GSP TERMPAPER LIBRARY

What is a Term paper?

Term papers is a written original work discussing a topic in detail, usually several typed pages in length, and is often due at the end of a semester.

There is much overlap between the terms: research paper and term paper. A term paper was originally a written assignment (usually a research based paper) that was due at the end of the "term"—either a semester or quarter, depending on which unit of measure a school used. However, not all term papers involve academic research, and not all research papers are term papers.

Term paper work has three (3) sections  PRELIMINARIES, BODY & REFERENCES 
Preliminary pages: numbering is done using the Lower case of the roman numeral - i, ii.. Front cover - Uni. of Nig. Nsukka, Faculty, Dept. , stating the topic , read a partial fulfillment of the requirement for the course GSP 101( will confirm this statement). followed by Name, Academic year, Lecturer and month and year.

The first page
i ) title
ii) Dedication
iii) Acknowledgement- express urself ;the people that helped you to that point.
iv) Table of Contents
Chapter 1--introduction
Chapter 2--(continuation of the issues raised in the previous chapter and what others said concerning the issues.)
Chapter 3-- Take a position, tell us how u feel about the topic.
Chapter 4-- Conclusion -  summary of all said and the way forward. 

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GSP 111 TERM PAPERS

GSP 101 TERM PAPERS

GSP 105 TERM PAPERS

GSP 106 TERM PAPERS

GSP 102 TERM PAPERS

GSP 201 TERM PAPERS

GSP 202 TERM PAPERS

GSP 207 TERM PAPERS

GSP 208 TERM PAPERS

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UNDERSTAND HOW HACKERS WORK

Forget about those hackers in movies trying to crack the code on someone’s computer to get their top secret files. The hackers responsible for data breaches usually start by targeting companies, rather than specific individuals. They want to get data from as many people as possible so they can use, resell or leverage it to make money.

It’s not personal, at first

Hackers don’t really care whose personal information and credentials they can get, as long as they can get a lot of it. That’s why cyber criminals often target massive companies with millions of users. These hackers look for a security weakness — the digital equivalent of leaving a door unlocked or window open. They only need to find one door or window to get inside. Then they steal or copy as much personal information as possible.
Once they get your data, cyber criminals can start their real work. We don’t always know what they intend to do with the data, but usually they will try to find a way to profit from it. The effects on you might not be immediate, but they can be very serious.

All types of data can be valuable

Some data — like banking information, bank card numbers, government-issued ID numbers and PIN numbers — is valuable because it can be used to steal the victim’s identity or withdraw money. Other data, like email addresses and passwords are valuable because hackers can try them on other accounts. All sorts of data can be valuable in some way because it can be sold on the dark web for a profit or kept for some future use.

What makes a password easy to guess

If hackers can get a list of email addresses from a data breach, they already have a good start. All they have to do is pick their website of choice and try these emails with the most popular passwords. Chances are, they’ll be able to get into quite a few accounts. So don’t use any of the 100 Worst Passwords of the Century.

• 123456 and password are the most commonly used passwords. Don’t use them.
• Switching a letter for a symbol (p@ssw0rd!) is an obvious trick hackers know well.
• Avoid favorite sports teams or pop culture references. Use something more obscure.
• Don’t use a single word like sunshine, monkey, or football. Using a phrase or sentence as your password is stronger.
• Don’t use common number patterns like 111111, abc123, or 654321.
• Adding a number or piece of punctuation at the end isn’t good enough to make your password stronger.

One exposed password can unlock many accounts

Hackers know people reuse the same passwords. If your banking password is the same as your email password is the same as your Amazon password, a single vulnerability in one site can put the others at risk.
It’s why you should use different passwords for every single account. The average person has about 100 accounts, and that’s a lot of passwords to remember. Security experts recommend using a password manager to safely store unique passwords for every site. Firefox Lockwise is a good step in the right direction.

Hackers don’t care how much money you have

Think you don’t need to worry because you don’t have much money to steal? Hackers couldn’t care less. There are countless ways to leverage all types of personal data for profit. Through identity theft, cyber criminals can open new credit cards or apply for loans in your name. By getting your financial information, they can make purchases or withdrawals. These attackers can even find ways to target your friends and family once they gain access to your email.

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ECO 131 (INTRO TO ECONOMIC STATISTICS)

GUIDE TO ECO 131 ASSIGNMENT

A handwritten work is demanded from the lecturer so download and critically pen down necessary aspect from the note herein