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IP address spoofing In this attack, a hacker successfully determines the valid numeric IP address for a given web site. The hacker can then create data packets that appear genuine and send them to unsuspecting users. Because the subscriber cannot tell if the content has been hijacked, hackers can use this attack to retrieve passwords, credit-card numbers, and other sensitive data from users.

visual CAPTCHA something that s quite easy to do with Zend_Form, as illustrated earlier. Here s an example of what the resulting form definition would look like:

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8-87 What are the success factors that will tell you that the decision to bring me on board was the right one 8-88 How would you describe the company you d like to leave your heirs in terms of sales, size, number of employees, and position in the industry 8-89 Have you considered the degree to which you want your heirs to have strategic or operational influence in the company until one of them is ready to assume the role of COO or CEO 8-90 If for any reason you were unable to function as CEO, how would you like to see the company managed Is this known, understood, and agreed to by your heirs Is it in writing 8-91 To make our working relationship successful something we both want we ll need to be sure we have good chemistry together. How might we determine this, and then what action would you see us engage in to build that relationship 8-92 If you and I were developing some sort of philosophical difference, how would you want to go about resolving it

BOOTP Boot Protocol. Used on TCP/IP networks to enable a diskless workstation to learn its own IP address, the location of a BOOTP server on the network, and the location of a file to be loaded into memory to boot the machine. This allows a computer to boot without a hard disk or a floppy disk. Bottleneck

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The concept for digital wireless and cellular voice and data is rooted in the late 1930s and 40s, when commercial mobile telephony and military radio systems reached production quality. At that time, the U.S. military began experimenting with radio frequency signal encryption for data, using it to send battle plans across enemy lines and naval fleets ship to shore. Lamarr and Antheil began work on the secret" CDMA signal guidance systems that would eventually find a true home in wireless phones. Meanwhile, in 1934, the U.S. Congress created the Federal Communications Commission a regulatory body designed to manage landline interstate telephone business as well as radio spectrum the ether" required to make radio networks work. The Commission began parceling out spectrum parsimoniously at first, giving priority to emergency services, government agencies, utilities, and other groups deemed helpful to people. After World War II the FCC began to allocate radiotelephone channels for commercial use. In June 1946 in St. Louis, American Telephone and Telegraph and Southwestern Bell introduced the first American commercial mobile radiotelephone, the precursor to mobile wireless today. Early Mobile Radio Telephone Systems (MTS) were plagued with crosschannel interference, forcing the carrier to restrict usage and the number of channels available for voice calls. (Channels are important because they relate directly to how many communications sessions can be maintained by a radio tower at any one point in time and therefore directly affect the costs of transmission.) Therein began an ongoing struggle for spectrum that has lasted right up until the present day, wherein carriers depend on technology breakthroughs boosting radio signal efficiency, for example to make better use of the crowded bandwidth available.

To add a control to a form, you need to perform a drag-and-drop operation. This means you ll move your mouse pointer to the Toolbox, drag the desired control to the designer surface, and drop the control onto it.

Because TCP/IP is the standard network protocol suite, IP is the protocol installed by default on Windows XP Professional. For backward compatibility, Windows XP Professional also supports NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT) and Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced Packet Exchange (IPX/SPX).

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8.4.3 Solid Fuels For the present text, solid fuels are those fuels that are solid under ambient conditions and remain solid under mild heating. Thus, examples of solid fuels from biofuel feedstocks include wood and wood-derived charcoal (Chap. 9) and dried dung, particularly cow dung. One widespread use of such fuels is in domestic cooking and heating. The biofuel may be burned on an open fireplace or in a special stove. The efficiency of this process may vary widely, from 10 percent for a well made fire (even less if the fire is not made carefully) up to 40 percent for a custom designed charcoal stove. Inefficient use of fuel is a cause of