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Electronic Rock

**Electronic rock**, or **Canadian Electronic Rock Music** also commonly referred to as **synthrock**, **electrorock**, **techno-rock** or **digital rock**, is rock music generated with electronic instruments. It has been highly dependent on technological developments, particularly the invention and refinement of the synthesizer, the development of the MIDI digital format and computer technology.

In the late 1960s, rock musicians began to use electronic instruments, like the theremin and Mellotron, to supplement and define their sound; by the end of the decade the Moog synthesizer took a leading place in the sound of emerging progressive rock bands who would dominate rock in the early 1970s. After the arrival of punk rock, a form of basic synth rock emerged, increasingly using new digital technology to replace other instruments. In the 1980s, more commercially oriented synthpop dominated electronic rock. In the 1990s, big beat and industrial rock were among the most important new trends and in the new millennium the spread of recording software led to the development of new distinct genres including electroclash, dance-punk and new rave.
SpySheriff

**SpySheriff**, also known as Brave Sentry, Pest Trap, SpyTrooper, Spywareno, and MalwareAlarm, is malware that disguises itself as an anti-spyware program. SpySheriff attempts to mislead a user into buying the program by repeatedly informing them of false threats to their system. It is very difficult to remove SpySheriff from machines, since it nests its components in System Restore folders, and also blocks some system management tools. Like all fake antiviruses, SpySheriff asks you to register when you click "Remove found threats". However, SpySheriff can be removed if the user has anti-malware tools on the machine, or owns a rescue disk.

## Websites

SpySheriff used to be hosted at www.spy-sheriff.com from 2005 to late 2008 and is now defunct. Several typosquatting websites have also attempted to automatically install SpySheriff, including a typosquatting version of *Google* named *Goggle*, and *MCreator*, a program used to make mods for *Minecraft*. As of 2007, these sites are no longer active.

## Problems caused by SpySheriff

* SpySheriff reports false malware infections and pretends to detect real malware infections.
* Attempts to remove SpySheriff have been reported to be unsuccessful as SpySheriff will reinstall itself from hidden files.
* The desktop background may be replaced with an image resembling a blue screen of death, or a notice reading: "SPYWARE INFECTION! Your system is infected with spyware. Windows recommends that you use a spyware removal tool to prevent loss of data. Using this PC before having it cleaned of spyware threats is highly discouraged".
* Going to "Add/Remove Programs" to remove SpySheriff either causes the computer to crash or does not remove all components.
* Any attempt to connect to the Internet via a web browser is blocked by SpySheriff, which replaces the user's desktop background with a blue warning screen saying that the system has been stopped to protect the user from spyware.
* SpySheriff stops any attempt to do a system restore by causing the calendar and restore points to not load. This causes the user to be unable to revert their computer to an earlier state. A loop hole has been discovered, in that if the user undoes the last restore operation, the system will restore itself, allowing a chance to remove SpySheriff.
* SpySheriff can detect certain running anti-spyware and anti-virus programs and disable them by ending their processes as soon as it detects them, preventing it's detection and removal by these programs as long as it is active on the system.
* SpySheriff can disable the *Task Manager* or *Registry Editor* tools that a user may attempt to bring up to end its active process or to remove its registry entries from Windows. Renaming the regedit and taskmgr executables will fool it, however.
IPhone

## Definition

In June 2007, Apple, Inc. introduced the **iPhone,** which combined in a single handheld product a mobile phone, a widescreen iPod with touch controls, and an Internet communication platform.

## Overview

In June 2008, Apple released iPhone 3G, the second generation iPhone, together with iPhone 2.0 software. It combined the original features of the iPhone with high-speed networking, a built-in global positioning system ("GPS"), a 2-megapixel camera, and a 3.5-inch touch widescreen.

In June 2009, Apple launched the iPhone3G[S], which offers improved performance (including longer battery life and faster web browsing), a 3-megapixel, autofocus camera, and hands-free voice control.

iPhone users have access to Apple's iTunes App Store, which offers software applications for the iPhone. Over 100,000 applications are available to iPhone users.

The iPhone is available throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia.
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Copyright Alert System

## Overview

The **Copyright Alert System** (**CAS**) is a private system for alerting and punishing internet subscribing customers of AT&T, Cablevision, Time Warner, Verizon and Comcast in regards to accusations of bit torrent use via their home networks to access alleged copyrighted material from a list of specific entertainment corporations and their CAS registered content. It is limited to customers of those internet vendors in the United States. The consortium that manages the program has branded it as the "six strikes program."

It is intended to be a graduated response system wherein participating ISPs send up to six electronic warnings notifying subscribers of alleged copyright infringement, as reported by a monitoring service working on behalf of participating copyright owners. The first two notices are "educational" notices, which inform subscribers of the alleged infringement, remind them of copyright rules and encourage them to seek content through legitimate sources. The third and fourth notices are "acknowledgment" notices which, in addition to the education notice, require acknowledgment from the subscriber, for example, by clicking on a pop-up notice. The final two notices advise that a "mitigation measure" will be applied.

If copyright infringement is reported after a final warning, the ISPs have agreed to implement "mitigation measures," which may include, for example, bandwidth throttling, or redirection to a landing page until the subscriber contacts the ISP.

The costs of the Copyright Alert System are divided equally between rights holders and ISPxs.

The CAS framework was established on July 7, 2011 by the Center for Copyright Information (CCI), after 3 years in the making. After multiple delays, ISPs began implementing it in February 2013.
Network-centric Warfare

## Overview

"NCW is essentially about information. The power of NCW depends on the collection, processing, and dissemination of actionable information. It relies on an extremely complex network of interoperable subnets and systems, working as they are expected to in order to meet its potential. Large networks are theoretically fairly robust; however, nodes that are both unique and critical can be highly lucrative targets. In the case of NCW, a potential adversary might attempt to work against any or all of the three NCW grids (sensor, information, and engagement), the connectivity that binds them together, or the information technology that underpins them all."
Electronic Dance Music

**Electronic dance music** (also known as **EDM**, **electronic dance**, **dance music**, **club music**, or simply **dance**) is a broad range of percussive electronic music genres produced largely for parties and festivals. Produced for playback by disc jockeys (DJs), EDM is generally used in the context of a live DJ mix where the DJ creates a seamless selection of tracks by segueing from one recording to the next.

The "electronic dance music" and the initialism "EDM" was adopted by the U.S. music industry and music press as a buzzword to describe the increasingly commercial American electronic music scene that developed in the 2000s. In this context, EDM does not refer to a specific genre, but serves as an umbrella term for several genres like trance, hardstyle, hardcore, techno, trap and all subgenres.
Windows Defender

**Windows Defender**, formerly known as **Microsoft Anti-Spyware**, is a software product from Microsoft to prevent, remove and quarantine spyware in Microsoft Windows. It is included and enabled by default in

Windows Vista, and it is available as a free download for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.

## Features

Windows Defender features system scan capabilities similar to other free products on the market, and includes a number of real-time security agents that monitor several common areas of Windows for changes which may

be caused by spyware. It also includes the ability to easily remove ActiveX applications that are installed. Also integrated is support for Microsoft's SpyNet network that allows users to report to Microsoft what they consider to be spyware, and what applications and device drivers they allow to be installed on their system.

There is integration with Internet Explorer which enables files to be scanned when they are downloaded to help ensure that one does not accidentally download malicious software. This implementation is similar to the real-time scanners of many anti-virus products on the market. Although not combined with Firefox, Windows Defender still scans downloaded files for malicious code.

The Advanced Tools section allows users to discover potential vulnerabilities with a series of Software Explorers. They provide views of startup programs, currently running software, network connected applications, and Winsock providers (Winsock LSPs). In each Explorer, every element is rated as either "Known", "Unknown" or "Potentially Unwanted". The first and last categories carry a link to learn more about the particular item, and the second category invites users to submit the program to SpyNet for analysis by experts.

Windows Defender in Windows Vista automatically blocks all startup items that require administrator privileges to run (this is considered suspicious behavior for a startup item). This automatic blocking is related to the UAC (User Account Control) functionality in Windows Vista, and requires users to manually run each of these startup items each time they log in.
Virus

## Definitions

A **virus** is

It can be transmitted as an attachment to an e-mail, as a download, or be distributed on a diskette or CD.

## Brief history of viruses

Viruses date back to the early days of computers when most viruses were created for fun. Malicious viruses did not surface until the 1980s when the first personal computer (PC) virus, Pakistani Brain (1986), appeared and propagated when the user "booted up" his/her computer from a floppy disc.

Although other types of malicious software
 appeared in the mid-1980s, the landscape of the late 1980s and early
1990s predominantly consisted of viruses. Until about 1999, most people
related viruses to the example of a teenager hacking into the Pentagon's computer systems as seen in the 1983 movie *Wargames.*

## Overview

**Viruses** are classified as being one of two types: a research virus or an in-the-wild virus.

Viruses are often classified by their infection mechanism. The most common type is the file virus, which executes when an infected file is executed (typically, a file with the extension .EXE, .COM, .BAT, or .SYS). The newer macro viruses infect the executable code embedded in Microsoft® Office® programs that allows users to generate macros — sequences of actions initiated by a single keystroke, such as inserting a special character or formatting a paragraph.[4]

## How viruses work

A virus requires its host program to run before the virus can become active and generally requires human interaction to activate. The program "infects" computer files, usually executable programs, by inserting a copy of itself into the file. These copies are usually executed when the infected file is loaded into memory, allowing the virus to infect other files.

Viruses may contain a simple message or image that consumes storage space and memory, and degrades the overall performance of a computer, or in the case of a more malicious payload, can destroy files, reformat a hard drive (thereby erasing all of the data on the disk), or cause other damage.

The two major types of **viruses** are compiled viruses, which are executed by an operating system (OS), and interpreted viruses, which are executed by an application.
Stay Away From Me: Part One

It all started when I was about 17, when I had a new best buddy. We were both tech geeks at computing, and we had our own MySpace accounts. There was a girl named Ashley, and she wanted to be my girlfriend. I could've sworn this all began when my friend began acting weird, and speaking language that seemed to be Russian-Slovakian or Ukrainian. My and my girlfriend were so dumbfounded by this, that we almost called the police.

About a month-and-a-half later, when a Russian/Ukrainian terrorist attack over-swept the city of Yuga, Latvia, US officials responded to this as being a threat from both Russia and ISIS. The group was about 500,000 men strong, and NATO forces decided to secure roots of Europe and Asia. A day later, a C4 explosion in Beijing began around 9:30 AM EST, where 27 people were injured and 2 people were killed. NATO and UN then were sent to investigate this explosion hours later, including a medical support team. There was a note left by whoever was in charge of this attack, it read as aloud:

"05.09.2003, 11.05.2004, 06.24.2006, 09.05.2009, 04.11.2010, 12.31.2013, 10.10.2017, 09.01.2018, 02.31.2018...We will make them feel. They've met a horrible fate...

2003, 2005, 2005, 2007, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2018, 2021, 2025...Judgement Day will begin on July 15th, 2025. Be prepared...

1500520901518550215105334555925760333585335866915939559955564257145750100151564464......."

About a month later, we never heard from the terrorists again. On July 29th, 2016, my 19th birthday took place at my house. There was my friend, Kyle, again. Ever since the terrorist events and the police responding to our call, he's been giving this look in his eyes as if he would want to kill or stalk someone. I went inside the house and sat down and played games with 8 kids, while the rest were partying and watching sports games. My younger brother, who is really a jerk to me, is sitting right next to me, asleep. Some kids and teens were watching sports, while other ones partying, playing, and getting ready for the cake. about 12 of my friends wanted to have a campout and have a sleepover, so I just said they're definitely welcome anytime.

It was about 6:45 PM, and we were done with eating the cake, and 4 of the 12 friends have already gotten into the tents in my room. Ashley, James, and I were going to get into our tent and use our phones and laptops. My laptop started up and was working. I have to guess there's some bad virus on the computer, because of its slow responses and processes. I ran 2 of my 3 antivirus scans to check for a virus. 1 virus was detected, it seemed weird, that it was from some Russian corporation, only because they don't hack many networks in Tennessee. I shut down my computer after that and restarted.

When my computer rebooted, it said that both of my antivirus programs have crashed, and the third one was deleted. I tried to fix the PC for 2 hours, until I dosed off.
Counter-Offensive Warfare

A **counter-offensive** is the term used by the military to describe large-scale, usually strategic offensive operations by forces that had successfully halted the enemy's offensive, while occupying defensive positions.

The counter-offensive is executed after exhausting the enemy's front line troops and after the enemy reserves had been committed to combat and proven incapable of breaching defences, but *before* the enemy has had the opportunity to assume new defensive positions. Sometimes the counter-offensive can be of a more limited operational maneuver nature, with more limited objectives rather than those seeking attainment of a strategic goal. A counter-offensive as considered by Clausewitz to be the most efficient means of forcing the attacker to abandon offensive plans.

Counter-offensives can be executed not only on land, but also by the naval forces and air forces. Strategic counter-offensives have been recorded by military historians in many wars throughout military history. Although not always known as such, because they are usually described by historians in conjunction with the defensive phase, such as the Battle of Moscow.

A counterattack is the tactical and sometimes smaller operational equivalent of the counter-offensive.
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ComStriker Corporation

ComStriker Corporation is a government project created by officials of the NSA, North Korea, China, Russia, Ukraine, CIA, and the U.S. Department of Defense. It destroyed up to 500,000,000,000 communication, firewall, and military/navy in less than a day, then 951,002,181,001 more the next week due to initial firewall shutdown. The firewall and Shapeshifter systems were gained and back online, and finally ended its attack. There are 7 founders: Skylar Scarlett, Jack Yang, Brandon Cahn, James Hamyer, Hasim Shaz, James Jiman, and Ash Scarlett.

## 2020 Attack

20 years before the Galactic War, ComStriker skruck 5 Industrial stations and Microsoft Corporation. James Jiman had shot Jack Yang and went rogue. He made the ComStriker systems rogue killing machines. The company shut down in 2071 after Skylar Scarlett's death, when he was 19 years old when he founded CSC.
Defense Intelligence Agency

## Overview

### India

The **Defence Intelligence Agency** (**DIA**) is an organisation responsible for providing and coordinating intelligence for the Indian armed forces. It was created in March 2002 and is administered within the Union Ministry of Defence.

### United States

The **Defense Intelligence Agency** (**DIA**) is a Department of Defense (DOD) combat support agency that is responsible for defense attachés and for providing DOD with a variety of intelligence products. It has major activities at the Defense Intelligence Analysis Center (DIAC), the Missile and Space Intelligence Center (MSIC), and the National Center for Medical Intelligence (NCMI) (formerly known as the "Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center" or "AFMIC").

It is both a national and defense-level intelligence agency directly subordinate to the Secretary of Defense and the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence. The Director of DIA is also the manager of a DIA program in the Military Intelligence Program, which includes select DIA programs and the intelligence resources of the nine combatant commands.

The DIA is responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing an information assurance program for protection of the DOD non-cryptologic sensitive compartmented information systems. The DIA provides offensive cyber operations-related military targeting support, political/military assessment, and battle damage assessment of system functional capabilities.

It is responsible for the engineering, developing, implementing, and managing the Top Secret/SCI portion of the GIG including the configuration of information, data, and communications standards for intelligence systems, in coordination with the Joint Staff, Services, other agencies, and OSD. Included within this is the overall OPCON of the JWICS, a strategic secure, high capacity telecommunications network serving the IC with voice, data, and video services. DIA establishes defense-wide intelligence priorities for attaining interoperability between tactical, theater, and national intelligence related systems and between intelligence related systems and tactical, theater, and national elements of the GIG. The DIA exercises operational management of JWICS via the JWICS NETOPS center.

DIA assesses foreign intelligence efforts to obtain classified and critical U.S. technologies and examines the means used to collect against U.S. targets and the impact of theft. In addition, DIA supports DoD acquisitions by working with Community Acquisition Risk Section (CARS) program. DIA also helps protect critical DoD technologies through its participation in the Intelligence Community process to examine foreign ownership, control, and/or influence of U.S. assets and provide input to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS).

DIA also operates the "National Defense Intelligence College" ("NDIC") (formerly "Joint Military Intelligence College," or "JMIC"), a fully accredited educational institution that awards Master and Bachelor degrees in strategic intelligence.
SpywareDoctor

Spyware Doctor is a spyware removal product for Microsoft Windows developed by PC Tools.

## Features

Spyware Doctor scans a PC for spyware, examining files on the hard drive, objects in memory, the Windows

registry and cookies, and then attempts to quarantine or remove recognized threats. It also includes real-time protection which attempts to block threats from being saved to the disk, set to startup automatically, suspicious programs running and other detection including new toolbars and add-ons for web browsers. Spyware Doctor is designed for Windows 2000, XP and Vista 32-bit and
64-bit editions.

## License

It is normally purchased as a yearly subscription which includes new versions and updates, and is available online as well as in retail stores. PC Tools, like other security companies such as McAfee, Symantec and recently Microsoft with OneCare, has now implemented an automatic renewal system whereby customer's subscriptions are renewed every year automatically until canceled. Spyware Doctor is not free, but a free scan version is offered, providing real-time protection and scans for spyware. Only the full version is capable of removing spyware (though a user can use the free version to locate where the spyware is and then manually remove the files and registry entries themselves). Spyware often includes both files located on the hard drive and entries in the Windows registry. Spyware Doctor Starter Edition was included in the Google Pack in March 2007, this version allows scan and removal of threats using an older version of the program, limited real-time protection, but a database with only 60% of the definition files, which does not include some viral threats.

## Awards and reviews

Spyware Doctor received the PC World *Best Buy* award in the October 2007 issue of the magazine saying "PC Tools' Spyware Doctor 5.0 was the clear winner, outperforming the competition at detecting and removing our test set of adware and spyware samples."

Spyware Doctor has received several Editors' Choice awards from PC Magazine, including one for Spyware Doctor with AntiVirus 5.5 in 2008. The product has also received numerous other awards from around the globe.

Not all reviews have been positive and early versions of Spyware Doctor 5.0, which the company rewrote from scratch, received some negative commentary. CNET's Download.com, justifies the 3-star rating by saying, "in our trial scans, Spyware Doctor repeatedly flagged several dozen harmless cookies as potential threats, more than any other antispyware product we tested. We were also unable to learn more about each threat or why Spyware Doctor flagged each."
Explorer.zip Worm

The **Explore.Zip worm** (also known as **I-Worm.ZippedFiles**), is a destructive computer worm which attacks machines running Microsoft Windows. It was first discovered in Israel on June 6, 1999. It is a worm that contains a malicious payload. The worm utilizes Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, or Exchange to mail itself out by replying to unread messages in a user's Inbox. The email attachment is Zipped\_files.exe. The worm also searches mapped drives and networked computers for Windows installations. If found, it copies itself to the \Windows folder of the remote computer and then modifies the Win.ini file of the infected computer.
Spider trap

A **spider trap** (or **crawler trap**) is a set of web pages that may intentionally or unintentionally be used to cause a web crawler or search bot to make an infinite number of requests or cause a poorly constructed crawler to crash. Web crawlers are also called web spiders, from which the name is derived. Spider traps may be created to "catch" spambots or other crawlers that waste a website's bandwidth. They may also be created unintentionally by calendars that use dynamic pages with links that continually point to the next day or year.
Forest of Wavering Mist Questing Guide

#### **Starving Villagers**

**To start this quest talk to Daichi (x=-88, z=25) who will instruct you to go into the forest and kill some Wild Boars to get some Raw Boar Meat. Bring 7 back to him which he will use to feed the Hungry Villagers. Upon returning with the pork chops, Daichi will reward you with 1 QP and 500 EXP.**

#### **Test of Balance**

**To start this quest, speak to Sensei Daiki (x=34, z=96) and then complete the obstacle courses he assigns you first reaching the blue cube and then the red cube. Upon doing this Sensei Daiki will reward you with 1 QP, 750 EXP, and 3 Acrobatics Lvls.**

### **Main Quest**

#### **Dungeon Quest: Forest of Wavering Mists (FWM)**

**To begin this quest talk to the Dungeon Guide (FWM) (x=-116, z=5) who will inform you of a certain cult giving the villagers a bit of a problem and causing some wierd disturbances in the mist surrounding the forest. Climb upon the structure behind him and follow the wooden path until you reach the cult site and dispatch the hostile Cultists and  Novice Cultiists along with the beast they summoned BOSS[Hitomu the Conjured Atrocity] then speak to the Village Chief (x= -311, z=-36) to recieve 2 QPs, $750, 1250 EXP, 3 Sword Lvls, and the rank of Adventurer.**
Web Application Attack

A **web application attack** is
"an attack utilizing custom Web applications embedded within social media sites, which can lead to installation of malicious code onto federal computers to be used to gain unauthorized access. A hijacked account of a federal user or a federal account may allow for unauthorized posts, tweets, or messages to be seen by the public as official messages, or may be used to spread malicious software by encouraging users to click links or download unwanted applications."
Floria Questing Guide

#### Silicia's Revival Quest

22Sadly Pina, Silica's pet, died trying to protect her while in a high level forest and Silica (x=-30, z=30) needs your help to find the mystical Revival Flower (x=-30, z=492), rumored to bring back dead pets. Make your way down the path surrounded with white flowers. If you are going the right way, you will run into a sign at the crossroads pointing the way to teh revival flower. Be careful though as there are Player Killers along the path. Once you fight your way through them, make your way past the Flower Monster and find Silica waiting for you at the Revival Flower. Complete the quest by talking to her to recieve $500, 1 QP, and a Chiken Pet.

### Special Quest

#### Welcome to the Brotherhood

The Order of the Dragon is welcoming in new Preists for all over Aincrad! Withe the renewal of love (the reinstitution of the marriage plugin) people want to be married and a preist is needed to seal the sacred vows. If you think you are holy enough, speak to (High Priestess) Mastron (x=11, z=0) in Floria. She will direct you to Disciple  (x=749, z=3938) in the Town of Beginnings, who will teach you to be devout for an unpious preist cannot seal a marriage in the name of the Dragon. Then return to Mastron who will then have you speak to the Waiter (x=-295, z=-281) in Taft, who will teach you about hosting properly. A well hosted wedding welcomes in good spirits to bring joy the new couple (and daemons, unless you're Sebby or Claude, hate tidiness). Once you have learned from him, go back to Mastron again, speak to her and then go learn about decor from Lanie (x=-144, z=-353) at Lanie's Flower Shoppe in Taft, and purchase a white flower, a symbol of purity of heart. As yours must be pure to bind others', Again go back to the Mastron. Then go to the Jeweler (x=105, z=-8) in Urbus to learn about diamond rings, a symbol of commitment, just as the diamond you buy from him to give to the Matron is durable and expensive, so too will the marriages you seal be stregthened and prosperous. Once you have completed all the training, return to Mastron to become a Preist of the Order of the Dragon and recieve the /marry <playername> <playername> command.

* Note: I have chosen to not include the Disciple here as you should know what he looks like from the Porkchop Quest. He's a busy guy and couldn't stop for another picture.
Activity Monitor

**Activity Monitor** is a system monitor for the OS X operating system, which also incorporates task manager functionality.[2][3] Its functions include:

* Quitting or "killing" a computer process
* Viewing the computer's CPU load
* Checking the amount of random access memory in use or swapped out
* Checking the amount of hard disk read-ins and write-outs
* Checking the capacity of storage devices
* Monitoring the computer's network usage
* Inspecting running computer processes
* Viewing a process identifier number
* Viewing information about a particular process

Activity Monitor appeared in Mac OS X v10.3,
 when it subsumed the functionality of the programs Process Viewer (a
task manager) and CPU Monitor found in the previous version of OS X.[4][5]
Riskware

**Riskware** is computer software, which actually was not programmed and intended as malware, but has security critical functions. These functions can be used to start or stop computer processes or computer services. Riskware can also be defined as potentially dangerous software.

Riskware can be executed and misused by malware and will be noticed in certain cases by antivirus software. Kaspersky Anti-Virus, for example, classifies popular software like mIRC and Vista transformation Pack as riskware.

Such programs are often legal software which are used by, for instance, system administrators. However, if used with malicious intent, such programs can cause damage to systems and data.
Targeting Warfare

**Targeting Warfare** is the process of selecting objects or installations to be attacked, taken, or destroyed in war. Targeting Warfare systematically analyzes and prioritizes targets and matches appropriate lethal and nonlethal actions to those targets to create specific desired effects that achieve the joint force commander’s (JFC’s) objectives, accounting for operational requirements, capabilities, and the results of previous assessments. The emphasis of targeting is on identifying resources (targets) the enemy can least afford to lose or that provide him with the greatest advantage (high-value target [HVT]), then further identifying the subset of those targets which must be acquired and engaged to achieve friendly success (high-payoff target [HPT]). Targeting links the desired effects to actions and tasks.

The targeting process can be generally grouped into two categories: deliberate and dynamic. Deliberate targeting prosecutes anticipated or known targets within a given operational area and timeframe, and normally supports the joint force’s future plans effort, which is overseen by the plans directorate of a joint staff (J-5). (Normally, the future operations directorate focuses on 24 hours up to 72 hours. This is a critical linkage during targeting execution.) By contrast, dynamic targeting prosecutes targets that were not included in the deliberate targeting process, possibly because they were not known or not initially selected for prosecution. Dynamic targeting is normally employed in current operations planning because the nature and time frame associated with current operations (usually the current 24-hour period) typically requires more immediate responsiveness compared to deliberate targeting.

Technologically advanced countries can generally select their targets in such a way as to minimize collateral damage and civilian casualties. This can fall by the wayside, however, during unrestricted warfare.

Targeting may also refer to the targeting of the actual objective to be destroyed by military personnel, such as "painting" a target with a laser for laser guided munitions, estimating range for artillery, etc.

A target is an entity (person, place, or thing) considered for possible engagement or action to alter or neutralize the function it performs for the adversary. Every target has distinct intrinsic or acquired characteristics that form the basis for target detection, location, identification, and classification for ongoing and future surveillance, analysis, engagement, and assessment. Physical, functional, cognitive, environmental, and temporal are broad categories that help define the characteristics of a target.
Algade Questing Guide

#### Komodo Care

To begin your first quest in the Member's Capital, speak to the Zookeeper (x=-110, z=445) who will instruct you to get some boar meat (found behind the komodo or in FWM) and bring it to him so that he may feed it to the komodo. On top of that, he requests that you clean up the Komodo's scat laying nearby. Upon doing this you will recieve 1 QP, 2500 EXP, $1000, and 5 Taming LVLs.

#### Dragon Priest's Blessing II

ok guys... this quest is so easy it hurts me to make a guide for it so instead I will just give you the coordinates to find the Dragon Priest (x=-311, z=413) and rewards info 500 EXP and 3 Unarmed LVLs.
The Disappearence of Hans, Texas

Call Directive: 53215-351O

Call Type: Civil Emergency

Date: June 2nd, 1999

"Fire, police, or medic?"

"Police, please."

"What seems to be the problem sir?"

"I've had nightmares of this wolf...e-ever since April, on my birthday. I've seen this..thing, staring into my window every night, watching me sleep."

"Tell me first, is it a man, a woman?"

"It's....neither. It's like this deformed figure in half-shape of a wolf and a man, with those green bright eyes, staring with hate in its eyes."

"Ok. Sir, you need to calm down. Take a deep breath. What other characteristics does it have?"

"Long, bone-thin upper arms with huge fists with these horrid claws. There's definitely something with that thing's spine."

"What did it look like?"

"Cracked, crooked, and sticking through the skin of its back."

"OK, this doesn't look like a police-related situation, maybe you have to call the paranormal team."

"OK, that- Wait..."

"Sir, what's wrong?"

"Someone just broke into my home, 2 floors beneath me."

"Where are you?"

"In the third-floor closet, under a bunch of clothes, bags, and computer cords."

"It's going to be okay. We are sending a police man over. He'll be there in 2 minutes."

"It's...sprinting up the stairs, like it knows where I am!"

"How fast?"

"13 miles per hour, holy s\*\*\*!"

"Do not make a single noise, OK?"

"ok"

"Are you there? Sir?"

\*Footsteps stomping and sprinting up the stairs near the man's room\*

"I'm whispering, very quiet..."

"The man will be at your home, right now."

"good, I see police lights out the crack of the closet door."

"Sir, I just heard 4 earth-shattering crashes through the door. Stay quiet!"

"I can hear the policeman at the 2nd floor- HELP!! HELP!!!! I HOPE HE IS UP THIS FLOOR!!!!!! OH-"

"Hello? Sir"

\*Call ended due to the creature smashing the phone\*

EPILOUGE

The policeman and the man were never found, except a ripped police jacket, a hat, and a shoe were found in the deep forest. Other than that, the 2 victims, especially the police unit, remain a mystery.
Slammer

## Overview

On January 25, 2003, the **Slammer worm** triggered a global Internet slowdown and caused considerable harm through network outages and other unforeseen consequences. According to reports, the Slammer worm (also known as “Sapphire”) infected more than 90% of vulnerable computers worldwide within 10 minutes of its release on the Internet, making it the fastest spreading computer worm in history. It doubled in size every 8.5 seconds and achieved its full scanning rate (55 million scans per second) after about 3 minutes. It caused considerable harm through network outages and such unforeseen events as shutting down a 911 emergency call center, causing canceled airline flights and automated teller machine (ATM) failures.

According to media reports, First USA Inc., an Internet service provider, experienced network performance problems after an attack by the Slammer worm, due to a failure to patch three of its systems. The Slammer worm also corrupted for five hours the computer systems at the closed Davis-Besse nuclear power plant located in Ohio. The worm bypassed firewall security, and highlighted possible security issues that may arise whenever plant networks and corporate networks are interconnected. The Davis-Besse corporate network was found to have multiple connections to the Internet that bypassed the plant firewall. As many as five of the 13 Internet root name servers were also slowed or disabled. The Slammer worm reportedly also attacked the Bank of America’s automatic teller machine network and caused
severe degradation.

In July 2002, Microsoft had released a patch for its software vulnerability that was exploited by the Slammer worm. Nevertheless, according to media reports, some of Microsoft's own systems were infected by the Slammer worm.

Reported cost estimates of Slammer range between $1.05 and $1.25 billion.
Personal Internet Security 2011

**Personal Internet Security 2011** is a scareware rogue anti-virus. It is a fake computer protection program that induces users to think that they have a number of viruses, when Personal Internet Security is in fact the virus itself. The program encourages users to pay a certain amount as a subscription to clean their computers and to "protect" their computers. The users will also notice that a different number of viruses are listed every time the virus pops up.
SATCOM

**SATCOM** is an acronym for satellite communications

**SATCOM** is also the name of a family of communications satellites originally developed and operated by RCA American Communication, and
later passed to General Electric with its purchase of RCA in 1986.

**SATCOM systems** are

## Overview Edit

SATCOM systems normally consist of three segments.

(a) Space segment (military or leased commercial satellites).
(b) Terminal segment (fixed and deployable terminals).
(c) Control segment (hardware distributed among control centers, satellites and terminals, and software to evaluate the status of the system stations and capable of monitoring, operating, and positioning the satellite, near real time allocation of satellite power, antenna orientation/nulling, and terminal monitoring and control).
Spamware

**Spamware** is software designed by or for spammers. Spamware varies widely, but may include the ability to import thousands of addresses, to generate random addresses, to insert fraudulent headers into messages, to use dozens or hundreds of mail servers simultaneously, and to make use of open relays. Being an automated software it can create e-mail broadcasting hub by establishing superiority in numbers and sending capability as well as brings a position of great disturbance to its target. Normally, applications can be found in various online based chat rooms like Nimbuzz. The sale of spamware is illegal in eight U.S. states.
Codeware

Codeware is a very rear form of Spyware, where it infects your computer to take registry/software codes and to install their presence onto Trafficking Websites, or criminal-based websites. They normally encrypt these codes and send them to another victim's computer.

NOTE: This malware does NOT spread to other computers because it doesn't have an E-Mail address.
State Terrorism Threat Assessment System

The California **State Terrorism Threat Assessment System** (**STTAS**) is intended to protect California's citizenry and economy from terrorism and other criminality by collaboratively producing and disseminating critical threat information to its homeland security partners. The California Governor's Office of Homeland Security (OHS), the California Department of Justice (DOJ), and the California Highway Patrol (CHP) contribute personnel and resources to advance the anti-terrorism objectives of the STTAS.
Hatsune Miku

**Hatsune Miku** (初音ミク?), sometimes referred to as **Miku Hatsune**, is a humanoid persona voiced by a singing synthesizer application developed by Crypton Future Media. Hatsune Miku is portrayed as a 16-year-old girl with long turquoise pigtails. She uses Yamaha Corporation's Vocaloid 2 and Vocaloid 3 singing synthesizing technologies. She also uses Crypton Future Media's Piapro Studio, a singing synthesizer VSTi Plugin. She was the second Vocaloid sold using the Vocaloid 2 engine, and the first Japanese Vocaloid to use the Japanese version of the Vocaloid 2 engine. Her voice is sampled from Japanese voice actress Saki Fujita. Hatsune Miku has performed at her concerts onstage as an animated projection.[1]
Military District

**Military districts** (also called **military regions**) are formations of a state's armed forces (often of the Army) which are responsible for a certain area of territory. They are often more responsible for administrative than operational matters, and in countries with conscript forces, often handle parts of the conscription cycle.

Navies have also used a similar model, with organizations such as the United States Naval Districts. A number of navies in South America used naval districts at various points in time.
Advanced Malware Analysis Center

## Overview

The NCPS **Advanced Malware Analysis Center** (**AMAC**) is a set of capabilities that provide a segregated, closed, computer network system that is used to analyze computer network vulnerabilities and threats. Typically, the AMAC receives information about computer security vulnerabilities and threats in the form of actual malicious code submitted to US-CERT. Once received, analysts use the malware analysis capabilities to analyze the code or images in order to discover how to secure or defend computer systems against the threat. The corrective action information is then published in US-CERT products such as vulnerability reports or alerts or malware reports.
Fake antivirus

## Definition

**Fake antivirus** is

 "malicious software (malware) designed to steal information from unsuspecting users by mimicking legitimate security software. The malware makes numerous system modifications making it extremely difficult to terminate unauthorized activities and remove the program. It also causes realistic, interactive security warnings to be displayed to the computer user."
U.S. Senate

## Overview

The **U.S. Senate** is the "upper house" of the bicameral United States Congress, the "lower house" being the U.S. House of Representatives (the U.S. Constitution does not use these terms, however).

In the Senate, each state is represented by two members. Membership is therefore based on the equal representation of each state, regardless of population, for a total membership of 100. Senators serve six-year terms that are staggered so elections are held for a third of the seats (a class) every second year.

The Senate is regarded as a more deliberative body than the House of Representatives; the Senate is smaller and its members serve longer terms, allowing for a more collegial and less partisan atmosphere that is somewhat more insulated from public opinion than the House. The Senate has several exclusive powers enumerated in Article I of the U.S. Constitution not granted to the House; most significantly, the President cannot ratify treaties or, with rare exception, make important appointments — most significantly ambassadors, members of the federal judiciary (including the U.S. Supreme Court), governors of the Federal Reserve and members of the Cabinet — without the advice and consent of the Senate.
Solar Sunrise

## Overview

In February 1998, a number of Department of Defense networks were attacked using a well-known vulnerability in the Solaris (UNIX-based) computer system. The attackers probed Defense Department servers to see if the vulnerability existed; exploited the vulnerability and entered the system; planted a program to gather data; and then returned later to collect that data.

Some of the initial probe activities appeared to originate from Harvard University and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), moving on to Pearl Harbor and a number of Air Force bases: Kirtland, Lackland, Andrews, Columbus, Gunter, and Tyndall. Later intrusion activities were monitored from the UAE, Utah State University, and a commercial Internet website to some of the same Air Force bases. Further activity was monitored at dozens of other U.S. military sites and universities. International activity was monitored in Germany, France, Israel, UAE, and Taiwan. Over 500 computer systems were compromised, including military, commercial, and educational sites, by attackers using only moderately sophisticated tools.

In the end, two California High School students were arrested and pled guilty. Their mentor, an 18 year-old Israeli, was also arrested and indicted.

Although the Department of Defense called it "the most organized and systematic attack to date," many dismissed its seriousness because "the Justice Department claimed that no classified information was compromised."

Lessons some have drawn, however, are that Solar Sunrise confirmed the findings of Eligible Receiver: U.S. information systems are vulnerable. Additionally, others indicate that various legal issues remain unresolved (e.g., statutory restrictions and competing investigative needs and privacy concerns that hinder searches), there are no effective indications and warnings system in place, intrusion detection systems are insufficient, and there is too much government bureaucracy that hinders an effective and timely response.
Gold & Beer Factory

**Gold & Beer factory** - generate gold and beer for your base automatically. You can build up to 6 of each type and 12 in total. Currently you can upgrade each of them to level 11. Since both types of building's upgrade result is same, it makes sense to put together as one table. Gold factory needs beer to upgrade and likewise beer factory needs gold.
Trojan

A **Trojan horse** is a program in which malicious or harmful code is contained inside apparently harmless programming or data in such a way that it can get control and do its chosen form of damage, such as ruining the file allocation table on your hard disk. In one celebrated case, a Trojan horse was a program that was supposed to find and destroy computer viruses. A Trojan horse may be widely redistributed as part of a computer virus.

The term comes from Greek mythology about the Trojan War, as told in the Aeneid by Virgil and mentioned in the Odyssey by Homer. According to legend, the Greeks presented the citizens of Troy with a large wooden horse in which they had secretly hidden their warriors.