Delving Beyond the StereotypesGreek Letter Societies, colloquially known as fraternities and sororities, are often dismissed as mere party-centric clubs. However, their origins and activities tell a much richer story. These societies, predominantly found on college … Read more
Korea was placed under military rule by Japan in 1905 and annexed in 1910 as part of Japan’s 35-year imperialist expansion. Japanese colonization, Korean independence, and Japan’s annexation of Korea in August 1910 led to … Read more
The word Rastafari refers to a creed, religion, movement, or organization. Many Rastas reject the term “Rastafari” as a religion and instead refer to it as a way of life, philosophy, or spirituality. Some scholars … Read more
Credential Recycling is a kind of brute force attack in which usernames and passwords from other data breaches are reused to infiltrate other systems. A reverse brute force attack uses a common password and attempts … Read more
Intranet software enables companies to build private, secure networks that only their employees can access. Employees primarily use intranets to search for information, control workflows, communicate within the organization and access information from outside. An … Read more
Brainwashing is also a term used by cults to attack religions, many of which are cult-like in nature, but whose religion differs from the basic dogma of their own. Anti-cult organizations have a cult mentality … Read more