... way, shape, or form. We depend on them for everything. Even the smallest malfunction or glitch in a system could now cause unfathomable amounts of trouble in everything from riding the bus, having access to your money, to getting your prescription at the pharmacists. Furthermore, Icove (1998) suggested that with the price of home computers that work faster and store more ... 18, 1998, Federal criminal charges were brought upon a juvenile computer hacker. According to United States Attorney Donald K. Stern and Acting Special Agent in Charge Michael T. Johnston of the U.S. Secret Service,...

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... year 2000, the turn of the millenium, humanity has already well established itself into the "Information Age." So much in fact that as a nation we find our selves out of a service economy and into an information based economy. In a matter of only a few years almost all systems are run buy computers in some way, shape, or form. We depend on them ... for everything. Even the smallest malfunction or glitch in a system could now cause unfathomable amounts of trouble in everything from riding the bus, having access to your money, to getting your prescription at the pharmacists. Furthermore, ...

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... oriented platform replaces a mainframe system. The plan is to create a network infrastructure including the following characteristics: - Built on OSI layers protocols - TCP/IP used on each LAN and Sub-LAN - Bus Topology star wired LAN - Ethernet technology - Extensive use of GUI- window platform - Migrate data to servers Hundreds of LAN administrators will create forums where problems are discussed and new ideas ... our network infrastructure to client-server oriented model. The opportunity to maintain local control of data and applications while offloading much of the network managemen...

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