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Explanation:
Theories may be revised over time as new facts or technology become available. Changes in experimental procedures are a result of new developments, which offer data that may or may not support the existing theory. It's possible that the theory will be modified if it's still valid. The theory may be replaced if it is not supported but the results are true and important.
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A solution to locate and punish cyber intruders is to promote software capable of identifying the IP of intruder computers, that is, those that do not have an IP authorized by the software. This software must also be able to store unauthorized and therefore intrusive IPs.
Explanation:
DISEC is the acronym that refers to the Disarmament and International Security Committee, which is a UN department that deals with global disarmament issues, with the aim of promoting security and combating threats to world peace. It is extremely important that the files and work of the DISEC community, be restricted to people who work directly with this, for this reason, it is necessary that strategies are created that prevent cybernetic invaders from having access to any information in this sector. In this case, it would be beneficial to create software capable of identifying and storing the IP of attacking computers, allowing these attackers to be found and punished.
A computer's IP is an identifier of the computer, the network used for access and the location where access was made. By having the IP of invading computers, the UN would have access to the location of the users of these computers, being able to find and punish them.
Answer:FBI
Explanation:
The postal service is 245 years old
Postal service inspection is 245 years old
FBI is 112
Secrecy service 115
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A
Explanation:
After 2/3 of Congress votes to pass an amendment it is sent to States for approval. 3/4 of the states (38) must approve before it is ratified to the U.S Constitution. This is done by a vote in the State Legislature or a special ratifying convention.
