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Scientific Research Journal (SCiRJ) Announced Open Invitation for Scientists, Academicians & Researchers to Submit Their Original Research

Imagine this. It's a Sunday afternoon, you are hanging with your friends at a cafe, and catching the free wifi to complete the task that you couldn't quite get to during your busy week. Sounds familiar? Did you know public wifi comes with risk? Malicious attacks through public wifi can result in your data being stolen, whether it's a social media account, email, or credit card information.  What is public wifi? Public wifi is available in high-traffic areas, such as airports, shopping malls, cafes, hotels, and resorts. It enables users to access the free internet and often need no login credentials. The public wifi is widespread and common that people frequently connect to them without thinking twice. However, warnings and efforts to educate still make many people browse and download applications.  What are the risks? There is a tremendous amount of risk associated with public wifi. While business owners may believe they are providing an engaging experience to their customers by offering free wifi, an attacker takes advantage of this free service by interesting himself between the victim's communication and hotspot to steal and modify the data.  Man-in-the-Middle Attacks  Man-in-the-middle attacks are the most common and the oldest forms of eavesdropping in which an attacker intercepts the communication between the two parties to steal login credentials, personal information, or financial details. This could be through interfering with the public wifi network because it is easy to crack. This attack exploits the real-time processing of transactions, conversation, and personal information.  Unencrypted Network  Encryption implies that the information passing between the two parties is fully secured and unable to access the third party. Open wifi are unencrypted, that means, anyone can see the data you send. When you connect to the public wifi at the coffee shop, don't do your online banking or anything sensitive. The open nature of the public

BP has opened its first-ever UK centre dedicated to training and development via life-size simulators, augmented reality and 3D visualization capability. Offshore-Technology's Heidi Vella was invited to the centre to experience the centre first-hand. In July, BP opened the doors to its shiny-new Upstream Learning Centre built on spare land at its International Centre for Business and Technology (ICBT) in Sunbury-on-Thames.

Residential ERV/HRV is whole house ventilation with heat recovery. You can also call it whole house air exchanger or whole house fresh air system. Constant fresh air in your home is an important aspect to maintain the indoor air quality. A good ventilation system will protect your family from unpleasant odors and harmful contaminants such as formaldehyde and VOCs. Opening window is a simply way to increase ventilation, it can make your air feel less stuffy, but pollen and other allergens will be invited into your home at the same time.