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 Sharing files may be shared from one device over another through the network or the Internet via interactive devices like apps and movies etc. The process of file sharing is not illegal but the shared information could be illegal. File sharing offers people the ability or lapse to exchange copyrights and make money out of the sharing of certain resources unlawfully. A file-sharing peer-to-peer (P2P) is a network that links computer devices over the Internet. These computer systems can share some form of a file. The peer-to‐peer exchange of data is like linking several machines to a router and sharing information between them. Sadly, P2P also provides for the unauthorized exchange of copyrighted content and provides a black market for the sale of other materials like downloading files. Examples of P2P file-sharing services include BearShare, LimeWire, KaZaa, eMule, Vuze, uTorrent, and BitTorrent. If the program for file sharing in P2P is not correctly installed, it is possible to a...

I've contributed to the Cybersecurity & Networking and Hacktivism Page to add to our class wiki. While both are a good wiki, it was a little old, which lacked a lot of knowledge today. I have not only modified details but added new information like OSI Models vs TCP/IP. I also corrected grammatical errors and deleted details I no longer found relevant. I aim to keep the Wiki as up-to-date as possible when including this material. I have updated the Privacy Page where I added Home Depot Breach info. I'm concentrating mostly on technological topics since this is a topic I enjoy. I also included up to date knowledge and images on the most common subjects of technology and cybersecurity. As I build on information on other technology pages, I can also add more information and links to these pages. I will be adding more information on the "IoT" page which is a popular technology topic .

       New media has helped make more of today's life smoother. They have helped many to make a living and have made it easier to access this knowledge and much more. However, anonymity and secrecy issues are raised in digital media. Many that use digital technology in terms of anonymity and secrecy, like the dark web, pet fishing, infringements on records, and much more are interested in several topics.      The dark web is a challenge for many new media consumers. The Dark Web, which uses unique software, is used by unauthorized people. It is also difficult to track anyone from the dark web, making it a frightening location in digital media. The explanation that the Dark Web is worried is that hackers can upload your card information, publish your address, or even host trafficking in persons. It is still difficult today to find steps to regulate the dark web.      Data abuses are another example of digital media interference in privacy...

      I can do a lot when I am named to establish a university by Baruch College via new media. One is to have a forum where students can hold talks, regardless of what they do. As a Baruch undergraduate, when you're a commuting school, it's rare that you interact with others. It's the same when you go in classrooms and I never deal with Weissman students as a Zicklin graduate without becoming an optional liberal artist.      The use of social media to chat about Baruch alumni 's accomplishments would be another idea. Creating a page where students can share their thoughts and how Baruch helped them will help undergraduates and graduates after graduation. It's also the case that undergraduates like me are first-generation graduates, and we don't have much advice about what to do after college. Being willing to communicate with Baruch Alumni can help Baruch students develop a background and make it their own.      Last but not least I would re...