Answer:
hotspots.
Explanation:
Hotspots is a small geographical location with at least one access point in an outdoor/indoor setting, that provide people with maximum wireless coverage within that area and its mostly uses a wireless local-area network (WLAN) using a router to connect to an Internet service provider.
Answer:
INSERT INTO Movie(Title,Rating,ReleaseDate)
VALUES("Raiders of the Lost ArkPG",'PG',DATE '1981-06-15'),
("The Godfaher",'R',DATE '1972-03-24'),
("The Pursuit of Happyness",'PG-13',DATE '2006-12-15');
Explanation:
The SQL statement uses the "INSERT" clause to added data to the movie table. It uses the single insert statement to add multiple movies by separating the movies in a comma and their details in parenthesis.
Answer:
You can setup firewall rules with for example iptables on Linux. The rules should block source addresses of private IP ranges such as 192.168.*.* and 10.*. *. * etc. Check private IP ranges for full list.
It will however not guarantee prevention of IP spoofing in general as its not possible to prevent such attacks. Its the responsibility of ISPs. But the question asked for private IP spoofing and then the above works.
