<span>True. The OSI model presents a standard data flow architecture, with protocols specified in such a way that the receiving layer at the destination computer receives exactly the same object as sent by the matching layer at the source computer.</span>
<span>The INTERNET is a worldwide collection of networks that links millions of businesses, government agencies, educational institutions, and individuals.</span>
<span>The answer is : Increasing the key length of DES would protect it against brute force attacks. </span>Brute force is when the attacker tries every key knowing that one will eventually work. <span>Key length increase proportionally increases the key space, having a keyspace l</span>arge enough that it takes too much time and money to accomplish a brute force attack.
