Summarize the Man In The Middle attack and also give one real world example of it.
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q19) Summarize the Man In The Middle attack and also give one real world example of it.
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- Take, for example, a piece of software that, over the internet, permits a surgeon in one area to perform surgery on a patient in another. And now that the program is over, who would want to keep going? What kind of destruction do they want to cause? To what extent would they look to your weaknesses in order to pull you down? Is it possible that damage may be caused by such vulnerabilities even if there were no hostile aggressor present?Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: Discuss a cryptography attack scenario. Choose an attack and explain how it works. Be sure to choose one that hasn’t been mentioned by another classmate. What countermeasures would you apply? How do the countermeasures you would use compare to those your classmates recommended for the attacks they chose? What do those similarities or differences tell you about fighting these types of attacks?Can you tell me what you can do to defend yourself against a downgrade attack?
- An attorney signed a legal document electronically and sends it to the client. Explain how the client will make sure that the document is signed by his lawyer and is not altered during the transition. You also want to make the document confidential for unauthorized people. Everything should be done in one go. (Note: You have to explain the use of cryptographic algorithms in the above scenario and the order they will be applied. Marks are graded based on the best precise solution)Consider a piece of software that enables a surgeon in one location to participate in a surgery on a patient in another city through the internet. Who could be interested in watching the show? What kind of harm do they want to inflict? What flaws would they try to exploit in order to do you harm? Is it possible that such flaws might inflict harm even if there isn't an active, hostile enemy attempting to exploit them?Let's suppose a company has hired you as a security engineer and that company asks you to work on a project. This project targets to prevent COVID-19 as it is the biggest pandemic for a number of reasons. It's a kind of virus, meaning no one has immunity. The company wants you to work with the team in this project where you are required to take care of the security parameters of "Corona-Watch". It can behave as a substitute to alert a person if he/she might have been exposed to the coronavirus. It uses private, local Bluetooth signals to help a person take action. Based on his/her anonymous logs it will provide a POTENTIAL RISK report: Monitor Symptoms Isolate from others Rest and take care Get tested Refer to medical agencies if advised a. As the data is logging so how would you promote database security in context of this project?Illustrate b. Is modification attack possible in this scenario? If yes then at which level it would impact (i.e. high, low or moderate)? Support your answer…
- The term "Trojan horse" has to be defined. There are 3 examples given.Let's suppose a company has hired you as a security engineer and that company asks you to work on a project. This project targets to prevent COVID-19 as it is the biggest pandemic for a number of reasons. It's a kind of virus, meaning no one has immunity. The company wants you to work with the team in this project where you are required to take care of the security parameters of "Corona-Watch". It can behave as a substitute to alert a person if he/she might have been exposed to the coronavirus. It uses private, local Bluetooth signals to help a person take action. Based on his/her anonymous logs it will provide a POTENTIAL RISK report: Monitor Symptoms Isolate from others Rest and take care Get tested Refer to medical agencies if advised Use your understanding to identify: a. The security breach associated with this project. Support your answer with any 2 examples. b. The possible active and passive attacks. Illustrate with example Analyze the scenario and conclude: c. As the data is…Consider any “message” that needs to be secured and explain Principle of Authentication by using a block diagram.
- Scenario 2 An organization dedicated to reducing spam tries to get Internet service providers (ISPS) in an East Asian country to stop the spammers by protecting their mail servers. When this effort is unsuccessful, the anti-spam organization puts the addresses of these ISPS on its "black list." Many ISPS in the United States consult the black list and refuse to accept email from the blacklisted ISPS. This action has two results. First, the amount of spam received by the typical email user in the United States drops by 25 percent. Second, tens of thousands of innocent computer users in the East Asian country are unable to send email to friends and business associates in the United States. Questions 1. Did the anti-spam organization do anything wrong? 2. Did the ISPS that refused to accept email from the black listed ISPS do anything wrong? 3. Who benefited from the organization's action? 4. Who was hurt by the organization's action? 5. Could the organization have achieved its goals…Question 1 Study the scenario and complete the question(s) that follow: Ceasar Cipher The Caesar Cipher technique is one of the earliest and simplest method of encryption technique. It's simply a type of substitution cipher, i.e., each letter of a given text is replaced by a letter some fixed number of positions down the alphabet. For example with a shift of 1, A would be replaced by B, B would become C, and so on. The method is apparently named after Julius Caesar, who apparently used it to communicate with his officials. 1.1 Write a Ceasar cipher algorithm in such a way that a character D is changed to N. Derive the encryption of the other characters accordingly. 1.2 Based on your algorithm, what will be the encrypted code of the message “my mother is not home". End of Question 1Is it possible for Eve's enemy to destabilize the system by launching a transparent Man-in-the-Middle attack? If so, how would you explain it?
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