Answer:
<u>ITS A SIMPLE ANSWER BUT THE PROBLEM IS TOO BIG!</u>
Explanation:
The phishing email might contain a link which on clicking will take you to a fake web page. For example, the link might take you to a fake bank website which looks very legitimate but in reality is just a lookalike. If the victim falls for the scam and enters his/her account details on the website, the details will actually go to the hacker's server instead of going to the bank and the hacker will have all the information that the victim has provided on the website.
Answer:
The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.
Explanation:
My laptop's current screen resolution is (1366 by 768 recommended). When you change your screen resolution, your pc automatically suggests the recommended screen resolution that helps you to view more information on your screen and enable you to fit the most information on the screen while still being able to read the display.
To change the screen resolution, you need to go through from the following steps:
- Right-click on empty space of desktop.
- As you right-click, a list of options will open, select "display setting" among them
- A new setting window will get open, at the left of the window, among given option, click on the first option i.e "display"
- The content of the display setting gets open in the right area of the window. scroll down and find the "Scale and Layout"
- under scale and layout, you can change your screen resolution while selecting the different screen resolution. However, it is good to select the recommended screen resolution based on your screen size.
Answer:
PING
Explanation:
To check if there's still connectivity between the computer and server, I would use the ping command.
The ping command is primarily a TCP/IP command. What this command does is to troubleshoot shoot. It troubleshoots connection and reachability. This command also does the work of testing the name of the computer and also its IP address.
