Discussion response to the two questions below. 200 words each and 1 APA citation from an accepted scholarly source per question. 

Question 1: Describe different types of session hijacking. Also research session hijacking on internet and see if you can find a case where session hijacking was successfully used to perform an attack against a system. Include references in your answer.

Question 2: Research a historic and famous virus or worm and describe why you think it was so successful. Do you think that it would still be successful today? Why or Why not? What could make it successful on today’s modern operating systems, if you chose why not?

Running Head: COMPUTER SYSTEM SECURITY Computer systems securityName:Institution: 1 COMPUTER SYSTEM SECURITY 2 Describe different types of session hijacking. Also, research session hijacking on…

In what way does the welfare state of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries differ from the monarchical state of three hundred years ago? 

a.It measures success by the tax revenues each citizen provides the government.

b.It protects men only.

c.It is less people-oriented.

d.It encompasses obligations and responsibilities beyond defense.

What leader did politicians have in mind when creating the welfare state after World War II? 

a.Eleanor Roosevelt

b.Mohandas Gandhi

c.Winston Churchill

d.Adolf Hitler

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TERMS OF HISTORY Welfare State Human society across millennia has known ups and downs. To cope with times of famineand disease, communities large and small have devised strategies that would provide foodor handle large numbers of people with communicable diseases. Monarchs in the earlymodern period often took responsibility for dispatching stores of food to areas suffering frommenacing shortages. Should plague hit, there were rules for tending to the sick and fordisposing of the dead. Othenlvise states focused on issues of war. expansion, and socialorder, with leaders sometimes sewing as religious or spiritual leaders. Under the nation-state in more modern times, liberal theory held that governmentsshould be minimal and that individuals needed to handle their own problems. In some ways,this view of the state as an overarching institution for defense was similar. Liberals saw noneed for the state to provide any kind of assistance to the poor or those in difficulty. whoshould provide for themselves. Still, states in the nineteenth century offered pensions(although not always paying them) to the citizen-soldier as opposed to the dragooned veteran of the old regime. Some have seen pensions for veterans as the beginning of thewelfare state in which the national community cared for worthy citizens who had performeda service.