Lets pretend you have $3000 to spend on building out your home computer lab. You all have different things you're interested in. For some of you, you may want to build out a website and manage a database. Others of you may want to focus on security and have a sandbox and malware analysis station. Or an attack computer and various victims to practice ethical hacking on. Or maybe you're more interested in networking and want to have different routers and switches to work with. Pick what you're most interested in, what skills you want to develop, and what hardware and software you could want. Use your pretend budget and go out and find the actual prices for the items you'd want to buy. List off the links for where you'd make your purchases. You are NOT required to actually build out a lab, buf I want you to go through all the planning steps. Make sure to include the following: 1) The goals of your home lab 2) The software you'd purchase, the price of the software, and a link to where you'd get it 3) The hardware you'd buy, the price of the hardware, and a link to where you'd get it. Provide explanations for why you need specifications. For example, some software requires a lot of RAM, whereas if you're collecting a lot of data, you might need plei Please be sure to submit your original post by the end of the first week (Sunday, January 29th at 11:59 p.m.). Comments to the are due by the end of the second week (Sunday, February 5 th at 11:59 p.m.)