Answer:
c. Messages flowing to the client typically use a source TCP port number of 80.
d. Messages flowing to the server typically use TCP.
Explanation:
When fred open the web browser and start a connection to the www.certskills.com website.Two things happens from the mentioned things
1.Messages that are going to the server are use TCP(Transmission Control Protocol).
2.Message goes to the client uses port number 80 that is of TCP used for transferring web pages.
Because the port number 80 is reserved for the HTTP used for transferring web pages that uses TCP protocol.
Answer:
bring your own devices
Explanation:
"bring your own devices" paradigm is getting popular since organizations are increasingly allowing users to perform work tasks <em>on their own</em> personal devices, It is preferred because of the benefits and ease for the user. On the other hand, this paradigm opens several security risks.
For example processing sensitive data on personal devices creates risks in case of data recovery or if the device is stolen or lost.
Additionally, <em>control and monitoring</em> of organizational data is harder when users allowed to work on their personal devices. Thus <em>data leakage</em> and <em>public exposure</em> can happen more easily.
Answer: Limits the row data that are returned.
Explanation: In structured query language (SQL), The where clause is used as a filter. The filter is applied to a column and as such the filter value or criteria determines the values that are spared in the column on which the WHERE clause is applied. All rows in which the column value does not meet the WHERE clause criteria are exempted from the output. This will hence limit the number of rows which our command displays.
For instance,
FROM * SELECT table_name WHERE username = 'fichoh' ;
The command above filters the username column for username with fichoh, then displays only rows of Data with fichoh as the username. All data columns are displayed but rows of data which do not match fichoh are exempted.
Answer:
it is either c or d
I'm 99.5% sure it is C tho
