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This chapter continues the review of some of the most widely discussed and used color appearance models with a description of the model developed by Robert William Gainer Hunt. This model is the most extensive, complete, and complex color appearance model that has been developed. Its roots can be traced to some of Hunt s early chromatic adaptation studies (Hunt 1952) up through its rigorous development in the 1980s and 1990s (Hunt 1982, 1985, 1987, 1991b, 1994, 1995). The Hunt color appearance model is not simple, but it is designed to predict a wide range of visual phenomena and, as Hunt himself has stated, the human visual system is not simple either. While there are applications in which simpler models such as those described in later chapters are adequate, it is certainly of great value to have a complete model that can be adapted to a wider range of viewing conditions for more well de ned or unusual circumstances. The Hunt model serves this purpose well and many of the other color appearance models discussed in this book can trace many of their features back to ideas that originally appeared in Hunt s model.

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SWAT (SAMBA Web Administration Tool) is a program that installs a small Web server on your system. Once installed, you can access that server and use it to configure your SAMBA server from a Web browser. The advantage of this is that you can configure your server from any machine; you don t have to be on the same machine upon which the server is running. The disadvantage is that SWAT does create something of a security risk. It s not a severe thing anytime you run a server on your system (including a SAMBA server), you create an opening that can be exploited by a hacker. This doesn t mean you shouldn t run SWAT, but it does mean that you ll need to jump through a few hoops to get it running. Here s a step-by-step rundown of what you need to do to get SWAT running: 1. Make sure SWAT is installed. As you did with the SAMBA package, you need to make sure that the SWAT package is installed. The SWAT package is sometimes designated samba-swat, and sometimes simply swat. Check to see if the package is installed, and, if not, install it. If your distribution comes with SAMBA, you probably already have SWAT on the installation medium along with SAMBA. If not, you can download it from www.samba.org. The usual locations for SWAT s files are /usr/sbin/swat, /usr/share/swat, or /opt/swat. If you don t have any of those files or directories, you probably don t have SWAT installed. 2. Make sure the service is registered. Assuming you re using a package manager to install SWAT, this will probably be done for you, but it s worth checking anyway. Give the command

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product brochures, technical manuals and audit reports; test marketing and market research, where there is benefit in seeking or creating new information relating to specific aspects of the project, and particularly its acceptability to its intended end-users or customers; experiments and prototypes, where there may be technical risks or areas in which more empirical rather than theoretical information may be useful; economic or other models, to provide the necessary theoretical foundations for specific and general risk assessments, including traditional cash-flow and sensitivity models where appropriate; expert commercial and technical judgement, including that of the project team and appropriate external advisers where necessary. Expert judgement cannot be avoided in project risk management. Relevant historical and other information must be used where appropriate, but this project has not taken place yet, and so the information must be interpreted in the context of the specific application being considered. There is no guarantee that the future will be the same as the past!

I think it s a good idea to reiterate why an organization needs to respond quickly and decisively to a phishing attack. If you recall from the previous chapter, the 1997 Federal Sentencing Guidelines were extended to include computer crime. Specifically, management has the obligation to protect the organization from losses due to:

190. The layer is the backbone of the LAN and often provides connectivity to WANs as well as Internet services. (Section 12.3) 191. Explain some of the bene ts of using a hierarchical model. (Section 12.3) 192. Specify the maximum allowed in each level of the 5-4-3-2-1 design model. (Section 12.4) is the number of segments allowed in total. is the number of repeaters used to join the segments together. is the maximum number of segments in total that have nodes that are active. is the maximum number of segments in total that are not active. is the number of collision domains. 193. The (Section 12.5) topology is the most often used topology in LANs.