Destiny Croft LEGA 204 Professor Gonzales 8 March 2016 Brief #8 State v. Schwartz, 21 P.3d 1128 (Ore. Ct. App. 1999) Procedural History Randall Lee Schwartz was charged with three counts of computer crime and theft after illegally obtaining Intel passwords and password files via a password cracker program. Schwartz appealed, arguing that the charge was invalid because he had not truly "stolen" anything in the traditional sense. Schwartz claims his copying the password file did not constitute a theft and that it could not be shown he copied the file with the intent to completely deprive Intel of its possession and use. Furthermore, Schwartz disputes he had not deprived Intel or its employees of the password usage as they were still …show more content…
Due to the fact he was no longer employed under this department, Defendant was no longer privy to access sensitive SSD data, including passwords. Defendant continued to work for Intel as a private contractor and used a gate program to access an Intel computer from remote locations for e-mail purposes. Schwartz was warned to cease his use of gate programs twice; he argued after the first warning his alterations to the program made it secure but an administrator reminded him his usage of the program violated company policy. Shortly after, Defendant downloaded the password-cracking program “Crack” and ran it on several Intel computers before finding the log-in information for authorized user Ron B. Defendant used this information to log into the authorized user’s computer. Defendant copied the SSD password file from that computer onto another one, where he ran the Crack program to obtain the passwords of 35 more SSD users. Defendant believed if he could expose the flaws in the company’s security then he could regain his lost reputation. Upon returning from teaching classes in California, Defendant ran Crack on the SSD file once more on a superior personal computer. His activity was detected by another Intel administrator who—with other administrators—contacted the
Honda has finally relocated version of the new subcompact crossover at the LA Auto Show. 2016 Honda HR-V crossover is designed primarily for urban driving, has a small footprint, the economic engine, variable interior full of hi-tech features, etc.
1.1.4 Requirements for a firewall at each Internet connection and between any demilitarized zone (DMZ) and the internal network zone
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There are two methods for creating game applications for iPhones. One method is to use the original Xcode and make a code with objective C which is much complex but more powerful, the other method is to use a game development engine which is much simpler but is limited. Before working with both of the above said methods it is required to register as an Apple developer which allows you to work with SDK and iTunes connect. Details such as company name and EIN number are required to register as an Apple developer. Some of the free game development engines are listed below.
A1. The Nature of the incident was that an employee was able to hack into the computer system and gain access to the financial payroll system, human resources and even email system. This employee used several methods in order to gain access into the system: IP spoofing, Data modification, Man in the middle attack and compromised-key attack. As a result the employee was able to tamper with payroll system. An auditor discovered the discrepancies and tried to make upper management aware of the situation through email, but the email was intercepted by the hacker. The hacker impersonated an employee and persuaded the auditor into granting him more access into the system which resulted in additional sabotage into the payroll system. Hacker
*Customer was having difficulties signing in to his Comcast account and he's upset since this has been going on for 4 days now. CAE tried to help the customer but during the interaction, customer was complaining and requested the CAE not to rush him. CAE seemed to be in a hurry and the customer was not confident that the CAE totally understood his concern.
There are a few OSHA violations that call for concern such as 1910.334(a)(1) and 1910.334(a)(2)(i) Portable cord and equipment should be inspected before use to ensure that there is no internal or external damage to cause any safety hazards.
The following memo describes the events that have taken place in Saint Leo Police Department as it relates to the Sheriff’s findings in Officer Narcissus office computer. It will contain a summary of the Sheriff’s and Officer Narcissus’ actions, as well as their reactions to the other’s stance. As the special assistant to the Sheriff, the author of this compilation will provide as much detail about the legal ramifications the Sheriff may face as it relates to this situation and conclude by providing some recommendations to resolve the situation at hand. The author will back up the recommendations with laws
I got a call around 2:33AM about a couple of girls fighting in building 361-103. When I confronted the situation about four or five nonresident girls that we're involved ran out the back door of the building. I walked up to them outside the building and asked what happened? One of the girls, also a non-resident explained that they came by to see their friend who invited them over to her house to talk things over about the dispute they had in the past and when they got there, she answered the door and sprayed them with mace. Also, she had a Taser in her hand with intent to use. After the girls told me their story, I asked if they would like to file a complaint with the police and they said no, so I asked them to leave the property to avoid
I just had the following student come in to my office who is experiencing the same issue on her account, Karen Cruz A00469418 (HIST 1302 P35 CRN 11489).
Section 1983 of the Civil Rights Act of 1871 allows federal and state inmates to challenge alleged harsh conditions of incarceration via suits filed in federal court. “Lawsuits may claim that officials have deprived inmates of their constitutional rights, such as adequate medical treatment, protection against excessive force by correctional officers or violence from other inmates, due process in disciplinary hearings, and access to law libraries” (Schmalleger & Smykla, pp. 358, 2015). Some studies have suggested there exists a direct correlation between the number of confined population and the number of 1983 suits, as one number increases, so does the other. “Section 1983 litigation is a major portion of the U.S. District Courts’ civil caseload. One in every ten civil lawsuits is a 1983 lawsuit” (Hanson & Daley, pp. ii, 1994).
Organizations often revoke the privileges of employees once they decide to move on to other employment opportunities. This is a step taken to try to maintain a secure environment and protect data from outsiders, such as competitors. The difference in this article is the theft of data was connected to an current employee as well as former employees. An incident like this proves that security is the responsibility of all employees.
However, Mr. Johnson received a phone call that from a stranger telling him he brought a hard drive from a flea market and once he installed it he was able to found all Mr. Johnson information. Mr. Johnson should return to Computer World, and ask Larry what he did with his hard drive. Now Larry is going have to lie about what he did with Mr. Johnson hard drive if Larry story is not straight, Mr. Johnson might asked to speak with the manager. At this point, Larry and Steve better come-up with a good lie regarding Mr. Johnson hard drive. How are they going to explain to the manger what they did with the hard drive, also are they going to tell how they only did an easy erase of the hard drive to sale at the flea market? (Ghillyer,
In 1996, Expanded taking information offense to all federal computer systems. Expanded taking information offense to all private computer systems in interstate or foreign commerce. Expanded taking classified information offense by eliminating intent to use element. Expanded tampering offense to negligent conduct. Added offense for extortion by threat of damage. Added definition of “damage.”
Keeping in mind the end goal to create my Campus Improvement Planning Team, I would abide by Sec.11.215 which says that campus-level planning and decision-making committees should include a professional staff of the district, parents of students enrolled in the district, business representatives, and community members.