sensitive Sony documents, were posted on file-sharing networks such as
Bit Torrent. The hackers also posted five Sony films to online file-sharing sites, including Brad Pitts
Fury and a remake of the musical Annie. These films had not yet been released, so the hackers
were essentially giving them away free before Sony could bring them to market. Sony quickly
organized internal staff to deal with this problem and contacted the FBI and the private security
firm FireEye to find ways to protect employees whose personal data had been exposed by the
hack, repair the damaged computers, and hunt down the hackers. The attack may have been
motivated in part by Sonys plans to release a film called The Interview about two bumbling TV
reporters trying to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. North Korean officials had
previously expressed objections to the film at the United Nations. A December 16, 2014, message
from the Guardians of Peace threatened terrorist actions at theaters showing the film. Sony pulled
the film from theatrical release the next day, and a number of U.S. theater chains announced they
would not screen the film. U.S. government officials stated on December 17 that they believed the
North Korean government was involved with the Sony hack, pointing to North Korean hackers
previous us.
Case Study 2 On November 24 2014 Sony Pictures Entertainme.pdf
Case Study 2 On November 24, 2014, Sony Pictures Entertainment found out it had been hacked.
The hackers were able to penetrate Sony systems and networks and take over 100 terabytes of
company information, including trade secrets, email, and personnel records. Several Sony Twitter
accounts were also taken over. The hackers then installed on Sonys computers a piece of
malware called Wiper, which erased data from the companys servers and PCs. Investigators
concluded that the hackers spent more than two months, from mid-September to mid-November
2014, mapping Sonys computer systems, identifying critical files, and planning how to destroy
computers and servers. The malware made many Sony employees computers inoperable and full
recovery difficult or impossible, slowing down company operations. Sony shut down its internal
computer network to prevent the data-wiping software from causing further damage, forcing many
employees to use paper and pen. Systems from which the company generates revenue, including
those involved with marketing and distributing films and TV shows, were the first to be restored.
The hackers, who called themselves the Guardians of Peace, released some of the stolen
information to the public and threatened to release more. That information included very
confidential and poten tially embarrassing tidbits about Sony staff; partners; Hollywood stars,
including Sylvester Stallone, director Judd Apatow, and Australian actress Rebel Wilson; and
President Obama. Confidential personal informa tion about employees such as names; addresses;
47,000 Social Security numbers; and financial details was also stolen. The personal data, along
with contracts and other sensitive Sony documents, were posted on file-sharing networks such as
Bit Torrent. The hackers also posted five Sony films to online file-sharing sites, including Brad Pitts
Fury and a remake of the musical Annie. These films had not yet been released, so the hackers
were essentially giving them away free before Sony could bring them to market. Sony quickly
organized internal staff to deal with this problem and contacted the FBI and the private security
firm FireEye to find ways to protect employees whose personal data had been exposed by the
hack, repair the damaged computers, and hunt down the hackers. The attack may have been
motivated in part by Sonys plans to release a film called The Interview about two bumbling TV
reporters trying to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. North Korean officials had
previously expressed objections to the film at the United Nations. A December 16, 2014, message
from the Guardians of Peace threatened terrorist actions at theaters showing the film. Sony pulled
the film from theatrical release the next day, and a number of U.S. theater chains announced they
would not screen the film. U.S. government officials stated on December 17 that they believed the
North Korean government was involved with the Sony hack, pointing to North Korean hacker.
The Sony Pictures Entertainment Hack The Problem On .docx
The Sony Pictures Entertainment Hack
The Problem
On November 24, 2014, a hacker group called the “Guardians of Peace” or
GOP successfully attacked Sony Pictures Entertainment (www.sonypictures.com;
SPE). The attackers obtained personally identifiable information about 47,000
current and former SPE employees and their dependents. These materials included
numerous sensitive e-mails among top SPE executives concerning actors, financial
deals, and creative disagreements; executive salaries; and complete copies of
unreleased Sony films. The information included names, addresses, social security
numbers, driver's license numbers, passport numbers, bank account information,
credit card information used for corporate travel and expenses, usernames and
passwords, and compensation and other employment-related information. The
hackers claimed to have stolen more than 100 terabytes of data from SPE.
The GOP initially released the most damaging information over the Internet.
This information consisted of digital copies of SPE films that had been released (e.g.,
Fury) or were yet to be released (e.g., Annie). In addition, the attackers announced
they would continue to release more interesting SPE information.
Although the specific motives for the attack had not been revealed as of mid-
2016, the hack has been linked to the planned release of the SPE film The Interview.
In this movie, producers of a tabloid television show learn that North Korea's leader,
Kim Jong Un, is a big fan of the show, and they set up an interview with him. While
the show's team is preparing for the interview, the CIA recruits them to assassinate
Kim Jong Un.
Prior to the Sony hack, North Korean officials had expressed concerns about
the film to the United Nations. The officials stated that “to allow the production and
distribution of such a film on the assassination of an incumbent head of a sovereign
state should be regarded as the most undisguised sponsoring of terrorism as well as
an act of war.”
On December 16, 2014, the GOP mentioned The Interview by name, and they
threatened to take terrorist actions against the film's New York City premiere at
Sunshine Cinema on December 18. The GOP also threatened similar actions on the
film's America-wide release date of December 25 (Christmas).
On December 18, two messages allegedly from the GOP appeared. The first
claimed that the GOP would not release any further information if SPE agreed not to
release The Interview and to remove it completely from the Internet. The second
http://www.sonypictures.com/
stated that SPE had “suffered enough” and it could release the film, but only if Kim
Jong Un's death scene was not “too happy.”
In the aftermath of the attack, the studio was forced to use fax machines, to
communicate through hard-copy posted messages, and to pay its employees with
paper checks. Employees worked with pen and paper, and shops located on Sony
property accepted only cash.
.
Sony pictures crippled by gop hackers, 2014 cs ala
document of Sony pictures crippled by gop hackers, 2014 was a very famous incident
a. Disclosure secret information known.Recent security incident .pdf
a. Disclosure: secret information known.
Recent security incident i.e. let us consider Sony system hacking. On November 24, 2014, a
hacker group which identified itself by the name \"Guardians of Peace\" (GOP) leaked a release
of confidential data from the film studio Sony Pictures Entertainment. The data included
personal information about Sony Pictures employees and their families, e-mails between
employees, information about executive salaries at the company, copies of then-unreleased Sony
films, and other information.
After hacking they disclose the information i.e complete story regarding the upcoming movie in
internet(James Bond sereies).
b. Disruption: problems which interrupt an event, activity, or process.
Servers may be taken down completely, data wiped and digital intellectual property released on
the internet by attackers. Victim organisations could be hounded by media inquiries for response
and status, and government reaction and statements may increase the visibility and chaos of the
attack.
Like this type massive attack I never seen. But recently some hackers enters into college
websites and stole the information from that sites then after they swiped it out.
I never think these were easily preventable.
Solution
a. Disclosure: secret information known.
Recent security incident i.e. let us consider Sony system hacking. On November 24, 2014, a
hacker group which identified itself by the name \"Guardians of Peace\" (GOP) leaked a release
of confidential data from the film studio Sony Pictures Entertainment. The data included
personal information about Sony Pictures employees and their families, e-mails between
employees, information about executive salaries at the company, copies of then-unreleased Sony
films, and other information.
After hacking they disclose the information i.e complete story regarding the upcoming movie in
internet(James Bond sereies).
b. Disruption: problems which interrupt an event, activity, or process.
Servers may be taken down completely, data wiped and digital intellectual property released on
the internet by attackers. Victim organisations could be hounded by media inquiries for response
and status, and government reaction and statements may increase the visibility and chaos of the
attack.
Like this type massive attack I never seen. But recently some hackers enters into college
websites and stole the information from that sites then after they swiped it out.
I never think these were easily preventable..
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Week 5 Discussion: SONY Pictures
COLLAPSE
Overall Rating:
" Case Study:
Sony Pictures
" Please respond to the following:
Take the side of either SONY pictures or a hacker and answer the corresponding discussion questions.
Next, respond to someone who took the position of the other side (e.g., if you answered the questions in the SONY section, respond to a student who answered the question in the hacker section or vice versa).
SONY:
▪ Setting aside the political issues between North Korea and the United States, is there a reasonable way to respond to an anonymous threat found on the Internet somewhere? What elements would you require before canceling the film if you were CEO of Sony? If you were CEO of a chain of theaters?
What access and data protection controls would you recommend Sony use to provide better security for unreleased digital films and e-mails?
Hacker:
▪ If you were a hacker, what approach would you have used to break into Sony's system?
▪ What do you think the most important SETA elements would be to prevent future hacker attacks against Sony or other media firms?
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According to an online article titled ‘The Interview: A guide to the cyber-attack on Hollywood’ claims that an unknown group who call themselves Guardians of Peace claimed that they were behind thecyber-attack. The article also highlights a statement made by the North Korean TV that it was not involved in the attack. Many think, North Korea was involved as a payback for the release of the movie comedy, ‘The Interview’ where the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un is assassinated. Sony referred to the matter as an IT matter and later admitted that it was a brazen attack comprised of malicious criminal acts.The article refers to the act as a hack and it also shows the Sony officials referring to it as a brazen attack, furthermore, the unknown group, Guardians of Peace refer to the act as cyber-attack, “An unknown group calling itself #GOP - later identified as Guardians of Peace - claimed it was behind the cyber-attack…” The act was referred to as a cyber-attack since the workers at Sony had their computers displaying some skull images and threatening messages. Furthermore, embarrassing emails which involves movies stars were also availed to the public and the movies that were not ready were also released to the public. According to the article, all these acts can be summarized precisely with the words cyber-attack or cyber-warfare (BBC News, 2014).
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Attack on Sony
Introduction of Data Breach
Data Breach Occur Through
Countries Most Affected
The Anatomy of a Data Breach
Timeline of Events
Who is Responsible
Sony Pictures Entertainment Hack
Costs
Prevention
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On April 19, 2011, system administrators at Sonys On April 22, Sony .pdf
On April 19, 2011, system administrators at Sony's On April 22, Sony informed the FBI of the
potential online gaming service PlayStation Network (PSN), with massive data leakage. On April
26, Sony notified the 40 over 77 million users, began to notice suspicious activity states that have
legislation requiring corporations to on some of its 130 servers spread across the globe and
announce their data breaches (there is no similar federal 50 software programs. The PlayStation
Network is used law at this time), and made a public announcement that by Sony game machine
owners to play against one hackers had stolen some personal information from all another, chat
online, and watch video streamed over the 77 million users, and possibly credit card information
internet. The largest single data breach in Internet from 12 million users. Sony did not know
exactly what On April 20, Sony engineers discovered that some The hackers corrupted Sony's
servers, causing them to history was taking place. data had likely been transferred from its
servers to mysteriously reboot. The rogue program deleted all log outside computers. The nature
of the data transferred files to hide its operation. Once inside Sony's servers, the was not yet
known but it could have included credit card rogue software transferred personal and credit card
and personal information of PlayStation customers. information on millions of PlayStation
users, On May 2. Because of the uncertainty of the data loss, Sony shut. Sony shut down a
second service, Sony Online down its entire global PlayStation network when it real-
Entertainment, a San Diego-based subsidiary that makes ized it no longer controlled the personal
information multiplayer games for personal computers. Sony believed contained on these
servers.
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Country: United States
Once you have selected your country you will look for a combination of academic, government, NGO, and popular media for information about the existence and application of labor laws in this country. Most countries have very complicated and extensive labor codes, so I recommend to concentrate on 3 or 4 issues reported by academics or the media in the last 15 years. Some examples of these issues are:
· Child labor
· Minimum wage
· Right to unionization
· Workplace safety
· Social security (pensions or retirement schemes)
· Employment Based Health Systems
· Disability
· Profit sharing
· Christmas or end of year bonuses
· Maternity leave
· Child care
· Health insurance
· Employment stability
· Severance laws, etc.
The issues you select should be discussed from the point of view of legislation, not the choices of individual companies to provide benefits to their workers.
Labor Law and Implementation Report
Report Description
Write a 4-5 page and 7 source report on labor conditions (the laws and their implementation). Feel free to add more sources if you need it. The report should ONLY include legislation and government enforcement of those laws (do not the include information about individual company practices).
The report should also discuss implementation of at least one of the issues mentioned in the report. Although many countries have very progressive laws, many fail to have any enforcement mechanisms or the ones they have are not very effective. A report lacking information on enforcement will earn a maximum of 70 percent of the points.
The report should include all elements of a good paper, including an introduction, which should include both a thesis and the specific structure or elements of the report, and a conclusion. The thesis should be a general statement that provides at least one of the following:
1. A general summary of your content.
2. Your personal evaluation of the information the performance of the country in terms of the quality of their labor policies and their implementation.
Rubric:
Discussion Post: Please describe an instance of which you are aware in which an act of internet crime took place. (250 words minimum with APA references)
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A very clear incident is the facebook data leak.
The US Federal Trade Commission is reportedly investigating social media giant Facebook, whose personal data of 50 million users was accused of being abused by Cambridge Analytica, a British political consultancy.
The "Cambridge Analysis" company is facing the use of personal data to influence the US 2016 presidential election and the UK Brexit referendum survey.
What kind of company is "Cambridge Analysis"? The company's website boasted that it has supported and conducted more than 100 events on five continents, covering much more than the United Kingdom and the United States.
"Cambridge Analytical" has suspended the position of CEO Al.
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In the 1990s, home video cameras were wildly popular. Improvements in film quality and manufacturing made them available to an even broader market. Seeing this as an opportunity and a huge market, SONY launched a camera with some unique and extra features including NightShots.
Unsurprisingly, the camera opened up a bundle of legal problems and privacy issues.
The near-infrared camera, with the right white lighting conditions, would reflect light through clothing directly to the skin and bounce it back to the camera, illuminating a naked form.
Reports came in of men hiding cameras under towels while at the pool and various theme parks. Then they sold those photos on their websites which lead to cybercrime issues.
Sony immediately announced a recall of 700,000 cameras. It was the largest recall in company history.
These problems not only harm personal privacy of humans but also create a sense of insecurity in the minds of people which violates one’s personal right to life and liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution of India.
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In the old days of employee relations—before there was an Internet or a computer or a typewriter or even an America—there were Greek and Roman rulers who never like to receive bad news. Whenever they did, they lashed out at the (blameless) poor souls who delivered the unfriendly tidings. In some cases—if the messenger delivered news of a lost battle or fallen city—the envoy would be dealt with in the harshest manner; merely for delivering bad news.
Today, of course, the bearers of bad news are often public relations professionals, whose essential mandate, as we have learned, is to tell management the truth. Modern managers, by and large, appreciate this candor from their public relations associates.
But occasionally, as in the case of Sony Pictures Entertainment in the winter of 2014, a disgruntled manager harkens back to 46 a.d. and shoots the poor public relations messenger.
Boy King Strikes Back
Sony’s problems began in November 2014, after the company released the trailer for an infantile satirical comedy about North Korea, The Interview, starring Seth Rogen and James Franco (Figure11-7). Among other bits of hilarity, the movie included the killing of North Korea’s boy ruler Kim Jong-un.
From all reports, North Korea’s supreme leader evidently didn’t see the humor in the Sony movie. And shortly thereafter, cybercriminals hacked into Sony’s computer system and leaked a treasure trove of 32,000 internal e-mails, revealing all sorts of confidential and embarrassing correspondence. The anonymous criminals promised to stop leaking documents if Sony canceled release of the offensive, anti-Kim Jong-un movie.
Within weeks, the U.S. government concluded that North Korea was behind the Sony cyber attack, which it labeled, “a serious national security matter.” For its part, Sony got cold feet and canceled The Interview’s theatrical release, compelling Rogen and fellow Hollywood actors to condemn Sony for its cowardice.
Eventually, after the release of a tidal wave of damaging documents, Sony changed its mind and initiated a low-scale release of the movie, which landed with a thud and was quickly resigned to the Hollywood scrap heap; at an estimated cost to Sony of $75 million.
The Damage Is Done
In the face of a steady flow of leaked revelations—including top employees’ salaries, nasty Hollywood e-mails, and illicit movie downloads—Sony hired hardball attorney David Boies to warn publishers that they would be held responsible if they dared release any of the purloined material.
Good luck.
Boies’ entreaties were laughed at, as the nation’s gossip network, fueled by Wikileaks, Gawker, TMZ.com, and a host of other willing enablers, proceeded to fill the airwaves with a month’s worth of stinging and embarrassing stories, including:
· Facebook founder Marc Zuckerberg wrote desperately to Sony executives to try to get them to stop the movie, “The Social Network,” which he found “hurtful.”
· Sony Co-Chairman Amy Pasca ...
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Perform a search on the Web for articles and stories about social engineering attacks or reverse
social engineering attacks. Find an attack that was successful and describe how it could have
been prevented.
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As per Computer Weekly, social engineering attacks were the most well-known hacking strategy
utilized as a part of 2015. What\'s more, there\'s no indication of it backing off; in 2016 60
percent of undertakings were casualties of a social engineering attack or something to that affect.
Furthermore, as per EMC, phishing attacks—the least demanding and most normal sort of social
engineering attacks—brought about almost $6 billion in misfortunes in 2013 alone, spread out
finished around 450,000 separate bargains.
Some hurt more regrettable than others, however all brought about a sufficiently genuine shake
up for security directors to recalibrate their regard for the vector, investigate their conventions,
and make teaching staff a best need.
Here\'s our pick for five of the greatest social engineering attacks ever.
5. 2011 RSA SecurID Phishing Attack
Security firms ought to be the most secure targets with regards to a data framework attack, yet
they are likewise delicious focuses on that draw more than what\'s coming to them of endeavors.
In 2011, one of these attacks bit encryption mammoth RSA and prevailing with regards to mesh
hackers profitable data about the organization\'s SecurID two-factor validation coxcombs.
In spite of the fact that RSA at first denied that the data could enable hackers to trade off
anybody utilizing SecurID, protection temporary worker Lockheed Martin soon recognized
hackers endeavoring to rupture their system utilizing stolen SecurID information. RSA retreated
rapidly and consented to supplant a large portion of the disseminated security tokens.
This inconvenience came down to four workers at RSA parent organization EMC. Attackers sent
them email with a satirize deliver implying to be at a vocation enrollment site, with an Excel
connection titled 2011 Recruitment Plan. It wasn\'t clear why the representatives would think
about a spreadsheet from an outsider site, however they opened it—and a zero-day Flash
adventure covered in the spreadsheet introduced indirect access to their work machines that soon
exposed the keys to the kingdom.
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Not all hackers are searching for touchy data; here and there they simply need chilly, hard
money.
In 2015, Ubiquiti, a particular producer of wifi hardware and software situated in San Jose,
discovered this out the most difficult way possible when their fund division was focused in an
extortion conspire rotating around worker pantomime.
The organization never uncovered precisely how the attack was organized, yet said that the
bookkeeping office got email indicating to be from the organization\'s Hong Kong auxiliary.
Regularly, such emails contain guidelines with respect to changes in installment account points
of interest or new selle.
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COLLAPSE
Overall Rating:
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Sony Pictures
" Please respond to the following:
Take the side of either SONY pictures or a hacker and answer the corresponding discussion questions.
Next, respond to someone who took the position of the other side (e.g., if you answered the questions in the SONY section, respond to a student who answered the question in the hacker section or vice versa).
SONY:
▪ Setting aside the political issues between North Korea and the United States, is there a reasonable way to respond to an anonymous threat found on the Internet somewhere? What elements would you require before canceling the film if you were CEO of Sony? If you were CEO of a chain of theaters?
What access and data protection controls would you recommend Sony use to provide better security for unreleased digital films and e-mails?
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According to an online article titled ‘The Interview: A guide to the cyber-attack on Hollywood’ claims that an unknown group who call themselves Guardians of Peace claimed that they were behind thecyber-attack. The article also highlights a statement made by the North Korean TV that it was not involved in the attack. Many think, North Korea was involved as a payback for the release of the movie comedy, ‘The Interview’ where the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un is assassinated. Sony referred to the matter as an IT matter and later admitted that it was a brazen attack comprised of malicious criminal acts.The article refers to the act as a hack and it also shows the Sony officials referring to it as a brazen attack, furthermore, the unknown group, Guardians of Peace refer to the act as cyber-attack, “An unknown group calling itself #GOP - later identified as Guardians of Peace - claimed it was behind the cyber-attack…” The act was referred to as a cyber-attack since the workers at Sony had their computers displaying some skull images and threatening messages. Furthermore, embarrassing emails which involves movies stars were also availed to the public and the movies that were not ready were also released to the public. According to the article, all these acts can be summarized precisely with the words cyber-attack or cyber-warfare (BBC News, 2014).
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On April 19, 2011, system administrators at Sony's On April 22, Sony informed the FBI of the
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legislation requiring corporations to on some of its 130 servers spread across the globe and
announce their data breaches (there is no similar federal 50 software programs. The PlayStation
Network is used law at this time), and made a public announcement that by Sony game machine
owners to play against one hackers had stolen some personal information from all another, chat
online, and watch video streamed over the 77 million users, and possibly credit card information
internet. The largest single data breach in Internet from 12 million users. Sony did not know
exactly what On April 20, Sony engineers discovered that some The hackers corrupted Sony's
servers, causing them to history was taking place. data had likely been transferred from its
servers to mysteriously reboot. The rogue program deleted all log outside computers. The nature
of the data transferred files to hide its operation. Once inside Sony's servers, the was not yet
known but it could have included credit card rogue software transferred personal and credit card
and personal information of PlayStation customers. information on millions of PlayStation
users, On May 2. Because of the uncertainty of the data loss, Sony shut. Sony shut down a
second service, Sony Online down its entire global PlayStation network when it real-
Entertainment, a San Diego-based subsidiary that makes ized it no longer controlled the personal
information multiplayer games for personal computers. Sony believed contained on these
servers.
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figures are in billions.
Category Billions
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U.S. exports of goods and services 17.8
Consumption of fixed capital 11.8
Government purchases 59.4
Taxes on production and imports 14.4
Net private domestic investment 52.1
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Personal taxes 40.5
Net foreign factor income 2.2
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Statistical discrepancy 0.0.
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Article: In 2018, Netflix had over 125 million subscribers in some 190 countries worldwide. It had
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subscribers had fueled intense investor enthusiasm, causing its market capitalization to reach just
under $150 billion and making it one of the fastest-growing stocks on the market. A photo shows a
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those movies would be mailed out to the customer, who would then mail the movies back after
watching. Though it initially started with a per-movie rental fee like its largest bricks-and-mortar
rival, Blockbuster, it soon moved to a subscription fee. Customers could choose among plans with
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suggestions to users. For example, if a user gave a five-star rating to Journey to the Center of the
Earth, the system would suggest they might also like The Mummy, Indiana Jones and Kingdom of
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sounded a death knell for bricks-and-mortar video stores. By having centralized inventory and
shipping movies to people, Netflix could offer a much wider selection than physical stores could
offer, and its scale meant it could both negotiate better prices on content, and invest in value-
added services for customers like the review and recommender systems mentioned previously,
online movie trailers, and more. Importantly, Netflix was also a key channel for films by small,
independent filmmakers to reach audiences, enabling the company to forge relationships that
would prove to be increasingly valuable as time passed. In 2007, Netflix began offering movie
streaming, which rapidly grew to be the preferred mode of movie consumption. Then, in 2011, the
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In the age of virtual meetings, a team is a group of people who may or may not be physically
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around the world. Sometimes the team consists of representatives of different departments or
have different roles in the project. The one thing they may have in common? Many times they are
strangers who need to work together to achieve a goal.
Professor Amy Edmondson studied this teeming concept and how leaders can use research into a
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List five specific things you can do to build a great team:
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2.
3
4
5.
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ascus (after meiosis and mitosis)?
2. Mushroom caps are only the fruiting bodies of club fungi, whereas the larger mycelium exists
underground. What is the technical name for the visible mushroom that grows aboveground?
Hello! Please help me with the following questions in order to help with my studying. Thanks!
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1. What comprises the ascocarp? How many ascospores are eventually found in each mature
ascus (after meiosis and mitosis)?
2. Mushroom caps are only the fruiting bodies of club fungi, whereas the larger mycelium exists
underground. What is the technical name for the visible mushroom that grows aboveground?
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4. What distinguishes chytrids from other groups of fungi?
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6. Fungi release digestive enzymes that break down their food before they ingest/absorb it. What
is this kind of digestion called? What is a saprophyte?
7. Some fungi are parasites. What is the role of the haustorium in parasitic fungi?
8. fill in the blank. The body of a fungus is made up of many narrow filaments called _______
which collectively form the _______. The cell walls are composed of _______.
9. Some fungi exhibit both asexual and sexual reproduction. Asexual reproduction can include
mitotic production of haploid spores, budding, or fragmentation. Sexual reproduction results in
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and discuss your findings per the scoring interpretations paragraph on page 50.1.3
Conceptualizing Leadership Questionnaire Purpate 1. Toidentify how you view lendership. 2. To
explore your perceptions of different aspects of leaderahip Direction 1. Connider for a moment
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competence and knowledge.Scoring 1. Sum scores on items 1,7, 13, and 19 (traitemphasis) 2.
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(skill emphasis) 4. Sum scores on items 4,10,16, and 22 (behavior emphasis) 5. Sum scores on
items 5,11, 17, and 23 (relationship emphasis) 6. Sum scores on items 6,12,18, and 24 (process
emphasis) Totai Scores 1. Trait emphasint 2. Ability emphasis: 3. Siill emphasis: 4. Behavior
emphasis: 5. Relationship emphasis: 5. Process emphasis: Scoring Interpretation The scores you
received on this questionnaire provide information about how you define and view leadership. The
emphasis you give to the various dimensions of leadership has implications for how you approach
the leadership process. For example, if your highest score is for trait emphasis, it sug. gests that
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El peligro de una sola historia
Quiero resaltar que uno de los resultados de aprendizaje de esta clase es "evaluar las
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cerrados.
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160.000 acciones ordinarias adicionales. Las adquisiciones se llevaron a cabo como se muestra a
continuacin.
Fecha de adquisicin
Acciones emitidas
El 14 de mayo de 2020, Lennon obtuvo una ganancia de seguro de $ 90,000 (antes de
impuestos) en operaciones discontinuadas. El 31 de diciembre de 2020, Lennon registr un ingreso
de $300,000 por operaciones continuas (despus de impuestos).
Suponiendo una tasa impositiva del 20 %, calcule los datos de ganancias por accin que deberan
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(Redondee la respuesta a 2 decimales, por ejemplo, $2,55).
Industrias Lennon
Estado de resultados:
Utilidad de operaciones continuas $ ___
Ganancia por operaciones discontinuadas, neta de impuestos $ ____
Utilidad Neta / (Prdida) $ ____
(las respuestas deben ser pequeos decimales)
6% Acciones preferentes
acumulativas, valor nominal de
$1,000,000
$100, 10,000 acciones emitidas
y en circulacin
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- 1. The Tech section in Forbes magazine reported that the "criminals won" in the Sony pictures breach. An anonymous threat posted on an obscure site warned that people who watch the to- bereleased movie The Interview would be "doomed" to a "bitter fate" and recalled the tragic events of September 11. The threat said that the movie inappropriately made light of North Korean officials. As a result of the threat, five large theater chains in the United States and Canada canceled plans to include the film on their screens. Ultimately, Sony had no choice but to cancel the theater release of the film for reasons that are both economic and legal. The former was due to a lack of revenue given the small number of remaining theaters that might go ahead and run the film. The latter was driven by what would happen if an attack was carried out. A Steve Carell project that featured North Korea was also canceled. The Guardian reported that a group named the Guardians of Peace retaliated against Sony. They hacked into Sony's systems and stole over 100 terabytes of files, including unreleased movies, social security numbers for thousands of Sony employees, and internal e-mails, some of which revealed embarrassing conversations between Sony employees. The hackers began distributing the files in various locations online, making them free for the taking. The officials of that government denied any involvement in the hack but said that it might have been a "righteous deed" of those who support the government. North Korean officials demanded some changes to the movie, including taming down a death scene of its leader. Sony initially refused but then decided to go ahead and edit the scene. The movie eventually opened without incident on a limited basis in some cinemas on Christmas Day and then was made available via online rental. According to the Mirror in the United Kingdom, neither the Department of Homeland Security nor the FBI could find evidence that the violence was a credible threat, but the FBI believed NorthAccording to the Mirror in the United Kingdom, neither the Department of Homeland Security nor the FBI could find evidence that the violence was a credible threat, but the FBI believed North Korea was behind the hacking. In turn, North Korea claimed that the U.S. government was responsible for creation of the movie. Discussion Questions 1. Setting aside the political issues between North Korea and the United States, is there a reasonable way to respond to an anonymous threat found on the Internet somewhere? What elements would you require before canceling the film if you were CEO of Sony? If you were CEO of a chain of theaters? 2. What cybersecurity controls would you recommend Sony use to provide better security for unreleased digital films and e-mails? Be sure to include technology as well as organizational controls. 3. If you were a hacker, what approach would you have used to break into Sony's system? What do you think the most important SETA elements would be to prevent future cyberattacks against Sony or other media firms?