$3.$ The system is hacked! In an attempt to help protect customer information, Netflix now needs you to provide a query that will show, specifically in this order, all affected customers, the last $4$ digits of their credit card number, their current account password, a new system generated password, and email so that Netflix may notify them of the password change to come. Affected customers include Discover and Mastercard users. Customer name should be displayed in one column, with a space in between the first and last name $($ex: John Smith$).$ Credit card numbers should include asterisks in place of all digits preceding the last four digits, which will be left visible, regardless of credit card length. The new system generated password should be formatted as follows: lowercase first $3$ letters of customer last name, then the number produced by multiplying the customer birthday by their birth month, and then the uppercase first $3$ letters of their first name. For example: John Smith has a birthday on $7/18,$ so his new password would be $$smi$126$JOH$.$ Order by customer first name, alphabetically. $(35\%)$