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00I’m going to present a public speaking soon. The book we used in the class is The Art of Public Speaking 901sup^{00th02sup}00 Edition by Stephen E. Lucas. Here is the draft of the introduction. We are required to present it in about one to two minutes. 00Your advice and comments on this matter would be most appreciated.00 01h1

00TOPIC00 00:00 00COMPUTER HACKING02h1

01b01u00GENERAL PURPOSE00 00:00 00TO INFORM02u02b02br
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01b01u00SPECIFIC PURPOSE00 00:00 00To inform my audience the factors that could lead a hacker to attack and compromise your computers, servers, networks, and network devices.02u02b02br
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01b01u00GREETINGS02u02b02br
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00Good evening to teacher and my fellow friends. (Should I say anything else)02br
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01b01u00CENTRAL IDEA02u02b02br
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00A common misconception of many computer users is that their machine is not important enough to be hacked. They think, “But, I don’t have anything important on my machine, who would want to hack me?”02br
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00This type of user is exactly who hackers want to hack. Why? Because hacking is easy. And usually, the hacker’s ultimate goal is not the machine he or she has hacked, but other, more important machine, such as governments, militaries, and financial organizations.02br
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00ESTABLISH CREDIBILITY02h1

00I have been interested with computer security for several years and I have read a lot of books and articles about it. With my experience on network security dealing with internet vulnerabilities and threats such as viruses, trojans, network worms and hackers, that’s why I am speaking about it in order to create an awareness among the audience. 02br
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00SPECIFIC PURPOSE02h1

00Therefore, today I would like to share and inform all of you about the factors that could lead a hacker to attack and compromise your computers, servers, networks, and network devices.02br
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00CLOSING02h1

00That’s it from me. Thank you. 0-