Essays on Internet Privacy

The Absence of Distinct Physical Fringes in WLANs The absence of distinct physical fringes is the defining characteristic of WLANs. Anyone within range may undoubtedly connect to and listen in on (bundle sniff) (Wang et al., 2005). WLAN data is encrypted to maintain privacy; while encoded data can still be overheard,...

PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) is a program for digital data encryption that offers cryptographic authentication to ensure data transfer privacy. In order to ensure data security comparable to that of postal services, it is used to encrypt and decode files, networks, and systems. The program was created to close the gap...

Cyber Protection Cyber protection refers to the whole mechanism that is intended to protect an information system from foreign intrusions such as threats and unauthorized access that could harm or reveal the information of a specific entity. In some circles, computer protection is often referred to as information security; thus, for...

The emergence of the internet in the twenty-first century has introduced the world to a new breed of celebrity. Previously, people were fascinated and amused mostly by celebrities, singers, and performance artists; however, it is now certain that the film industry has been transferred to internet stars and influencers. Many...