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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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Juice jacking, a form of a cyber crime that involves stealing data or installing malware on a device through a USB charging port, has become an increasingly common threat in todays time. As more and more people rely on their phones and other devices to stay connected, the convenience of public charging stations has made it easier for cyber criminals to carry out their attacks. Training and awareness would be the best sources of prevention, Chief Technical Officer Fernando De Velasco said. We also install our own electric outlets and purchase the charging outlets (like the portable units,) so we know those come without any issues. People are not aware of this issue in general, and having convenience outlets in many public spaces adds to this problem.
Experts warn against dangers of juice jacking
Nada Gad, Photojournalist • May 15, 2023

Juice jacking, a form of a cyber crime that involves stealing data or installing malware on a device through a USB charging...

This picture provides a street view of the Collin County History Museum. The museum normally  stays open Thursday-Saturday from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., but it is currently closed in preparation for its next exhibit, Created in Collin County. (The exhibit) is the stories of things that were created here, art that was created here, music that was created here (and) athletes that trained here, museum director Kristin Spalding said. We have cafes, entertainment ... things that are very memorable to our seniors. Id like to highlight some of those things, and were going to tell some of those stories.
Collin County History Museum prepares new exhibit
Kalyani Rao, Executive Editor-in-Chief • May 11, 2023
A collage of photos features senior Cate Emma Warren with family and friends. Warren will be attending Louisiana State University in the fall majoring in Biology. Every person in ENO has learned the importance of the truth, of authenticity and owning your own work, Warren said. I hope that ENT can continue to be an outlet for students, journalists, teachers, administrators and people of Prosper to find that sense of truth. Thank you for allowing me to learn with you, make mistakes, and lastly, thank you for helping make me who I am today.
Senior column: Eagle Nation Times Editor reflects on building the print newspaper, personal growth
Cate Emma Warren, Editor-in-chief of Eagle Nation Times • May 18, 2023

As I look to the end of my senior year, I have to reflect on everything that has led me to where I am today. Many say ‘everything...

Hands raised in front of their faces, juniors Juliana Cruz and Samiya King check the contrast of their skin tones against their suits for a project for their American Sign Language class. The class requires distinct clothing, in order for people to comprehend hand signs. Students at Prosper are able to take the ASL course up to four levels.
Eagle Brief May 11 - May 25
Kalyani Rao, Executive Editor-in-Chief • May 12, 2023
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