Answer: In New York v. Quarles (1984), the Supreme Court created the "public safety" exception to the Miranda rule. Under Miranda v. Arizona, if an officer interrogates a suspect without notifying him of his Fifth Amendment rights, evidence gathered from that interrogation cannot be used in court.
Explanation: jihuiygbhjnhgvjbj
Answer:
D. Trojan Horse.
Explanation:
A Trojan horse is a kind of malware that is used to mislead computer users of its original intent. Most Trojan horses are usually not suspicious as they can come as an email attachment, advertisement etc. Immediately the user clicks the file or page, the attacker is able to have unauthorized access to the target network or the affected computer. This can further make the attacker have access to personal information.
This malicious actor who sent the file to several users on a companies network, just requires at least one of the computer users to execute the Trojan horse by clicking on the file, so the actor can have control inside the companies network.
A. The lliad, written by Homer, tells a story about the Trojan war.
The government back then would not accept the bill.
