Reference no: EM132243775

Question: 1. Analysis of a Telnet Session Hijack

After reading the instructions for this lab, please compose a 300-word narrative here about your understanding of the telnet session hijack. No screen shot required for this one. J Some students think this is the most boring lab in the class, but I disagree, I think the concepts that we explore here are really important even if the lab leaves a little something to be desired in the hands-on department. :-)

As a reminder, your narrative is not intended to be a book report/article report. No quotation is allowed in your narrative and plagiarism is certainly not allowed. Please note that 300 words is the minimum, therefore, please do not submit work less than 300 words. I don't like to be a stickler about this but requiring a minimum word count is one way I maintain the minimum expectation for depth of description/understanding of the subject matter.

2. Paros

After reading the instructions for this lab, please compose a 300-word narrative here about your understanding of Paros and session hijacking. Include a screen shot that shows your sniffing as Appendix A below. Your screen shot needs to include the date/time and something in the shot that demonstrates you are using your own computer to complete the lab. This is seriously my favorite lab in the entire class--I hope you enjoy it too.

As a reminder, your narrative is not intended to be a book report/article report. No quotation is allowed in your narrative and plagiarism is certainly not allowed. Please note that 300 words is the minimum, therefore, please do not submit work less than 300 words. I don't like to be a stickler about this but requiring a minimum word count is one way I maintain the minimum expectation for depth of description/understanding of the subject matter.