Endless Running Games: Temple Run 2

Endless Running Games: Temple Run 2 – Fall Jungle Update!

Run or Die! So hurry!! 

Continue the endless-running journey with Professor Jones in Temple Run 2. 

The temple was at one time on the ground; an ancient civilization built the temple but they were killed by a disease. 

The leader of the civilization was spared by a remedy, but because he didn’t die, the potion turned him into the large demon monkey that chases you from the temple. 

As time passed, the temple remained unfound until the gems that were placed all over the huge temple were suddenly charged by an unknown source of power. 

Your mission this time is to escape from the demonic forest along with the spoils is “the cursed god statue” – which you stole from a mysterious temple. 

Remember, the Devils are still hunting for you! 

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mad discussion

 The readings this week expand on investigation and of digital forensic analysis and investigations. Organizations, especially those in the public, health and educational areas are bound by legal and statutory requirements to protect data and private information, therefore digital forensics analysis will be very beneficial when security breaches do occur. Using this weeks readings and your own research, discuss digital forensics and how it could be used in a risk management program 

Chapter 7 – study questions 1-10, Exercise 2 ( from Information Systems for Business and Beyond textbook) Chapter 8- study questions 1-10, Exercise 2 ( from Information Systems for Business and Beyond textbook)

 

Chapter 7 – study questions 1-10, Exercise 2 ( from Information Systems for Business and Beyond textbook)

Chapter 8- study questions 1-10, Exercise 2 ( from Information Systems for Business and Beyond textbook)

The above assignments should be submitted in a single word document.

forming effective searching

Directions

As outlined in the lecture, there are various types of strategies and tools that students can use to develop search phrases to find exactly what they need without mining through hundreds of results.

In this assignment, you will develop a search phrase to best locate the information posed in the prompt. Then, using at least 50 words for each search scenario, explain why you picked this approach. Finally, perform the search in question and evaluate the results. In at least 50 words, explain if your search results were what you expected and why or why not this was the case.

Example: You want to find information on the President Teddy Roosevelt.

Search Phrase developed: “Teddy Roosevelt” president

Strategy: I chose this strategy because using quotation marks around the name Teddy Roosevelt will ensure that both pieces of the name are searched for together. When quotation marks aren’t used, results showing the first name and the second name will all show up, which will populate many results unrelated to Teddy Roosevelt such as Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Search Results:

Wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Roosevelt#:~:text=Theodore%20Roosevelt%20Jr.%20(%2F%CB%88,States%20from%201901%20to%201909.

History: https://www.history.com/topics/us-presidents/theodore-roosevelt

History: https://www.history.com/news/teddy-roosevelt-legacies

Analysis: Yes, these search results were what I expected to see based on my search. The results reflected my usage of the quotation marks as sites that discussed Teddy Roosevelt’s role as president were returned first. All of the sites included both Teddy Roosevelt’s name as well as the word president.

1, You want to find information on Buffalo, NY but not anything related to the Buffalo Bills football team.

⦁ Develop and document a search phrase that you would use in a search engine to find this information.

⦁ Explain why you chose this strategy using at least 50 words.

⦁ After performing the search yourself, document the first 2-3 result entries that were returned. Analyze if the search results were what you expected using at least 50 words.

2, You want to find information on recipes for stuffed peppers that do not include rice.

⦁ Develop and document a search phrase that you would use in a search engine to find this information.

⦁ Explain why you chose this strategy using at least 50 words.

⦁ After performing the search yourself, document the first 2-3 result entries that were returned. Analyze if the search results were what you expected using at least 50 words.

3, You want to find videos about astronomy only on YouTube.

⦁ Develop and document a search phrase that you would use in a search engine to find this information.

⦁ Explain why you chose this strategy using at least 50 words.

⦁ After performing the search yourself, document the first 2-3 result entries that were returned. Analyze if the search results were what you expected using at least 50 words.

4, You want to combine the search for both woodworking and welding.

⦁ Develop and document a search phrase that you would use in a search engine to find this information.

⦁ Explain why you chose this strategy using at least 50 words.

⦁ After performing the search yourself, document the first 2-3 result entries that were returned. Analyze if the search results were what you expected using at least 25 words.

5. You want to find information related only to gestational diabetes.

⦁ Develop and document a search phrase that you would use in a search engine to find this information.

⦁ Explain why you chose this strategy using at least 50 words.

⦁ After performing the search yourself, document the first 2-3 result entries that were returned. Analyze if the search results were what you expected using at least 50 words.

Disaster recovery-4

Topic: Submit a report that discusses the techniques used by malware developers to disguise their code and prevent it from being analyzed.  Give suggestions on how these techniques should be classified and ranked in the disaster recovery documentation.[500 words]

Assignment should follow all APA rules and include a min. of (1) citation/reference.

Operating Seccurity

 Organizations of any size can have millions of transactions occurring every day between customers, employees, and suppliers. Today, many systems are automated. They generate their own transactions in the form of online product queries, searches, inventory checks, authorization checks, and log entries.  Chapter 4 introduces the IT environment segregated into seven domains.  

  • Explain the concept of defense-n-depth.
  • How does the use of security policies mitigate risks within the seven domains of a typical IT infrastructure? Explain
  • Discuss two methods for developing access control.