Close Window Moving to another question will save this response. Question 8 of 32 ha Question 8 12 points Save Answ Public Wi-Fi networks are well known to be insecure. In addition, most of websites do not use secure HTTP protocol, where only sensitive data such as username, password, credit card Information are encrypted. Sidejacking is HTTP session hijacking where an attacker can intercept the information sent from Web browser and website or vice versa (case of cookies). This information can be used by the attacker to behave as the user and can do the same things as the legitimate user can do In 2010, Firesheep, an extension of Firefox Web browser, was released by Eric Butler, Firesheep enables attackers sidejack open Web sessions using a button "start capturing". For users who connect to insecure websites, Firesheep gathers information about them and displays in a sidebar, the username, photo and the website the user is visiting. By clicking the photo, the attacker gains the capabilities to behave as the logitimate user and does what the user is able to do Several people downloaded Firesheep that time, and the issue website security received a great attention from media and social network users. Afterwards, several companies and social media and social networking service companies adopted secure HTTP, HTTP The question we raise is: was Eric Butler wrong when he released Firesheep? Analyze the case from the ethical point of view, stating the stakeholders and their values, Impact of this action on the stakeholders, and whether the action is ethical or unethical justify your answer. For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT-FN-F10 (Mac). BI V S Paragraph Arial 14px 2 I. 6 x x [