worker, working as an assistant professor in computer science and engineering department at Walsh Institute of Technology, Solapur. Today, we are going to learn Q using STL, learning outcomes. At the end of these sessions, students will be able to perform different operations on Q using STL. So, Q are the type of adapter which works in a FIFO manner, that is first in first out manner. It supports some operations like push, pop, front, back and sides. So, actually this push, pop, front, back, elements, these are the inbuilt functions which we will also use for the stack. But in Q, what we will do? Like Q will have the NQ operations or DQ operations, right? So, NQ and DQ are nothing but the inserting and deleting the element from the Q or pushing or popping the elements into the Q. Basically, push and pop are the operations which we are going to perform on the stack. But here, we will use push and pop operations to perform the Q operations also. The main concept behind the Q is what? The first in first out manner, okay? Let us see. So here, we will have this hash include Q which allows us to include this Q template. So, let us say, I will have one Q instance which is going to store the integer values. So, now if I want to insert some values into the Q, at that time here, we need to perform the push operation. So, now here Q dot push and Q dot push 20, Q dot push dot 30. So, this Q is the instance of Q which allows us to include the values into the, this specified Q, fine? So, after that, let us say I want to display the elements of Q. So, here show Q is the method which is written by us only and which has a single parameter as a Q which is going to take it here, right? As a Q1, as a parameter we are getting here. So, now that Q1, we have assigned to this SQ instance. That instance is again Q instance, okay? So, now till that particular Q is empty, I am going to simply print the values, fine? SQ dot front, then SQ dot pop. So, simply pushing the value, print the values and popping the values, okay? So, let us see here. So, see what we have done? 10, 20, 30 are the values we have inserted, right? So, let us say if I want to perform Q dot push of 100, fine? So, here what we will get? See, 10, 20, 30 and 100. So, at the end we are getting these values, right? Fine? So, let us say the other operations. Now, if I want to print the total size of my Q, so here they have given Q dot size is the inbuilt function which allows us to extract the size of the Q, fine? So, let us see here, what it is going to return? So, it will return the Q size 4. See, we will have 0, 1, 2, 3, sorry, 1, 2, 3, 4 elements. So, the size of the Q is 4, fine? So, now if I want to extract the front element of my Q, okay? So, how we are getting then? Q dot front is the inbuilt function. See here, Q dot front is the inbuilt function, right? So, we will extract the first element. See, the first element of our Q is 10. So, here Q first element is 10, fine? So, in that way if I want to retrieve the 10 element, last element of my Q, so Q dot back. So, this Q dot back will element the last value, see here, fine? So, we will got the 100 because this is the last element inserted, fine?  It means I want to delete the element from the Q, right? We cannot delete the in-between elements in our Q, right? Because the first in, first out is the technique which Q is going to be used. So, when I will perform Q dot pop operation, so at that time what we are expected to delete or remove the element, the 100 or 10, right? Because here we have inserted 100 at the first and then, sorry, 10 is the first element we have inserted and then 100 is the last element, right? So, which we are expecting? If I will delete this 100, if our code is going to delete this 100, means what? The last insert, inserted value is going to be deleted, right? Means last in, first out, that is not the Q. So, Q is what? The first in, first out, right? So, first which has come 10? So, the 10 should be removed, right? So, let us see here, Q dot pop and we have done the show, fine? So, see, these are the element, first we insert a 10 and we have performed the pop operation. So, after performing this pop operation, this 10 should be removed from our Q. So, let us see. Now, here we have displayed our list. So, in this list we will have only 20, 30 and 100, the three elements, right? Means this 10 from the Q, that is the first or the head element from the Q has been deleted, right? So, let us say, after performing this pop operation, now I want to perform the push operation, right? Q dot push of 40, I want to push the 40 element. So, where we are expected to put at the place of 10 or after this 100? Let us see what all code will say. So, see here, after performing this push operation, what we are getting? 40 after 100, right? Means what? That inserted element is going to be stored in the last position in our list, right? So, see here what we have done? We have done the push and then show Q, right? So, in this way, we are going to perform the different operations on our Q, fine? So, let us think and write. Is it possible to delete any element from any position, from our Q, from any position? Think, it means what we are going to see? Say, like we will have the 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 and I want to delete the 40 element from our Q. Is it possible to perform this operation? Think, no, right? Because you delete the elements only in first and first dot manner, right? We have already seen this concept, right? Here. So, when I am going to insert the values? So, it is going to inserted in the sequence, right? 10, 20, 30 and then 100. But when we are actually performing the DQ operation or delete element, that is your pop element, right? Pop, right? So, expected is what? Delete the last element, no, the first element, the head element from our Q, right? So, basically here push and pop are the two methods or functions which we will use to perform the insertion and deletion of the element from the Q. So, now to delete a specific position, specific element from the Q, do we have any add position or add delete add or pop add method in our template? No, right? Because that is not specified in our standards. So, that is not possible by using this pop operation, okay? So, we cannot delete the specific indexed element from our Q. We have to follow the standard rule that is first in, first out. References, object oriented programming with C++ 6th edition by Ibal Guru Swami. Hope everyone is getting these concepts. Thank you.


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Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Rajesh Shah. I'm a systems engineer for just tech Welcome to this webinar on email encryption in office 365 with a concentration on om e Which is office message encryption presented by just tech I'd like to thank my colleague Joseph Mello a resident technical guru and our director of engineering who will be joining me on this webinar. I Like to start with a little bit of information about just tech So just tech is a technology firm that started out in 2015 that is dedicated to the specialized IT needs of legal services providers nationwide Our services include but are not limited to IT management planning and strategy for preliminary IT assessments evaluations and recommendations cloud-based IT services and Like Microsoft Azure and office 365 case matter management system design implementation training and support Our website is HTTPS www.just hyphen tech comm if you'd like more information about our company some of the services that we offer or just in general You want to navigate our website? Please? Feel free to go to the link below All right, let's get started and look at our agenda for the webinar In order to talk about email encryption in office 365 It's good to build a foundation on the subject matter that we'll cover here So I'd like to start with a brief description of email. What is it and how it gets from its center to its recipient? We will then move on to talking about the biggest cyber cyber threats for email Which has made it imperative to have several means of data protection Including systems like spam and email email filters and our virus and I malware solutions different forms of encryption methodologies and end user education on best practices with email We will then take a look at a brief history of encryption and the current types in use today primarily symmetric and asymmetric encryption On which different encryption methodologies are built upon From there we move on to office 365 and the encryption methods used within office 365 to encrypt data files and Your emails which can either be at rest or in transit Last we delve into an example of a specific type of encryption method native to office 365 and Do a walkthrough of an example of a user experience when drafting an email using Microsoft app look We then will end with a quick Q&A session for any questions that you may have about the webinar So email What is it? Email is short for electronic mail It is defined as a message that may contain attachments which are distributed by electronic means from one computer user To one or more recipients via a public or a private network a public network could be the internet The private network could be your local area connection that is behind the security perimeter like a firewall In layman's turns instead of using pen and paper we compose a message in a mail client on the device of our choice The process is much quicker and much more efficient than the traditional postal service When email was first developed sometime around 1971 It's sole purpose was to send a single line of text from one location to another without much or frankly any concern for security Email today has evolved considerably and has become a core day-to-day application for businesses We rely on it extensively for our communications and Sharing of data via attachments in some cases extremely sensitive data That's making email security an essential need for every business Now that we have an understanding of what email is let's take a look at how it gets from the sender to the recipient in This diagram we will illustrate how email flows from its origin to its destination an Individual using a device of their choice Composes a message which is usually done in an email client like Microsoft Outlook Apple mail or in a web browser for internet email services like Gmail or Yahoo Once the message is composed and sent it hits your mail server Your mail server then formats or packages the email to be transmitted over the internet using a standard call SMTP or single or simple mail transfer protocol The sender's mail server looks up the at domain.com portion of the recipient's email address in a domain name System server to determine which destination mail server also referred to as a mail exchanger It should contact to deliver the message over the internet Once that has been established the email is sent over the internet. I'd like to elaborate a little bit on this process an Email address consists of two parts a local part and a domain part separated by the at symbol in our example The user is the local part users the actual account that we're sending it to Test.com is the domain part the domain part is all that is needed to know to work out via DNS look up Where an email needs to be sent to The local part is used by the recipient's mail server to work out what to do with the email once it is received by it The DNS server in this case is like a phone book It maintains a directory of domain names and translates them to IP addresses Which is what is used to get from one place to another on the internet an example of that would be gmail.com Which is very easy for human beings to remember, but if I told you to remember 172.2 17.10.37 for Gmail most people would have no idea and this is where DNS makes our lives a lot easier Once the location of the receiving mail server is determined the sending and receiving servers communicate using the aforementioned SMTP protocol the receiving server accepts the message and Verifies that the actual user account of the local part in the email address has a mailbox on its server If so, it delivers the mail to the recipient The recipient's email client retrieves the message using standards like Post office protocol or pop or internet message access protocol. I map to download the messages to the client The key here is when email traverses the internet bubble. It is prone to all types of cyber attacks We have no control or visibility as to what routers the email pass through on its way to the destination servers During this process evil can be intercepted red Altered or potentially deleted that's making encryption along with other safety protections necessary for emails My colleague Joseph will now talk to you over the next few slides on the threat of cyber attacks and emails on cyber attacks on emails and The benefits and challenges of encryption Joseph Hello everyone So my name is Joseph mellow and let me just apologize in advance I've been feeling sick the past few days because I have a son in pre-k who brings home more than just macaroni art So Cyber attacks as mentioned earlier email was not designed with security in mind For decades email has been the predominant end user network application So it should be no surprise that attackers have focused their attention on Exploiting email security threats. I It just it Excuse me. It provides a mechanism capable of placing almost any kind of threat in front of almost any target Today's email threats can fall under three general categories Some of these I'm sure you you know and familiar with Whatever since email applications began to include attachments. They have been used to deliver malware And a good example of malware is known as ransomware, which is perhaps one of today's greatest email security threats Once you're infected, it's designed to deny access to your computer or files until a ransom is paid And you might have seen news reports on businesses government agencies and hospitals being hit with ransomware Fishing emails is the practice of the attackers pretending to be a trusted entity like a friend or a co-worker in the business In an effort to convince the victim to perform some action Ordinary fishing campaigns spread emails to a broad spectrum of potential targets in order to harvest user credentials And they're usually Generally a panic email like quick something's gonna happen. Your account's gonna be locked out Or we're closing your bank account. You have to do these steps and log in provide your credentials so that we can continue It's very good scare tactic Spoofing is a common tactic attackers use on email as well The spoofed email is a message which is trying to fool the recipient into believing that the email originated from a known address For example, the attacker may send the message that appears to have originated from your employer or a bank or another trusted source When it comes to email protection though systems do exist that can scan your emails and check for some of those examples above Some may do a better job than others But it's really a cat and mouse game where attacks keep evolving and email protections have to evolve with them and Then there are users who have to remain vigilant since malicious emails may slip through the cracks Being able to identify that the domain name does not match the domain name. You know, it could be misspelled or off by a character You know email encryption is not a panacea It's not designed to fix all of the inherent flaws with email, but it does address certain weaknesses Roger can you move to the next slide? So what is encryption? Encryption is the process of converting information or data into code especially to prevent unauthorized access in Early form of encryption was used by Julius Caesar when communicating with his generals For example using the alphabet the letter a was written as the letter D by shifting positions like three letters down a Simple sentence would look like gibberish if you didn't understand the pattern Encryption requires the use of a key to encode or decode data An encryption keys typically a long random string of bits and are created with algorithms designed to ensure that each key is unique and unpredictable Today's encryption requires the use of a program or some form of authentication There are two prevalent encryption methods called symmetric and asymmetric encryption, which we'll discuss later and show examples of an upcoming slides Next slide please rush So what are the benefits of email encryption? A lot of information is sent over emails and a good deal of that data may be private and sensitive and Privacy is important if I want to send you an email and I only want you to be able to read it then I need encryption With smartphones and other mobile devices gaining popularity in recent years Many companies have struggled to find a solution for keeping data stored and passed through these devices safely Luckily data encryption software will allow you to ensure that all data across any device is Completely encrypted with the same protections in place that you would find on your desktop computer One of the most vulnerable aspects of data emerges during the transport process Should your encrypted email be snooped while in transit? The only thing they'll see is gibberish The encryption keeps your data safe from alterations as well and recipients of the data will be able to see if it's been tampered with This is helpful when it comes to spam and spoofed emails Alteration of data is something that many businesses often overlook when they're looking into ways to keep their data safe Finally compliance is extremely important and many organizations have to comply with legal insurance and industry restrictions On how data can be handled and transmitted Encryption provides one of the safest ways for your business to transmit and store data and comply with the restrictions That your business currently has in place or may have in place like F.I.P.S. HIPAA or PCI Next slide, please So there are some challenges involved with encryption There may be issues with deciding what data should be encrypted Defining what is sensitive information and this can be solved with some thought some organizational policies User training and awareness But ideally with an encryption solution that has a set of rules to encrypt emails for you, which can take the guesswork out of it Some encryption methods may involve the few extra steps such as having to exchange encryption keys Which we'll talk about later With your intended recipient They need your key and you need theirs in order to send encrypted emails to each other And that's just with one recipient if you have another person you want to send encrypted emails to then you need their key and so on As you guessed that there is the management of all these keys The more people you exchange encrypted emails with the more keys you'll add to your collection And if they change their keys for whatever reason then you'll need to update what you have for them There's also a human element to all of this these extra steps have caused people to shy away from it The process of getting started with encryption may mean getting your own set of keys like registration or authenticating yourself to prove who you are Then you have to configure your email program like outlook to use those keys Which may mean digging into your settings and into the menu options to apply the key that you have It can be confusing and once it's all in place There's also having to remember to encrypt sensitive emails which could be checking a box or clicking on a button It's easy to send an email without encryption and we do it every day and we're very used to it All right, so now I've been talking about encryption keys this past slide And so it'd be helpful if we explained a little bit more by what we mean when we say encryption keys Raj, that's up to you now Thank you, Joseph. I appreciate you taking the time to join me on this webinar and I hope you and the kids feel a lot better Thank you. Well So Joseph talked about encryption. There's two major encryption types that exist. It's symmetric and asymmetric Symmetric encryption is an encryption type that uses a single key to encrypt and decrypt data It is the oldest and most well-known technique for encryption The secret key Can be a word it could be a passphrase a number or a very long string of characters Which is generally what's used now and it's applied to a message along with the encrypt along with the encryption algorithm asymmetric encryption is a form of encryption where keys come in pairs for a user every user needs a public and a private key the The keys are linked, but just because you know someone's public key does not mean that you're able to decipher their private key Let's take a look at both these types in an example Here we have two individuals Bob and Alice Bob and Alice want to communicate Bob wants to send Alice an encrypted message He starts by composing the message in his mail client and then with the help of an encryption program And a key that's been generated He encrypts the email and he sends it over to Alice Alice gets the locked file But she has no way to unlock it right now because she needs the secret key that Bob has generated The issue now becomes how do you get the key to Alice if you risk sending it by email? It can be intercepted and hence compromise for this email plus any other future emails that have been created using that key Can you encrypt that key and send that message? Sure But then again, what do you do with the encrypted key? You have to send that as well So this process just doesn't really work for email encryption Now having said that symmetric encryption does exist and is applied in many places in technology But for email encryption the solution was asymmetric encryption Here's an example of asymmetric encryption Bob and Alice would like to communicate again and Bob would like to send an email to Alice This time Bob with the aid of an encryption program and Alex's Alice's public key, which he's aware of Encrypts his message and sends it over to Alice Alice is then able to Decrypt it using her private key Keep in mind you can share public keys and it's irrelevant if other people have access to your public keys Because your private key is confidential and secure and that is what's needed to decrypt the message So to reiterate public keys can encrypt the data, but only the corresponding private key can decode it. I Came across mailbox analogy that I think where that works very well to describe asymmetric encryption Let's take account of a mailbox on the street. The mailbox is exposed to anyone who knows the location We can say the location of the mailbox is completely public Anyone who knows the address can go in and drop a letter However, only the owner of the mailbox has a key to unlock it and read the messages inside In terms of that analogy The mailbox address is the public key and the physical key to open the mailbox is the private key Now that we've covered encryption types, let's move on to Looking at scenarios on when we would use email encryption I'm sure everyone can come up with a host of reasons to use email encryption, but I have listed five here that That pretty much show Good to good reason to use them a bank Sending a credit card statement to customers There's a lot of sensitive information when a bank is actually sending credit card statements You have your account numbers. You have your balances. You have your debit and credits You have your personal information about your home, your residence, your name, and perhaps some other data as well I don't know about everyone, but I use paperless Communications with my bank. So all my stuff comes over emails and I feel very comfortable knowing that there's encryption being applied when this data is being sent over to me Another example is a doctor's office sending medical records to patients In addition to ethical obligations to keep that data private There are also HIPAA laws, which require us to use encryption. It means the two parties communicating A third scenario is attorneys and clients sending confidential or legal information to another courthouse or attorney or a client Same as a doctor, you would have ethical laws that basically Obligate you to keep the person's information private. You could be working on a trust You could be working on a real estate deal. People could be going through divorces There's a lot of personal information that's been exchanged from attorneys to clients that needs to be kept private And you're liable to keep that data as secure as possible Another scenario could be where a company is Working with a client and they've recently done an assessment for the client And the client is very happy with the assessment and wants to move forward with the contract So the manager sets up a contract and he wants the contract to be reviewed by one of the employees at the company But they want to restrict what can be done with that contract that contract can't be downloaded Printed or forwarded. That's another scenario where email encryption is critical And then last secure communication with the government agency I have previously worked with generic pharma companies And any communication that's being done from the company to the FDA has to be encrypted and visually signed for the FDA to approve it or accept it That's the uh scenario where you would use that Let's take a quick look at office 365 So what exactly is office 365? Office 365 is Microsoft's cloud-based subscription service for its suite of products, which was launched in 2011 It gives you access to a host of applications depending on your subscription and license type I've the many products that are provided but not limited to just these three are the office suite Which includes microsoft word excel powerpoint one notes access Uh, there's share point which is a cloud-based repository for your files and allows live collaboration on them and one drive personal and business which is cloud storage for your files That allow you to access your files anywhere and from any device where you have an internet connection So you don't need a vpn connection or you don't need to carry usv drive with your files on it office 365 uses native encryption methods And the four that i'm going to talk about are listed here. They're ome smine irm and tls ome stands for office message encryption It's built on a service called azure rights management, which is an inherent data protection technology within office 365 The way it works is your administrator sets up a transport rule that defines the policy that is required for encryption As a user when you comply with this policy your message is encrypted and sent to the recipient You are allowed to send encrypted emails to people inside and outside your organization Regardless of the destination email address. That means you don't have to be on an office 365 account You could be using third-party email providers like gmail or yahoo or you can even send it to people that are hosting their own mail servers Once the email is encrypted and sent and received by the recipient the recipient has three options To access the encrypted message they can use an office 365 account If they don't have one they can create a microsoft account, which is done for free And you can associate that with a gmail or yahoo account if needed Or if you don't have if you don't want to do that option as well You can generate a one-time passcode which is actually sent to the email that you can apply to view the encrypted email The great part about this is the recipient does not need an office 365 account They can actually reply to the email and continue an encrypted thread when the recipient Receives the email it's in a format That ends in html html is a format that can be viewed by any browser And no special client or additional software is needed to view it You can customize your message By using your company's logo or colors if you like for branding purposes Encryption is done On the cloud microsoft servers. So in terms of the keys they're stored in the cloud And users don't have to worry about managing the keys locally When do we recommend using encryption methods? Based on the scenarios that I gave you previously communications between banks and clients Doctors and patients and attorneys and clients are ideal scenarios for ome in terms of licensing people need an office Enterprise e3 license to use ome because it's built on azure rights management And anything higher than e3 will work as well The next Encryption method that we're going to look at is s mine which stands for secure multipurpose internet mail extensions S mine is a certificate based encryption that allows you to encrypt and digitally sign your emails It's a peer-to-peer or end-to-end encryption meaning it's encrypted on the sender's machine And decrypted on the recipients machine as opposed to being done on the servers There is no visibility at all even when your mail hits the mail servers It's completely scrambled So no one has access to it A digital signature helps the recipient validate the identity of the center of the sender This is accomplished via a digital certificate that contains the keys for verifying digital signatures and encrypting or decrypting messages One should you use s mine When you communicate with government organizations that require you to encrypt your message and verify yourself as a as a sender This requires an e1 or enterprise one license in office 365 to set up There may be an additional cost to using this encryption methodology And that would be to purchase a digital certificate from a third party ca or a certificate authority Kind of like go daddy Versa or komodo The third encryption methodology we're going to talk about is irm, which is information rights management It's also built on the azure rights management service And it applies usage restrictions to email messages Meaning users are restricted from printing forwarding or copying the message or any attachments within the message by unauthorized people for example if I want to send a message an attachment and I want to Restrict people from printing it when they get the message and to go ahead and try to Decrypt it They'll be able to do it. They'll be able to download the message too and store it on the hard drives but The restriction of printing will still follow them there They won't be able to print that message despite the fact that it's off the servers and downloaded and stored locally users have the ability once the iron policies are set up on the back end to apply these policies or protection rules to the messages and attachments They can dictate if they want to use all three restrictions or one or just two That's granular for the users There are some restrictions to irm. It's a technology that's still being caught up by a lot of A lot of different devices and applications So there are some cases where some applications may not support irm emails I don't have a comprehensive list of those applications or devices But that's something I can definitely research and let you know if you have questions about that later The last thing we're going to talk about is tls transport layer security This isn't an encryption email encryption methodology, but it's a type of encryption That is used by microsoft 365 natively To encrypt the connections From a client's device to the server as the email is going as the email is traversing to the server or between two servers So how's email encrypted in office 365? So when a message is composed, it's encrypted or transformed from plain text to unreadable Cybertext on a central server in the case of ome or irm In the case of esmine the actual Encryption is taking place on the client's machine. Remember, it's an end-to-end or peer-to-peer encryption method While the message is in transit. It's also using tls as a second layer of security To protect the messages from being read or altered in case they're intercepted Once it hits the recipient The message is transformed back into readable text in one of two ways If it's done on the client's machine, it's the same as mine and if it's done on The central server for the recipient. It's either done through ome and irm So now I want to focus on looking at an encryption example using office message encryption In this case, I have opened up My default web client, which is outlook microsoft outlook I compose a message like I would do normally On the back end my network administrator has set up A transport rule which basically states You have to use the word encrypt or encrypted in the subject line of the email For the email to be encrypted So I'm sending over a family recipe for like awesome and chutney and I'm sending it to a person that's not on office 365 It's on gmail.com And I use the word encrypt and I put in my subject and I put in my contents And I go ahead and hit send Once I hit send the person that has gmail opens up their gmail account And they get a message that looks similar to this The very top has the subject line including the word The very top has a subject line The body of the message basically said you've received an encrypted message from Your sender to view your message save and open the attachment Which is at the bottom message dot html and follow the instructions for signing in Using the recipient's email address There's a little padlock at the bottom of that that tells you that this message has been encrypted by office 365 And the actual message contents is in this link Please note that the email actually is received By the recipient But the contents of what was written in that email are not downloaded to your email client They are still residing on the server in Microsoft's cloud So I go ahead and click on the message dot html link and it brings me to this page It tells you that you have an encrypted message It tells you who it's from and who it's addressed to and it gives you two options An option to sign in or use a one-time passcode and again at the bottom There's a padlock that tells you the message has been encrypted by Microsoft office 365 In this case I have three options that I mentioned you can use to log in you can sign in and use a free Microsoft Account and you can have that link to your gmail or your yahoo account or aol even some of you still have that Or you can use your Microsoft 365 account or you could use a one-time passcode In this case since the email was addressed to my gmail account and I have already linked my gmail account to a Microsoft office Microsoft account. I'm going to go ahead and click sign in When I hit sign in I get this little window For um From Microsoft that gives me the address that it's addressed to and it prompts me for a password The password is the one that I've used to link to my Microsoft account and I have to go ahead and put in that password and hit sign in When I hit sign in It takes me to this page Which tells me it's an encrypted message and it actually opens up the contents of the message would now reside on the server and allow me to view it I have the option now to just accept the email or I can reply to the email if I continue The email thread and I choose to reply to it because I'm missing some information or I'm looking for more information The email chain continues to stay encrypted despite the fact that I don't have a Microsoft 365 account So I can go ahead and hit reply When I hit reply it sends the message back to the sender And the sender receives an message that looks like this You have an encrypted message from so from the recipient's account to the sender's account And you have the same options to sign in or use a one-time passcode In this case, I don't want to use my sign in to office 365 So I've decided to use a one-time passcode Please note the padlock is still at the bottom and it shows message encryption by office 365 So when I click on the one-time passcode option It sends me a message to my email address And It will pop me with a one-time passcode And it gives me 15 minutes to enter that one-time passcode in here I have an option to say this is a private computer and keep me signed in for 12 hours You can go ahead and do that if you'd like, but I don't recommend it. It's just a extra layer of security So I get the email from Microsoft and it looks like this It basically comes from Microsoft 3 office 365 messaging and microsoft.com It has the branding for office 365 It generates this one-time passcode and it tells me that I need to enter this into the previous screen that I had Which is here So I go ahead and take that I will enter that into the one-time passcode And once you had the one-time passcode you can hit continue And you should be able to see your emails that you have And you can either continue the chain or you can end it there if you like And that's an example of ome office messaging encryption I usually get frequently asked questions and these are some of the main questions that we get Email encryption will not occur without the following words in the subject line those Words Are not set to encrypt or encrypted. It's set to whatever your network admin sets for you Any misspellings or other forms of the word will not encrypt the message So in my case, I have to use encrypt or encrypted if I actually typed an encryption in the subject line It would not encrypt the message Email encryption protects you from emails being intercepted But it does not protect you from sending your emails to the wrong person If you encrypt your message and send it to the wrong recipient That is a user error That is not going to be addressed by email encryption You can protect yourself by starting an encrypted email chain with someone To confirm that it's the right user prior to sending your actual contents External recipients that do not have a subscription to microsoft office 365 Can read view and reply your messages in an encrypted form You can also access your encrypted emails on mobile devices by downloading ome viewer apps for ios and android They're on the place in the google play store and in the app store for I have some helpful links here if people like to do some further reading The first link is for email encryption in office 365. It generally talks about The different methodologies for email encryption The second one looks specifically at the example that we looked at which is the outlook message encryption And the third one is a general encryption in office 365 on how it works for on more of a technological Form so I'd like to Thank you for joining our webinar. I think we are a little bit earlier Early uh joseph, would you like to add anything that i've missed in the presentation? Yeah, I could add that uh office 365 is constantly updating their platform In various ways and so the example of like say Setting up a mail rule that says use the word encrypted encrypted. That's just one way That you can use as an admin to set up Encryption in your environment to try to make it easy for users to use But there's other ways that you could set it up microsoft has recently a few months ago Added the capability for you to sort of set up rules that say if you're going to email this specific person Then always encrypt your email And so the the mail room the transport rule is basically going to recognize you're sending an email to this This individual which is part of a rule that you've created and so that that email will be encrypted And then you could mess around with sort of the way you want to set up those rules I think I don't think that link was it was added into the slide so I could I could pass that on to start so that could be included Yeah, so there's there's different ways that you could do it And then you know, there's also the possibility that you know later microsoft will add Further capabilities and tying more things like the information rights management into it Which uh, which roge kind of talked about earlier, which is the ability to sort of protect Contents or data sort of being downloaded or printed or forwarded out to Other individuals because you want to have that that kind of control So that people could just view the content of the data but not sort of pass it around to someone you did not authorize Should be able to view that content But that's it for me. Thank you great awesome, um, so Both Joseph and I have our information on here if everyone like anyone anyone would like to reach out to us Feel free to email us for any questions that you may have I'd like to thank everyone for attending this webinar And I hope it was informative and I'd like to open it up to any questions at this point does Anyone have any questions The only question that we received online was Can we get a copy of the slide presentation? There was a lot of useful information in there. We're definitely happy to distribute that Um Otherwise like thank you. This was very comprehensive. I I think the basic intro foundation Really helped a lot before diving into the more technical stuff Oh, thank you. Appreciate that. So I guess we're we still have 16 minutes or um All the content I'm Happy to end early at this point I would like to remind individuals that we have two more webinars coming up They are december 4th and december 5th One is on user rights Management and security. Um, the other is on help desk management. I definitely recommend people checking those out This webinar has been recorded and will be posted to our youtube channel here within the next week or so We will be updating our website Probably about a week after that with all of our recent trainings on Our website, but they're all currently also up on our youtube channel As a reminder lsc is going to be taking over the lsn tap Program here near the end of the year It will be continuing next year and we'll probably see a survey Very soon that asks people what types of trainings they would like to see for next year The training series. It sounds like we'll be continuing on There's also a conference coming up The innovations and technology conference is coming up in january in portland I look forward to seeing individuals out there. It's my home city. So I will definitely be there Thank you guys so much from just tech and coming out here and Putting this training together for us sure Just just to throw this in I uh, I got the links from directly from microsoft on how to set up Encryption and sort of defining those mail rules in which I added into our chat But it's only for organizers and panelists. I was wondering if you could paste that for everyone distribute that out to everyone here in the chat and Hopefully for all the it administrators who are itching to get this in place Excellent Now I look forward to these practices becoming The standard in the industry. I think there's there's so much more that legal Can really learn from what has happened in the health and in banking To really up the level of security that is available for our clients Absolutely, I agree on that Excellent You all have a wonderful afternoon and I encourage people that have further questions over this to Reach out to our panelists also join the ls tech email list. There is a Google form on the front page of lsm tap.org that lets people get directly added to that But we've got about 800 people who deal with these issues on a daily basis that can answer questions and share best practices there Great. Thank you sir. Thank you everyone Thank you everyone


Okay, so let's start with the first task, which is changing the wallpaper. Do you think you can do that? I can do it. Okay, go ahead and try. Okay. Okay, that's a good start. Okay. Okay. Okay, that's pretty good. That was easy, okay? Yes, yes. Now, you know, that thing at the bottom is called the panel. Yes. This one. Okay. Try to move it to the left. Okay. That's right. That was a good try. It was called screen size, so... Ah, okay. Uh-huh. Yep. Jesus. No? No. That is pretty creative. Honestly, I have no clue what you just, like, it broke. I managed to break everything in a way that I had never seen before. I don't know. But it was related to the side of the screen bottom. Okay. All the... It's on the left now. It's impossible. It's impossible? Yep. We'll change that. Why is doing that? You actually removed the icons from the panel. Oh, no. Can you try to add them back? I don't remember. You remember the applications here, like... No. Like Dolphin, Firefox. Ah, okay. All the icons. Okay. One. No. Why? Okay. And Firefox. That's a bug. Because if you drag it, and you drag it to the center now to the left, here it works. It doesn't. Okay, okay, okay. Let's just... It's not my fault. It's not your fault. Let's skip the next one. Can you try to change... Can you try to change the wallpaper to purple? Purple. Like monochrome purple. Okay. Okay. Yeah? Okay. This purple or... Do you consider that purple? It seems to be... Okay. This purple? Okay. I like that more. Okay. Okay, that was easy. Yeah. It's horrible. So, next one. Can you try to make everything dark? Like... Okay, okay. That was it? Yeah? Yeah. Okay, so the next one. Can you actually try now that your panel is kind of messed up? It shouldn't look like this. To just remove it. So you have no panel whatsoever. No. No. I am. I said to remove it, not add a new one. That was a good try, but... It wasn't enough. Read carefully. I know. Okay. Okay, okay. This one as well. Look carefully. Carefully. Look everywhere. Ah, okay. This is another position. Now that it's completely empty. Yeah. Try to add back the fold panel. Okay. Oh. It's gone. But you need to bring it back somehow. Not this one. Why? Yes, that's better. Here you are. Okay. The system tray is kind of drunk, but... Yes. And now pressed. Beautiful. Now it's not your fault. Okay. Try. This is slightly harder. To... Don't worry. To add a clock here. Clock? Okay, okay. Okay, I try. I try. That was easy. Okay, now... It's beautiful. Now try to move it. And now rotate it so that it's upside down. Now look at all the buttons. It's... You drag it like this. It's horrible. Move it upside down. Okay. Now try to move it to the panel. Inside the panel. Okay, okay. Very bad. Very bad. Okay. And that's the panel. Yeah. They're called the system tray. You've got... Yeah, all of this. Okay. You've got the volume, the printer, which doesn't actually work. Wifi, the microphone, battery and so on. Okay. Now the wifi icon. If you click on it, it will open up. Now try to hide this button from here. Okay, okay. Just take it off. Here we go again. Okay. What else you can do? Okay. Okay, okay. There is an icon. There is another icon. Try to... Move. Okay. No. Just hide it. Yeah. Like this. Okay. There is another icon. You're right. That's weird. Now, do you know what virtual desktop is? No. Desktop virtual in Italian? No. Yeah, you know. You should try to add a new one, even though you don't know what it is. You don't know what it is. What do you think of... customizing 3 Plasma? Is that easy? I don't know. Yes, it's easy. You're saying that just to make me happy. Let's go from here. Let's record from here. Let's record from here. And we have everything that is recording right now. Okay, okay. I'll put it here. Okay. Everything will be fine. Don't worry.


When I first started researching for this course, I was on a family vacation in Germany with my family and we went to a Roman technology museum in Mayen, which is not too far from the Rhine, kind of between Cologne and Frankfurt. And there they have a number of Roman machines reconstructed. And this in this animation is a reconstruction of a water wheel powered marble saw. Here the water wheel isn't running, but this would be able to power two different saws working simultaneously, kind of moving back and forth the way that you see axles on a train cutting marble slabs. Here we're looking at a slightly different view and I'll start the video back up in a minute. I want you to know that this particular marble saw is based on images from a Roman tomb. There's an engraving depicting one of one such saw and also on some archaeological finds. And most of this material is from sort of the eastern part of the empire. It's a modern day turkey. And here you can see that the water wheel would have driven a piston that would have pushed a box with the saw back and forth. Here's the other box. You can see that it's not loaded with the saw and there's nothing for it to saw here. And then there's the water trough for the water to go away. Now I want you to see the actual blade itself of the saw. And as you can see this metal blade really is dull. This is just like the cutting wheel that we saw when we were looking at rock crystal. What this saw really relies upon is grit and abrasion. So here sand and water would have been used to actually cut into the marble. And the metal is simply a means of moving that abrasive back and forth. And if we take a closer look here and then I'm going to pan out and show you some of the material that we have next to the saw. Here's a smaller version of a saw that I'll show you in a moment. You can see some of the wet sand and grit that is used, that is left over there from actual slabbing. And you can actually work with this saw moving it back and forth. And then adding sand using water to pour away some of the excess. And this is just regular old playground sand and water. You can see them here in these buckets at the museum. Now I'm going to show you the saw in action. As you can see they're actually floating the saw slightly above the marble, not actually cutting it. But they do sometimes have it engaged with the marble cutting through it and making slabs. Very much like the marble countertops that you might see in your own house or someone else's house today. Just about a year after I went to Mayan and saw the Roman marble saw at the Technology Museum there. I was in Carrara, Italy doing additional research for this course. And I took a tour of the marble quarries and some of the workshops. I got to see a sculptor at work. And one of the most fascinating things was this modern marble saw in Carrara. And what I found out is that it works on exactly the same principle as the Roman saw we've been looking at. That is that it's using water and an abrasive. In this case the abrasive is probably industrial diamonds actually on the blade. But you can see the water is there to help lubricate and also get rid of the excess marble dust as the marble is being cut into slabs. So let's see it in action. Now we're back in Mayan, Germany. And that's my husband and son. At the time my son was 8 and he's 10 now as I'm recording this. But they are going to demonstrate first a small version of the Roman saw. This is a hand powered version of course. And then a larger version. So let's see those clips. Now we're looking at Paul and Will trying to use a much bigger saw. This is a real two man saw. And after they're done with this I'll show you some of the cuts that were made. So let's see them in action again. I think you can appreciate the advantage that the water wheel would have afforded to workers. The last thing I want to show you are some actual cuts that were made with the different saws that they have at this technology museum in Mayan. So here we'll play the clip and you can see some of those scraps. They look a lot like what you would find at a building store or if you went to a marble countertop place in a city. And all of this cutting is done doing simple play sand like what you see here.


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Wel, gwrm na toffi TV, Hamers Rodríguez, looks like he's moving to heaven, so we thought we'd do an update because this is a story that has moved quite quickly. Joining by Steve Kelly for this one, Steve, this is a... This is a story that has moved quite quickly. Saying yesterday when we got Carlo and Tiriti that Joe can be said to Pedd a Christmas that will be Hamers Rodríguez coming as well, It was a joke. It all didn't take for a minute that sign that he'd probably end up here, but it looks like he is going to end up for Everton's show. When he first, when Angelotti first come, he was probably one of the first players linked to us straight away wasn't he as well, so now at the start of the transfer he did nothing really mentioned about him and now there's the odd link here and there, but there's talk of him going to Athletic Home Madrid I think and then. Angunited, Angunited. Angunited and then from basically nowhere he's on the verge of signing for Everton, so. I mean you're right this is a story that I think it was first mentioned in January the transfer window, but it was just a passing thing you know Everton had monitored in this situation because he wasn't playing at Real, there was a low movement to the end of the season, obviously not nothing there. It did go quiet, it resurfaced again in about May because obviously he hadn't cut ahead of post lockdown, he'd come on back way and then the league has started again and he played a couple of games or not many and then it started with, it picked up a bit of pace around early August and it once the season had finished, but then again it was, he was just in the mix with a lot of other people. There was talk of Madrid, Athletic Home Madrid on the, yeah. I mean I remember saying very early on in August they were saying it was practically done, he was going to Athletic Home Madrid and we were kind of sort of like, you know, we're after a different type of winger and then I guess a week ago it really started up that, you know, or 10 days ago that James Rodriguez it, you know, Antelotti wants him and from then it really, it really took off and obviously we've got to the end of the season. We're at the stage now where the deals agreed, we don't know to break down yet we've seen alone for a year with then two years, we saw yesterday three year deal sorted so it's somewhere between those two, all subject to medical of course which hasn't taken place at the time of recording this video. So it looks like it's gone or that, but I mean why do you think Carlo Antelotti has gone for James Rodriguez in your opinion? I think he's just looked at, since obviously after lockdown and you see, I think he's just looked at the team and the lack of creativity in the team and I think we've not got really anyone in the team who can unlock, unlock the team. He's probably looked at a Wabie, looked at Bernard and no offence to them two players, they didn't really give Antelotti much to go with when coming back. So he's probably looked at a player he trusts, he took them to Bayern Munich, Adam at Real Madrid, he knows the qualities of them and he's got something to prove now because he's basically been put on the sidelines for the last 12 months with Real Madrid. So this is I suppose, and I've read a few stories that he's wanted a traditional Premier League club, he's probably come to one of the most traditional if he joins and I just think he's going to be the big fish in the small pond at the moment unfortunately so I think it's a good move for him, he's 29 now so he should be at the peak of his career. Are you, have you got any concerns with the last couple of years he's not really played that much particularly the last 12 months he hasn't, he went back to Real, knows the damn, was talking about using them, he was glad to have them back and he's got this quality and that quality. You can say that he was 29 a few weeks ago so he's just 29. Do you look at that and think well he hasn't played that much over the last two years so really he's kind of got two years in his legs more than a normal 29 year old so to speak? Maybe because I know he played a lot of games early on and he's played a lot of a lot of football so maybe he's needed I suppose this rest for his body like I know I spoke to Andy a few times about Alan he's not really played as many games as a lot of 29 year olds probably have so we're potentially getting two players if there are going to be 27 hopefully yeah. But I think my only worry is obviously I know he had a couple of bad injuries but he was out for a period of time. I don't doubt the player's quality, he's a quality player haven't we all know that. Obviously I'd just be interested and see how he adapts to the Premier League but let's be honest it's not probably the Premier League 10, 15 years ago it's very different now. It's not the blood and thunder and tackles flying in because it's just not like that anymore so I'm looking forward to seeing what he'll bring to the team and as I said to you off here then I was like I think you might see training levels go up a lot because you've got a world class footballer which we haven't had many of them in the last couple of years so it might make the players around them better now hopefully. One other key thing and I guess this is weighed into the Alan stuff as well but how important do you think for Carlo Anciolotti to establish this culture because obviously he came in in December, nothing happened in January, he brought Jared Branthwaite in obviously he was a low profile sign went on to look very good and play the three games for us but this is Carlo Anciolotti's first real venture into the transfer market with Evan. He should have had six months to assess, he's had nine months to assess with Covid so it's important for him to establish that culture isn't it and the new way for players now he's given the current squad long enough to establish themselves some have done well out of it and others haven't responded, midfield has been not very good so just think this is key you've just mentioned the day training levels going up you'd like to think with Alan as well. There are two players who know the manager, know what's expected and have performed, do you think that can be a catalyst to the rest of the squad? This is the level that the manager's expected. Standards isn't it, just standards of what he knows what Anciolotti expects, like he's not going to walk in him, like if he walked in if it was Marco Silver or Ramon Cooman or anyone like that it's Carlo Anciolotti knows what he's got to do to impress the manager. He also may be saying to say to other players who aren't doing that saying this bloke won't have much of this or you'll be gone to them and it'll be the same with Alan I think Alan's just to me Alan is the most important but this one is the one who could maybe take us from 12th to 7th where that creativity or that match winning performance maybe where it could be a tight game you can just produce something like that. We probably haven't had that for a long time now really. Yeah I mean it's just very quickly that you see how big a player he is well wide I think he's the sixth biggest athlete in terms of following in the world and that's including LeBron James and stuff people like that who were on that list he's got an incredible following so obviously Elevates, Evans, Brand everywhere he's got Jerry Mainer at the club his Colombian team mate so there's a lot of things in place and if we can get a tune out of him. If we can get a tune out of him and if we can get the deal over the line it's looking good let's be honest it's all looking very positive great left foot on him incredible record assist wise I think he has just a goal just under every four games so therefore you can bring that and that's only because that's deteriorated because he hasn't played as many games of course but if you can get that quality into a team that let's be honest. Mifffield has been so poor last season nine goals across the whole Mifffield if he can add a few goals and create opportunities with that left foot of his then it'll certainly will improve the team. That's the most interesting part will be where he plays I think a lot of people like is Andy Oughty going to change the formation that's going to be the interesting part where he plays now. We will do it a deep dive on him as and when we get him out of the line but I think he's played just off the top of me and he's played the majority against off the right with that left foot so a lot of his goals seem to come from there as well. Be interesting it'll be interesting so there you go that's where we're up to lots of interest the step they're off daily grade and it's subject to a medical now when whenever that might be I guess the medical is imminent and it looks like James Rodriguez could be coming ever to play it very very soon and it certainly will be a massive coup for the club and a good sign for Carlo Antelotti getting another player his way within and someone who knows his methods and someone who the rest of the team. Can look up to because he is a well star with it. I think it's probably the biggest and machine he's writing as a sign. Yeah I think that's fair to say or keep going on we need this big name we need this big name I think this is probably the biggest one. We need them to deliver for me more so than his name is great and his name will carry. It's what he does on the pitch but he's got to produce so. There you go let's know what you think in the comments section below if you're confident that James Rodriguez will be coming ever and play it shortly. Are you happy with the signing? Do you think he's what we need or are you cautious about it given his age or don't you care about his age you just want to see quality players wearing the evidence. Let us know in the comments section below make sure you subscribe give the video a thumbs up and if you want more videos join us over on Peyton loads of you have done. Thanks very much for watching see you later.


Welcome! This is Melissa Armel with the Stock Switch and reviewing the 2019 year-to-date Advanced Trader Tracking. So we'll go over what Advanced Trader is. A little bit Advanced Trader is an advanced risk per trade between about 1500-2000 trade. Okay, so you can be a beginner trader. You can be an Advanced Trader. It's about what you can afford to risk that you're looking to make. So really nice start here to 2019 considering the fact I was sick for a large part of the last six weeks of the year. But finally starting to feel better and get into a groove. So and luckily it's still learning season. So 47,720 let's go over it. This is me if you have any questions you can email me at Melissa at thesockswish.com or call me at 929-3200 Gap. Follow me on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube or Skype. So GME was a beautiful, beautiful short. And what do I do? I do gaps and I prefer the short. Stock close to your gap down. Open, drop. So you could have taken it here. You could have taken it here. It fell. Continue to break even later past 10 o'clock. But I like to look for the first quick ones. Earning season is here. It's a good time to trade. There's four quarterly earnings seasons in the market during the calendar year. And that's when companies report their earnings. And you usually get a lot of momentum, a lot of volatility, a lot of gaps. So again, first week of the year closed for the holiday. Then came back and did two trades in the spy.  One was a winner. And then I was just sick. So closed the room. Lulun was a really good one. This was a long on the 14th. Netflix another nice call. 17th Sig was a loser for the first trade. Second ones were good. Winners 3,820,350. AXP was a bust. Q's was a nice one on the 18th. Market close in the 21st. SWK 7,140. COF 1700. MKC 1660. QQQ's 3735. And Starbucks was little one 580. Cat was a nice short. GME again was a good short.  Second one winner.  Second one winner. And the spy was a winner. 31st. 3430 was X. Beautiful move. Q's was a winner.  Then to start off February 1st. No trades in the first and fourth. Fifth off. EA 1650. Loser. Twitter. Beautiful move 4320.  Second trade winner. 11th. No trades. Remember when something doesn't meet the criteria you don't trade. And there wasn't anything that met the criteria. 12th was UAA. Loser. Guild. Winner. Spy. Nice move. And that was a long. So an advanced trader risk as I said 1500 or 2000. If you're looking to learn how to day trade the market, I'm very good at what I do. I predict where stocks gonna go in the pre-market or the post-market based on the stock gapping. You can learn what I do in the golden gap course. Next class is February 23rd and 24th from 9 to 5 eastern time. Cost of the class is 59.99 US dollars. Class is online. You can be anywhere in the world and take it. Sign up early to secure your spot. I already have people registered for this class. And then the trends class is gonna be the 25th. So it's gonna be boom, boom, boom. Class tuition for both as you save on the trends class 64.99. So you get two classes for one price. If you're thinking about trading the market and you really want to learn how to do this, you can use my system for swing trading options or day trades. You will learn the 26 points in the class, which is how I predict the direction of markets gonna go in the stock. It's been a good strong start to the year. And as I said, I've been under the weather. So finally starting to feel better. Thank God, still winter here in New York, but looking to really have a banner year this year. If you have any questions or would like more information, email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com


CJ Stroud, the best rookie quarterback I've ever seen, just got a game-breaking quarterback card. He got a limited playoffs 95 overall, with the absolute best ability stack in the entire game. And for that reason, he is the most expensive player in the game. The other limited is Jair Alexander. Honestly, I thought the limited should have been Dak Prescott since he put up so many points for Green Bay. I'm sorry, Cowboys fans. This is not the time. Jair's card is absolutely insane too, but today is all about CJ Stroud. Both of these players are in packs. This is the pack-and-play squad. So my goal is to pull them and add them to the team. They also dropped some other new 94s, which we'll be looking for as well. There's a 94 Vita Veya D. Tackle. There's this really cool 94 Pacheco. I like this card a lot. And Josh Allen finally got an upgrade, 94 overall. Here's our pack-and-play squad currently. I could use any offensive linemen, and then we do have limited Pukinakua at wide receiver. 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And if you download Raid right now using my link in the top of the description or the QR code on screen, you'll get amazing bonuses like Epic Champions, Light Sword, and Epic Juliana. So download Raid now using the link in the top of the description or by scanning my QR code and start working your way towards that free legendary champion, Rathalos Blademaster. So join the hunt today and enjoy the rest of the video. Who's also one of the best rookies I've ever seen, so we're gonna get CJ Stroud and we'll be throwing two rookies, a Flowers, Rookie, Hukunakua, and then we also have Amari Cooper, a little veteran leadership. Now I will say, though, the fact that CJ Stroud is three million coins scares me. That means it's probably pretty hard to pull this card. We're obviously gonna go for it regardless. The Playoffs Fantasy Bundle. You get 10 packs, you get 291 pluses, and 194 or limited.    Come on, CJ. Now we'll know if we pulled the limited because you get that Tokyo Drift animation. I talk about that a lot, but the 94s are indistinguishable. From the 82, so that animation right there could be a 94 or it could be an 82. So we've got to sit and be patient, see if we pull something crazy. And, of course, we can always complete a set to get a 94 of our choice. Honestly, that Pacheco would be a sick card to put on this team. These fantasy packs aren't anything too fancy. Trey Palmer. Did you guys see that stat about Trey Palmer?  I thought that was pretty cool. Hey, 91. Khalil Shakir. That's the best pull so far. 91 Isaiah likely. I will definitely take that. Maurice Hurst again. Marquis Bell. Jason Sanders. Technically, I could pull CJ Strader-Jair in one of these, but dude, EA has been so annoying with packs this year. They actually made it a lot easier for you to get limited when you actually spend money, but they make it, it's just so hard otherwise. It's so wack. Like this year, I've obviously pulled so many more limits than I've ever pulled, but it's because they have all these 50-50 packs that you have to pay money for. I think that's wack.  Our 91 is David Montgomery. I did get to witness him running the first touchdown against the Rams. So that was awesome. Our second 91 plus, not a limited. Nixon, all right, I'll take it. All right, boys. It all comes down to the big boy right here, a 94 overall champion, or a limited will know instantly based off the animation drum roll, please. Come on, baby. Come on, baby. Come on. Come on. It's really that easy, guys. It simply is that easy.  It's that simple. Now, if you guys keep up with pack-and-play, I was going to get Stroud either way, but now that I've actually pulled him, I get to keep him on the lineup. Whereas if I buy a player, I have to sell him after the episode. So we now officially have the best quarterback in the game locked in on the pack-and-play squad. And let me show you guys the best quarterback in the game. Not only is he the highest overall and he has the best stats, but he's got discounted gunslinger, pass lead elite and hot route master. Hot route master is usually 3 AP and CJ Stroud gets it for one. So we can rock hot route master. We can rock gunslinger and he gets gift wrap for free in the first slot. Are you kidding me? Oh my God, this card's insane. I didn't even realize that. I'm going to give him running gun. He's fast as hell and that's my favorite ability. So we get limited CJ Stroud and I got enough 91 overall players to actually redeem a set here. So I'm going to pick up 94 overall Taylor Decker. My current left tackle is an 89 overall boosted to a 90. So this is actually a plus five right here. That's a huge pickup. New offensive lineman 94 overall Taylor Decker. Six seven dudes a monster.  I think you got to get to like level two on the field pass or something. Incredibly simple, but it gives you boosts for all playoff players. You just have to pick NFC or AFC.  So yeah, pretty nasty. Now with all gameplays, I always want to try and beat a record. So CJ Stroud's best game this season was against Tampa Bay. He had 470 yards and five touchdowns. That's actually insane. Even for Madden, I'm going to try and beat those stats today. I got to throw for more than 470 and more than five touchdowns. We'll see. Oh, look at this. Zesty Cougars got my former QB. Sorry, Derek Carr. It's CJ Stroudster. What do you got, Derek Carr? Buddy's calling an audible. Ooh, good ball. We'll check down in the middle. First and 10. He's going to go play action, throw it low. Good hits, boys. Look at Carr and those Chargers unis. Malik Hooker's getting through. Does he get home? No, but it was enough pressure to throw off the pass. Sorry, Derek. What have we got here, boys? 39. This could be the big stop right here. We get this ball back right here with the stop. Oh, that is bagged.  Oh, and he's pumping. Oh, I like this a lot. Wait a minute. We could get a 99-yard drive with Stroud. If I hail this down at the one, that is so unbelievably risky. Did he punt it? Oh, wait a minute. Okay, let's take it out. Let's take it out. Did I just get a safety? I'm on the one. I didn't really mean to do this, but it works. I just realized I have the wrong abilities on Puka Nakua. He had his own video. If you guys didn't see that, Puka went insane, but I gave him slot apprentice to give him hot routes. But CJ Stroud has Hot Route Master, so I no longer need that. That doesn't mean I can't throw to the boy though. So let's try and sit in his pocket. Yes. Oh my God. Give me some breathing room. Nice. Wow. That was such a good user switch out. He predicted that juke so well. I'm going to double team the right side. I'm going to try and scramble out of this and get over to Nakua. Okay, the double teams there, the scramble. Ah, Puka was bagged. I couldn't get to that. He's pressed up on him. Oh, I had A in the middle, but I missed it. But dude, Stroud is fast.  How did he do that? Not sure what I want out of Puka. I'm going to look for a corner route on Puka Nakua here and then save flowers underneath. I got to remember this is not a Puka Nakua video. I do not have to go to Puka Nakua, but I just want to. That Puka is so good. Looking for a Mari Deep, Zay Deep, Puka. Right down over. I'm going to Mari on the free form. Oh, Joey Porter Jr. Dude, I'm doing no justice to CJ like that. Is this a handoff? It is. Oh, and I missed the avalanche with Gronk, but that's okay. Second and nine. Another handoff. Gronk's going to get there. Marshall Fault goes for only a little 34. What do we got here? Going to send a big blitz. Oh, oh my God. Derek cut through such a bad ball that not only did he miss me, but he also missed the hatback and he's going to punt again. I'm shocked by the punt calls. You don't see a lot of punts in online head to head, but I guess he did stop me the first time. And look at this. I can fair catch this one. All right. This one's from the two yard line. I like our odds a little better now. All right. First in 10, I'm just going to hit Tony G. I need some space to breathe. Strauss three for five, 50 yards and interception. I still got to break the record with him though. That's the goal today. I've got time. No, it's not a safety. Thank God, dude. I think Puka should be open in a seam here. I'm just going to go low to James Cook. I'm too scared. It's fourth in 10 from the two. This guy punts and I go for this. Here we go. There's Puka. I see him. Good ball.  I'm playing right now. It's all right. Let's get it together now. Let's regroup. Let's regroup. There's Tony G. Deep over the middle. Nice. That was close. Let's go stroud. Now you're moving the ball stroud. I'm going to go Zee deep. I wonder if I have a chance with Zee here. Good stroud. Can you hit that stroud? What a ball. Oh my God. On the run. No dashing. Dead eye. No problem. Jeez. That was a good ball. All right. I'm looking for Tony G. Just coming across the face here. He's there. Tony G's got him. Switch on. All right. Hey, we got 150 yards and a touchdown. We need 470 and five. Nice work stroud. Oh, good time to send a blitz. Second and sixth year. We got the two minute warning coming up. All right. Let's send a blitz here. It's going to hand it off. Third and sixth. That works for us. I'm calling a timeout here, actually, because if he turns this over, I want time. I'm going to let that two minute warning help me out a little here. This is Hail Mary. He's in bunch here. Throws the check down caught, but it's fourth and two. Fourth and two. How's he going to try and pick this up? Does he run this? He's got... Oh, good find. I thought he was going to put Randy Moss on a hitch there because he audible to him. I just... I tried to bait it. Didn't work. All right, send a big blitz here. Hey, it gets home. Second and 16. Second and 16. What do we got here? Ooh, big boy. That's just too easy for Woodson. Dude, it's got to be... I got to get strowed as many yards as evenly possible. I got to start on the two. It's so... This is so risky because it's only a seven point game, but we played really good defense so far. Okay. So I think he's going to blitz here.  Yeah, he blitzes. Zay? Oh, that's good defense. CJ Stroud running gun is activated. Oh, my. I'm looking for Puka.  Okay, he's not there. No. I'm homeless. I'm ruining CJ Stroud's legacy game. This is a run. Oh, my God. That's not a run. Okay. Hear me out. This is the quickest way to get the ball back Oh, and it's Nico Collins too. Sick. We're going with the no-grass-touched route. You ready? Zay's got him. Dude, I'm getting screamed on. Damn, I had that. All right. We got little scissors. Oh, Nakua is so open. Make a move. Yes. All right. Close, but no cigar. Dude, he absolutely dominated that coverage. Give Dalvin the... Yup. That's there. Not Dalvin. Fuck, I see Cook and I'm thinking it's Dalvin. Got to use our last time out. We got 17 seconds to get in the end zone. I technically could take the lead, but I want end zone. Looks like he's running a little covered too. I think the scissor concept over here with Amari and Nakua is just going to continue to be gnarly here. I'm going to Amari. Oh, that's risky. I've got 200 yards though. We're close there. I need the touchdown. I really do. I have to get the touchdown here. Can we go Zay flowers? Freeform? I'm going for it. Oh, my God. He's in! That's what I tried to do earlier, but I got picked. We're going to go for two here. Looking for James Cook. Oh, stay in the pocket. Stay in the pocket. Now scramble. Now scramble. You're fast. You're fast, he's in. Let's go. 15 and 9. All right. The dream is alive. All right. We got a 6-point lead at halftime. We start with the ball. Keep cooking with CJ. I really like James Cook here. Got Erv Smith kind of as a clear out. We've got a lot of good options on this play. Oh, look at... No, no, no, he got robbed. Tony G have my children. Let's bring Puka all the way across here. All right. Just got to sit. Sit, sit, sit, sit, sit. Oh, Puka. Puka. Nakua. Let's go. Dude, Puka catches every contested ball. I love him. He has double me.  I don't care. I'm hucking it. Double me activated. Puka Nakua. Ah! 36-2 touchdowns. Puka! I'm giving him a smoke screen. Let's see if they drop. Oh, no, they don't drop back.   That was absolutely insane. Oh, no. He's going to pass. Dude, that was absolutely bonkers. Nice play by him. I got so many yards, but I don't get the touchdown. Am I going to beat CJ's touchdowns? I don't know. I think yards is a lock though. Oh, nice ball. Nice ball to Higbee. Coming down with Julius. Good defense. I'm going to blitz with... Oh, no, I see it. I see it. I see it. I see it. Ooh, good pass. Got to take a good angle here and go for the breakout. He's moving the ball. I got to switch up my defense. This isn't working against him. So play action. Good ball. Big hit. Nice. I think he runs this just to pick it up. Let's go on the lead cooker if it's a right side stretch. I was so un... Let's go! That's exactly what we thought it was.  Now he's going to pass. Let's go Tampa 2. Well, we don't have Tampa 2, but we have Cover 2. This should be good. This should be good. Oh, I saw it late. Damn it. I got to get to that a lot faster. First and 10. Hand off again. All right, Marshall folks finally starting to do something. I think he passes here. I'm going to go on Winfield. Oh, okay. He runs it, but he's not going to get the first. Third and one. Third and one. Huge, huge, whiskey ball. Woodson's got it. I can't take it, too. I'm going to try actually. I got to be smart. This is a close game. I was thinking about downing it for CJ, but no, I got to, I got to play. Puka still has double me, by the way. I'm going to give him the corner out here. Let's see if Ray follows it. Ray? Oh, no, that's so under. It's not under thrown.   All right, let's get it together. Dude, I got to tell you, that's double me syndrome, man. Whenever you get double me activated, you just want to throw it every time. All right, second and 10. I got a big blitz here. I'm there. Oh, good breakup. I thought I was going to alert that. All right, I'm going to set my best blitz here on third and 10. Got to try and get this ball back quick. Ooh, it got home. Fourth and 10. He probably goes for this. He should. Huge play right here. She's going to go cover two man. Oh, no, that's my responsibility. And this man. That's my responsibility. This is a run. Let's blow it up. Force him to pass. Uh, good hits, good hits. I don't think he runs it again. Okay. We miss. Go low on the two. All right, now we run commit. Good. Second and goal. I'm going to go on peppers just in case it is. Maybe left side. Maybe right side. Maybe it's a pass. Maybe it's play action. Maybe it's another run, but Gronk stuffs it third and goal. Tush push. I'm run committing. I don't know. Maybe the same thing. It's a pass. Okay. Now we need the best drive out of CJ Stroud so I can redeem his stat line. I think I'm just going to throw this check down to James Cook. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. All right, second and seven. We got a little room to work, dude. I'm more interceptions than touchdowns. That's not a CJ Stroud game. He just press covered a little bit and then backed it off safe.  Why can't I throw that ball? It's such an easy throw. I think it's because I don't have set feet lead on. That's supposed to be a really easy pass. Zay flowers has like a million yards of separation. Well, the legacy continues. Now it's a game winning CJ Stroud drive. He has 350 yards, but I have four interceptions, bro. Okay, so that's the throw I've been trying to make the Zay flowers, but that time it actually worked. Let's send Zay deep. I got Tony G deep. Oh, I got the crosser to Nakua. What a ball. 400. I'm going to get the yards. I'm certainly not getting the touchdowns though. This might be the most interceptions and the most yards I've ever thrown in the game. Stay in the pocket. Deliver. Oh, that ball was so disgusting. 430 yards to touchdowns. I might be able to hit a Koye low key. If I go Zay and Puka in, I could probably hit a Koye. Maybe I don't need him. I got scared. Technically, I could chew clock and kick a field goal, but I think we got to score the touchdown and go for two. This is such a weird formation.  Look at Zay flowers. Beautiful. We got to go for two here. I think we just hit Nakua on the slant. Does he have it? Great route and an insane catch. Dude, this is a crazy close game. All right. Well, we got CJ Stroud 450 and three touchdowns. If you just ignore the interceptions. It's a pretty gnarly game. All right, Zesty Cougar. What are we cooking up here? Is this a run? I got to come out of this defense, bro. I've been in this defense all game and I've just been trash. Ooh, it worked here. Nick Bosa, Samuel Blitz. Oh, I got to go cover the half back. I've been ignoring my responsibility. Mine this time. Let's go. That's what I tried to do earlier. I finally got it. All right, I've been a little off today, boys. I won't lie, but we're still going to beat Stroud's record. We're going to get this here right now. I'm going scissor concept on the left. I love scissoring. All right, I'm going to free form it down and away so that I can't make that mistake again. Form 54, three touchdowns. Make it 456. If I can get this here, I'm going to send Zayacross again. I'm going to try and roll out to the right. Ooh, that's not going to happen. All right, let's just get rid of the ball. The goal lines actually scaring me. I think we go Zay flowers here. Oh, he's there. He's there. Easy hitch. Let's go, CJ. And I finally feel like I can breathe. I'm going to try and throw the same thing to Zay here. He knows, he knows. No way. Let's just make this. What does this do to this game? Oh, nothing bad. I got a strafe. Good. Good. Good, good, good. I got to go backwards. I got to go backwards. I need the record. I need the record. That was an insane Lurkardus jump right there. I got to say my favorite play right now is Gun Split Twin Stack Slot Cross out of San Francisco 49ers offense. I'm just, I love a Koye as the extra blocker and then I can get Zay coming across the field or I can get Puka coming across the field. This time around, I'm getting Puka and my pocket gloves. That's okay. Chargers calling time out. They want this ball back. It works well for me because I want the yards. If Puka the inside route, we just got to sit in the pocket. Zay flowers. That's the mistakes. Oh, good strafe. He saw the juke coming. I only have one time out. Let's just go no huddle here. But now I can do Zay flowers corner out the other side. The corner routes. Take me home free form. Got it. No. All right. What if I just did Puka on that route instead? That's kind of bagged and the free form is a bad call. If I get the touchdown though, I have five touchdowns. I at least tie it. We got to look at a Mari Cooper. We've got this monster who hasn't got to do much yet. Try and get him on this post. Oh, that's five blitzing.  We ball fourth and 10. Is this a big blitz? What is this? Final play of the game. I'm sending Zay to the end zone. A couple crossers. I'm going to block James Cook. Does he blitz? Okay. No, it's a four man rush. I'm going to Mari. Come on. Oh, okay. Good catch. Oh, come on. Wait a minute. It's not over. Oh my God. I can still do it. If we put this in the end zone, I'm going to block Puka. Oh my God. He actually has a chance. Oh, Joey Porter Jr. owns me. Stop it. That was my record. Darn it. That was a monkey-ass game. Let's take a look at the stats in this game. Stroud, 25 or 37, 511. Four touchdowns, five interceptions. Just do it. Just cover your hand. Like put your hand over the five interceptions. Actually, my amazing under severe is just going to take those interceptions away. And that's a hell of a stat line. Zay flowers, 144 and 3. Puka, 6 for 178 and 0. Cook had 80. Gonzalez had 85.  Hey, that was a blast. CJ Stroud legacy. I hope you guys enjoyed ahead to get this card and I'll see you guys in the next video. Peace.