For this assignment you will exploit a real world vulnerability: Log4Shell.
This will be a capture-the-flag style project where you will exploit a web application with a vulnerable version of log4j.
A correct solution will output a ‘flag’ or ‘key’. There are 7 tasks to complete for 7 total flags. 6 required and 1 extra credit for a possible total of 102%. You will submit these flags in json format to Gradescope for grading in a file named project_log4shell.json.
There is a template in the /home/log4j/Desktop/log4shell folder of the VM: project_log4shell.json. Copy this file and fill out the appropriate values for the flags found. Submit this file to Gradescope for immediate feedback with the autograder. Your grade will be reflected here in Canvas after the assignment has closed.
I will share the vm link and username and password
attached the instructions
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For this assignment you will exploit a real world vulnerability: Log4Shell. This
For this assignment you will exploit a real world vulnerability: Log4Shell.
This will be a capture-the-flag style project where you will exploit a web application with a vulnerable version of log4j.
A correct solution will output a ‘flag’ or ‘key’. There are 7 tasks to complete for 7 total flags. 6 required and 1 extra credit for a possible total of 102%. You will submit these flags in json format to Gradescope for grading in a file named project_log4shell.json.
There is a template in the /home/log4j/Desktop/log4shell folder of the VM: project_log4shell.json. Copy this file and fill out the appropriate values for the flags found. Submit this file to Gradescope for immediate feedback with the autograder. Your grade will be reflected here in Canvas after the assignment has closed.
I will share the vm link and username and password
attached the instructions
For this assignment you will exploit a real world vulnerability: Log4Shell. This
For this assignment you will exploit a real world vulnerability: Log4Shell.
This will be a capture-the-flag style project where you will exploit a web application with a vulnerable version of log4j.
A correct solution will output a ‘flag’ or ‘key’. There are 7 tasks to complete for 7 total flags. 6 required and 1 extra credit for a possible total of 102%. You will submit these flags in json format to Gradescope for grading in a file named project_log4shell.json.
There is a template in the /home/log4j/Desktop/log4shell folder of the VM: project_log4shell.json. Copy this file and fill out the appropriate values for the flags found. Submit this file to Gradescope for immediate feedback with the autograder. Your grade will be reflected here in Canvas after the assignment has closed.
I will share the vm link and username and password
attached the instructions
For this assignment you will exploit a real world vulnerability: Log4Shell. This
For this assignment you will exploit a real world vulnerability: Log4Shell.
This will be a capture-the-flag style project where you will exploit a web application with a vulnerable version of log4j.
A correct solution will output a ‘flag’ or ‘key’. There are 7 tasks to complete for 7 total flags. 6 required and 1 extra credit for a possible total of 102%. You will submit these flags in json format to Gradescope for grading in a file named project_log4shell.json.
There is a template in the /home/log4j/Desktop/log4shell folder of the VM: project_log4shell.json. Copy this file and fill out the appropriate values for the flags found. Submit this file to Gradescope for immediate feedback with the autograder. Your grade will be reflected here in Canvas after the assignment has closed.
I will share the vm link and username and password
attached the instructions
Overview: • Target the senior level executives in your organization. • Provide a
Overview:
• Target the senior level executives in your organization.
• Provide a paper about one of the three Security Practices in the OWASP SAMM 2.0
Business Function “OPERATIONS”:
o Incident Management
o Environmental Management
o Operational Management
• Provide the importance of these items and why SAMM assessment needs to be
conducted.
Instructions:
• Write a summary on the Security Practice that you selected of the three in the
OPERATIONS OWASP SAMM 2.0 Business Function.
o Describe in full detail.
o Also answer these two questions in full detail, clearly demonstrating
understanding with no detail missing:
The importance of these items, AND
Why SAMM assessment needs to be conducted
Requirements:
• 2–3 page APA paper excluding title and reference pages
• Provide at least two references and in-text citations in APA format (these will preferably
be in addition to the main text)
• College level writing
. Be sure to read the criteria below by which your work will be evaluated before
you write and again after you write.
Evaluation Rubric for Unit 4 Assignment
CRITERIA Deficient Needs
Improvement
Proficient Exemplary
professional presentation.
Few errors that do not impede professional presentation.
Writing and format are clear, professional, APA
format citation, and error-free.
How does JavaScript’s event loop handle asynchronous operations like promises an
How does JavaScript’s event loop handle asynchronous operations like promises and callbacks in non-blocking code?
Using MS Excel, create a new workbook with the following (Save as w7_darryl_dixo
Using MS Excel, create a new workbook with the following (Save as w7_darryl_dixon.xlsx or w7_darryl_dixon.xls).
As an administrator, you recorded the requests from different locations (i.e. a few states are listed) in the sheet below, you may create your own sheet. You need to explain the collected data. In the table below, you have the requests against the locations.
Software Installation requests Software Update requests Hardware Installation requests
WV 23 12 15
MD 13 8 5
VA 17 4 6
DC 14 6 2
NY 7 4 1
FL 29 21 11
You can use any data gathering for your choice
Create at least 5 statistical functions and graphs relating to the data.
From the data discuss the trend (your conclusion, what does this data mean for your planning), You can use the question of “What if… then”
Introduction to What-if Analysis
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/introduction-to-what-if-analysis-22bffa5f-e891-4acc-bf7a-e4645c446fb4?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us
Create the following SQL scriipt (Save as w6_darryl_dixon.sql) . Create a simple
Create the following SQL scriipt (Save as w6_darryl_dixon.sql) .
Create a simple Database with the following
1) Create insert scriipt (10 inserts)
2) Create update scriipt (10 updates)
3) Create the following:-
a) Select all records
b) Select all records sorted descending , ascending
c) Select all records with condition (where)
d) Count all records
e) Count all record with condition
4) Create 3 delete scriipts
Case Study Running a Multi-Unit Independent Restaurant Group(Using Restaurant 36
Case Study Running a Multi-Unit Independent Restaurant Group(Using Restaurant 365)
Please you should know how to use (Restaurant 365) before accepting.
I will give more details about how to log in after accepting.
https://unlvsp24student15.restaurant365.com/?state…
You need to follow the guide in the PDF to complete it on Restaurant 365
Requirements: follow the guide in the PDF to complete it on Restaurant 365
Team – B: [Every document and screenshot should be named as ‘Team-B’] Overview:
Team – B: [Every document and screenshot should be named as ‘Team-B’]
Overview:
This week you will work with your group on your final project.
Objectives
Apply concepts learned about Hadoop Ecosystem
Apply concepts learned in data preparation to preprocess data
Construct an external table using basic SQL commands in BigQuery
Develop queries in BigQuery.
Construct a well-defined schema using basic HQL commands in Hive
Develop queries in Hive
Develop queries in Spark
Instructions
Each group will research their assigned use case. They will select a static dataset and streaming data source from the approved list provided or locate another and obtain the instructors’ approval.
Each group will create an executive summary. This summary should be between 400 and 550 words, not including the title page, references, or other supporting documents. It should read like a summary of your presentation, giving the use case project, stepping through the data lifecycle, identifying tools/applications used during certain phases of the data lifecycle, and concluding with the next steps for the data science or analyst teams. The executive summary is in Times New Roman, 12-point, with one-inch margins.
Each group will create a document with screenshots that includes the project and storage they created for their use case in GCP, setting up their Hadoop ecosystem, performing data processing with their static and streaming data, and performing queries in BigQuery, Hive, and Spark to ensure the quality of their data for the data science or analysts teams. Through each step, the team will take screenshots of their work and present them in a word document with brief explanations of the screenshots. The desciption should include the application used, the task performed, and why it was performed. Do not include how-to instructions.
Each group will create a presentation that tells a story using the data lifecycle as a guide, and they will present their work during the designated time. You may be creative with the presentation with PowerPoint. The presentation is a professional business presentation. Each member of the group should speak. After the presentation, the group will entertain questions from the audience. The presentation should be at least 10-15 minutes in length.
Meeting_Notes_Template:
I have provided the ‘Meeting_Notes_Template.docx’, please fill the provided template.
Approved Data Sources:
I have provided ‘Approved Data Sources.pdf’ please select a two datasets from any USE CASES Approved Data Sources provided in the pdf.
PPT and Word:
Topic: Use cases from the discussion post
Data: Use approved data sources (two or more)
Executive Summary (25%): This paper should be between 400 and 550 words, not including the title page, code, and references.
Screenshots (25%): These screenshots should show how you applied what you learned. Create a new project in GCP for this use case.
Presentation (50%): The group will present
Grading: This project is worth 20% of your final course grade. The Executive Summary will comprise 25% of this grade, screenshots 25%, and the presentation will be 50%
Document Type: Word and PPT
Executive Summary Requirements:
400 to 550 words, not counting the title page, references, or supporting documents.
Title page: Organization Name, Logo, Use case, group number, and group members
Introduction: Introduce the use case and its purpose (Example: Data Engineering Request)
Body: Step through the data lifecycle with your use case and the tasks you did
Conclusion: Summarize and discuss the next steps for the data science and analyst teams
Double-spaced Word Document
References
Application Screenshots Requirements:
GCP project & storage
Hadoop
OpenRefine
BigQuery
Hive
Spark
Include an explanation (3-10 sentences) with the screenshots telling the application used and the task performed.
Supporting Documents:
Reference page
Meeting notes or Task board
Data Sheet – List of Data sources and any
additional information such as the website
address
Other documents
Word Document
Meeting Notes Template:
Date:
Start and End time:
Attendees:
Note-taker:
Notes:
Decisions:
Action Items:
Task board:
Create a Task board using MS Teams – Planner,
Excel, or Word
Task board Columns
To-Do
In Progress
Review
Done
Task Info: Description, Owner, Due Date
Presentation Requirements:
Business casual
TELL A STORY
Every group member must present
10-15 minutes to present
2 minutes for questions
10-20 PowerPoint Slides
Title page: Organization Name, Logo, Use case, group number, and group members
Outline or Agenda
Every step of the data lifecycle – No definitions
Hive and Spark SQL comparison chart
A few of your screenshots (No more than 5)
Cite the source on the slide if not your own words
Word document regarding rubrics instructions.