the ethics of network sniffing
Network sniffing is the act of observing communications on the network in either a passive or an active mode. With sniffing, you can see what is being transmitted unprotected on the network and potentially intercept sensitive information. Attackers use sniffers to compromise the confidentiality of data as it flows across a network.
Discuss the following question(s):
- In a university environment, what ethical concerns might exist for administrators when sniffing traffic? 7 points
response should be a minimum of 100 words
- In a university environment, what ethical concerns might exist for students when sniffing traffic? 7 points
response should be a minimum of 100 words
- Should you encrypt all network traffic to protect against unauthorized network sniffing? Why or why not? 6 points
response should be a minimum of 100 words
Each response should be a minimum of 100 words. No points will be awarded for an answer that is less than 100 words. If you quote something, be sure to list the source under the answer but it does NOT have to be in APA format.
Submission must be in Microsoft Word format or Adobe PDF, no other file format will be accepted.
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