Answer:
Secure is the correct answer for the above question.
Explanation:
- When any person wants that any information is not hacked by any user then he needs to secure the information with the help of any security mechanism. This security mechanism can be of any type that facilities the user to stop the information are being hacked.
- The above question asked about the work which is needed to stop the message is being hacked. So there is a need to secure the information. so secure is the correct option while the other option is not valid because "simple, economical or verifiable" can not stop the message from accessed by the unauthorized user.
What are the options and if it's meaning like when you save something it has .pdf .jpg or .doc after the title then it would be ".doc"
Answer:
All of Given
Explanation:
The throw keywords can be used to throw any Throwable object. The syntax is :
throw <Throwable instance>
Note that Error and Exception are subclasses of Throwable while RuntimeException is a subclass of Exception. So the hierarchy is as follows:
Throwable
-- Error
-- Exception
-- RuntimeException
And all of these are valid throwable entities. As a result "All of Given" is the most appropriate option for this question.
Answer:
Option (C) FAT32 File System Type
Explanation:
- FAT32 File System Type cannot be encrypted by the accounting users.
- FAT stands for File Allocation Table. It is a file system architecture.
- The File Allocation Table is an index table which contains the details about each cluster ( disk storage space ).
- By traversing the File Allocation Table, the operating system gets the details the file ( where it is located ) and the size of the file.
- The FAT32 file system contains more number of possible clusters.
- In this system, 32 bits are used to store the total number of possible clusters.
- In FAT32 file system, the transparent encryption is not supported.
- So, option (C) is correct.
- All other options are wrong options.