Answer:
Option (A) A successful WPS attack has occurred
Explanation:
- WPS stands for Wi-Fi Protected Setup.
- Its a network security protocol in the Wi-Fi which has a vulnerability.
- The connection to the Wi-Fi can be established through the router in four ways. They are
- (a) PIN method
- (b) Push button method
- (c) Near field communication method
- (d) USB Method.
- Out of all the modes to be connected to the network, the PIN method has a flaw in it.
- In this PIN method, an attacker can brute force the PIN (guessing the PIN by some techniques) and gain unauthorized access to the network.
- In the given case in the question, the network administrator finds that multiple unauthorized devices has gained access to the network.
- Option (A) is correct.
- Option (B) ARP Poisoning, (C) botnet and (D) Evil Twin attack are different and so are the wrong options.
False: a computer program do many things, but it can't read your mind. It doesn't know what kind of formatting you need for your spreadsheet. There are so many potential layouts of a spreadsheet, that the computer couldn't decide what to lay it out for you. Eventually the computer can see what you're trying to lay it out as and can help that way, but it needs to e started first. Having a uniform sheet that is well organized by you, is much easier to read than gobbledegook that has been spewed everywhere.
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Northbridge and Southbridge components.
Answer:
Sorted array will be:-
3 5 5 9
Explanation:
In Selection Sort algorithm it sorts the array by repeatedly finds the minimum in the array form the array that is unsorted and swaps it with the value at the first position.
The unsorted array:- 5 3 9 5
In first iteration
minimum is 3.
3 will be swapped with 5.
Now the array is 3 5 9 5
sorted array 3
In second iteration
unsorted array is 5 9 5
sorted array 3 5
and the minimum from it is 5
No swapping will occur.
In third iteration
unsorted array is 9 5
minimum is 5
sorted array 3 5 5
swap it with 9.
Now the array is sorted.
3 5 5 9
Answer:
An embedded system is a part of a larger system which has either one or a limited number of dedicated functions.
It doesn't require much power to run and is cheap to make and design.
Explanation:
Examples include: cars, microwaves, traffic lights, washing machines, phones etc
