Use Kali Linux Commands to show me the following:
1. Who are you?
2. Change directory to Downloads
3. Make a new directory
4. Make a new text file under your name (Ghada.txt)
5. Write a paragraph about Cyber security (4 to 5 sentences) >>simply open the file and write
inside it
6. Change the permission to be 764
7. Open the file but with a cyber security match
Show me each and every step with figure
b. Enter into Portswagger lab (Username enumeration via subtly different responses)

https://portswigger.net/web-security/authentication/password-based/lab-username-enumerationvia-subtly-different-responses
Show me step-by-step how to use burp to get the username and password. Name the username list

with your name ex. Ghada_usename.txt and Ghada_password.txt
Use Seed Machine (the same SQL injection website)to conduct SQL Injection such that:
1. Update Boby nickname to be your name (by Alice)
2. Update Boby password to be (your name as a password) (by Alice).

4.            What is the empirical probability of a loss? [Topic 2]

Date      OLIM Int.

15/6/2014          2.36

22/6/2014          2.46

29/6/2014          2.52

6/7/2014             2.46

13/7/2014          2.44

20/7/2014          2.54

27/7/2014          2.46

3/8/2014             2.42

10/8/2014          2.54

17/8/2014          2.53

24/8/2014          2.65

31/8/2014          2.64

7/9/2014             2.56

14/9/2014          2.54

21/9/2014          2.4

28/9/2014          2.3

5/10/2014          2.2

12/10/2014        2.08

19/10/2014        2.06

26/10/2014        2.13

2/11/2014          2.11

9/11/2014          2.25

16/11/2014        2.24

23/11/2014        2.16

30/11/2014        2.09

7/12/2014          2.04

14/12/2014        2.11

21/12/2014        2.09

28/12/2014        2.04

4/1/2015             2.01

11/1/2015          1.96

18/1/2015          2

25/1/2015          1.975

1/2/2015             2.03

8/2/2015             2

15/2/2015          2

22/2/2015          2

1/3/2015                     2

8/3/2015                     2.01

15/3/2015          1.98

22/3/2015          1.99

29/3/2015          2

5/4/2015                     2.03

12/4/2015          2.05

19/4/2015          2

26/4/2015          2.02

3/5/2015             2

10/5/2015          1.98

17/5/2015          1.985

24/5/2015          1.985

31/5/2015          1.88

7/6/2015                      1.885

14/6/2015          1.865

21/6/2015          1.865

28/6/2015          1.885

5/7/2015             1.825

12/7/2015          1.79

19/7/2015          1.78

26/7/2015          1.84

2/8/2015             1.8

9/8/2015             1.8

16/8/2015          1.755

23/8/2015          2.07

30/8/2015          1.98

6/9/2015             1.975

13/9/2015          2.04

20/9/2015          1.995

27/9/2015          2

4/10/2015          2

11/10/2015        2

18/10/2015        1.98

25/10/2015        2

1/11/2015          1.99

8/11/2015          1.915

15/11/2015        1.845

22/11/2015        1.82

29/11/2015        1.805

6/12/2015          1.77

13/12/2015        1.81

20/12/2015        1.835

27/12/2015        1.82

3/1/2016             1.695

10/1/2016          1.665

17/1/2016          1.63

24/1/2016          1.62

31/1/2016          1.61

7/2/2016             1.58

14/2/2016          1.585

21/2/2016          1.61

28/2/2016          1.755

6/3/2016                     1.74

13/3/2016          1.745

20/3/2016          1.74

27/3/2016          1.69

3/4/2016             1.655

10/4/2016          1.72

17/4/2016          1.725

24/4/2016          1.65

1/5/2016             1.595

8/5/2016             1.6

15/5/2016          1.705

22/5/2016          1.815

29/5/2016          1.835

5/6/2016                       1.86

12/6/2016          1.815

19/6/2016          1.855

26/6/2016          1.88

3/7/2016             1.91

10/7/2016          1.885

17/7/2016          1.88

24/7/2016          1.91

31/7/2016          1.83

7/8/2016             1.85

14/8/2016          1.96

21/8/2016          2.06

28/8/2016          2.07

4/9/2016             2.09

11/9/2016          2.03

18/9/2016          2.04

25/9/2016          2.06

2/10/2016          2.05

9/10/2016          2.07

16/10/2016        2.06

23/10/2016        2.1

30/10/2016        2.08

6/11/2016          2.1

13/11/2016        1.95

20/11/2016        1.96

27/11/2016        2.02

4/12/2016          2.07

11/12/2016        2.13

18/12/2016        2

25/12/2016        1.97

1/1/2017             2

8/1/2017             2.06

15/1/2017          1.995

22/1/2017          2

29/1/2017          2.01

5/2/2017             2.02

12/2/2017          2.1

19/2/2017          2.06

26/2/2017          2

5/3/2017             1.975

12/3/2017          1.93

19/3/2017          1.86

26/3/2017          1.92

2/4/2017             1.955

9/4/2017             1.91

16/4/2017          1.91

23/4/2017          1.91

30/4/2017          1.9

7/5/2017             1.96

14/5/2017          1.995

21/5/2017          2.07

28/5/2017          2.02

4/6/2017             2.03

11/6/2017          2

18/6/2017          1.96

25/6/2017          1.95

2/7/2017             1.915

9/7/2017             1.94

16/7/2017          1.945

23/7/2017          1.93

30/7/2017          1.96

6/8/2017             1.95

13/8/2017          2.02

20/8/2017          2.1

27/8/2017          2.06

3/9/2017             2.02

10/9/2017          2.01

17/9/2017          2.01

24/9/2017          2.02

1/10/2017          2.14

8/10/2017          2.22

15/10/2017        2.29

22/10/2017        2.35

29/10/2017        2.36

5/11/2017          2.33

12/11/2017        2.19

19/11/2017        2.2

26/11/2017        2.25

3/12/2017          2.19

10/12/2017        2.16

17/12/2017        2.07

24/12/2017        2.03

31/12/2017        2.04

7/1/2018             2.09

14/1/2018          2.11

21/1/2018          2.19

28/1/2018          2.22

4/2/2018             2.08

11/2/2018          2.17

18/2/2018          2.26

25/2/2018          2.23

4/3/2018             2.4

11/3/2018          2.34

18/3/2018          2.37

25/3/2018          2.34

1/4/2018             2.34

8/4/2018             2.35

15/4/2018          2.29

22/4/2018          2.28

29/4/2018          2.18

6/5/2018             2.3

13/5/2018          2.29

20/5/2018          2.28

27/5/2018          2.19

3/6/2018             2.21

10/6/2018          2.17

1. Determine whether each statement below is True (T) or False (F). a. ____ If A,B and C are elements whose electronegativities satisfy xA > xB > xC, then then (ΔAC)1/2 = (ΔAB)1/2 + (ΔBC)1/2 if the Pauling electronegativity scale is valid. b. ____ There is no interelectronic repulsion in the H2+ molecule. c. ____ The wave function N(1sA + 1sB) is the exact electronic wave function for the ground electronic state of H2+. d. ____ The plane perpendicular to the molecular axis at the midpoint between the nuclei in H2+ is a node for the first excited state. e. ____ The molecular electron probability density is experimentally observable. f. ____ The molecular wave function is experimentally observable. g. ____ The bonding MOs of BeH2 extend over all three atoms and the hybridization of AOs are approximately sp2. h. ____ A SCF wave function is one in which each electron is assigned to a single spin-orbital, the spatial part of each spin-orbital is expressed as a non- linear combination of basis functions, and the coefficients in these combinations are found by solving the Hartree-Fock equations. i. ____The molecular-mechanics method is an empirical quantum mechanical method that treats the molecule as atoms held together by bonds and writes the molecular steric energy as the sum of contributions from bond bending and stretching, bond torsion and van der Waals and electrostatic interactions of non-bonded atoms. j. ____ The molecular-mechanics method can be applied to very large molecules and yields good results when applied to molecules similar to those for which the force field was parametrized. k. ____ The maximum electron probability density in the ground electronic state of H2+ occurs at each nucleus. l. ____ If sufficient basis functions are used, the Hartree-Fock wave function of a many-electron molecule will reach the true wave function. m. ____ In a homonuclear diatomic molecule, combining two 2p AOs always yields a π MO. n. ____ In homonuclear diatomic molecules, all u MOs are antibonding. o. ____ A decrease in viscosity with increasing rate of flow of a solution indicates the presence of long rod-like molecules that are orientated by the flow.

advantaged of making animal testing illegal? supportive ideas and examples for your answers

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( this is very important , I should write a whole report and argumentative essay about it that carry 35% of my whole grade, so your help is much appreciated)

Define prenatal care and discuss in detail how it affects pregnancy. If you were management for an OBGYN department and found the rate of pregnant women receiving prenatal care was low, how—specifically—might you attempt to increase those rates for your patients?

Minimum 300 to 400 words

with exact references and in-text citations

Ref:

An Introduction to Community Health. 8th ed.

McKenzie, J.F., Pinger, R.P., Kotecki, J.E.

Jones & Bartlett Learning. 2015  

industry: Macasfree Inc. focuses on the development of computer accessories

For your business idea, what factors you can your team eliminate, reduce, raise, and create. Describe why the factors that you selected for the value curve are important to customers.

For your new business idea, discuss how the learning curve influences your success, the complementary assets that are critical to develop for your venture, and the reputation of your competitors.

include the in-text citations (Links to an external site.)

Go online and search for an accounting related news article that is dated no earlier than six months from today and provide a brief summary (minimum one paragraph with a minimum of five sentences) in your own words of the news article along with the proper citations as to where you obtained the article. For your reference citation, please provide (1) the title of the article, (2) the author of the article, (3) the publication where the article is published, and (4) the publication date of the article.

Now that you have a better understanding of interest rates, consider a situation in which you need to purchase a car for work. You have found a reliable car within your budget, but you are not sure whether or not to finance the purchase. What questions would you need to consider before making such a decision? What are some of the pros and cons of using credit?

Your journal entry must be at least 200 words in length. No references or citations are necessary.

1. Cite an instance when you should consider "making" new technology related to healthcare
2. Cite an instance when you should consider "buying" new technology related to healthcare
3. Cite an instance when you should consider "modifying" existing technologies to create a new one.

In your citations, include the following:

1. What technology related to healthcare do you wish to develop?
2. What are the resources available or lacking which would make consider this option?