Write the given paper about computer hacking
Topic 1:
Consider the following cases.
Case 1: Ms. X is a model employee, who has been working hard at her job, receiving consistently positive evaluations and exceeding expectations. Because of this, Ms. X is one of the candidates up for a promotion. She is in need of the raise that comes with the new job, as the current job does not pay enough money for her to make ends meet. During the interview, her boss openly states that she will not get the promotion unless she agrees to go out on a date with her boss.
Case 2: Mr. G is an employee at the local office. He is a well-liked member of the staff, who does his job well and meets expectations. He and his significant other are about to have a child. Because of the upcoming increase in living expenses, Mr. G is in need of a pay increase. He asks his boss for a raise. The boss responds that the only way for Mr. G to get a raise is to go out on a date with the boss. Furthermore, if Mr. G refuses, the boss will lie and report that Mr. G tried to use blackmail to get a raise. This will result in Mr. G getting fired from his job.
Keeping Mappes’ argument in mind, how do you think he would evaluate the first case? How would he evaluate the second case? Do you agree with Mappes’ conclusion? Why or why not?
In your essay, make sure you explain Mappes’ argument in its entirety. Make sure to give clear and specific reasons as to why you think he would be either for or against each case. When discussing whether you agree or not, try your best to present a unique and detailed argument for your position.
Topic 2:
The television series Mr. Robot focuses on a group of individuals who hack into the computer systems of individuals and corporations they consider ‘corrupt,’ and bring them to justice. In one episode, the group hacks into the database of a group of individuals who they suspect are guilty of human trafficking. After gathering the information, it is presented to the state authorities, and the criminals are arrested.
How does Spafford evaluate the question of whether or not it is ever ethical to hack into computers? Keeping his argument in mind, how do you think he would evaluate the actions of the Mr. Robot team in the example, and why? Do you agree with Spafford’s conclusion? Why or why not?
In your essay, make sure to explain Spafford’s argument in its entirety. Also, give clear and specific reasons for why you think he would be either for or against the case. Lastly, when discussing whether you agree or not, try your best to present a unique and detailed argument for your position.
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