sniffing definition
sniffing the digital equivalent of wire-tapping – is not allowed. Security measures will be used to detect and prevent such use. Students may not use the network to attempt to gain access to any data, software, or services, without explicit permission of the owner. Security measures will be used to detect and prevent such use. Students may not attempt to conceal or misrepresent your or another’s identity through the use of your network connections. EXAMPLES: Students should never attempt to send electronic mail under an assumed name. Students should never share their login password with other individuals. University computing resources, including your in-room connections, may not be used for personal profit or any business ventures. Any receipt, retransmission, or destruction of software or data must observe copyright laws, trademark laws, license restrictions, university policies, as well as all local, state and federal laws. The network is a shared resource. Excessive use of network resources that interferes or inhibits the use of the network or access to university resources by others is prohibited. Academic use of the network is top priority. Other uses, such as entertainment, can only be pursued on a “resources available” basis. Electronic communications over the network may not be used to harass, threaten, or abuse other individuals or groups.