On Scratch 1, how do you make the character jump?

Create one of these on your desktop start menu and use it to quickly open a folder, data file, program, or other object?

mario62 [17]

A shortcut is a used to quickly open a folder, data file, program, or other object. They are very convenient to have and make navigating through a computer extremely easy.

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An attacker has obtained the logon credentials for a regular user on your network. Which type of security threat exists if this

jarptica [38.1K]

Answer:

privilege escalation.

Explanation:

An access control can be defined as a security technique use for determining whether an individual has the minimum requirements or credentials to access or view resources on a computer by ensuring that they are who they claim to be.

Simply stated, access control is the process of verifying the identity of an individual or electronic device. Authentication work based on the principle (framework) of matching an incoming request from a user or electronic device to a set of uniquely defined credentials.

Basically, authentication and authorization is used in access control, to ensure a user is truly who he or she claims to be, as well as confirm that an electronic device is valid through the process of verification

Hence, an access control list (ACL) primarily is composed of a set of permissions and operations associated with a user account or new technology file system (NTFS) file such as full control, read only, write, read and execute and modify.

In this scenario, an attacker or hacker was able to obtain the logon credentials for a regular user on your network. Thus, the type of security threat which exists if this user account is used by the attacker or hacker to perform administrative functions is privilege escalation.

Privilege escalation can be defined as a network or security threat which involves the exploitation of a design flaw, bug or unsecured configuration settings in a software program (application), operating system (OS), computer system, etc., so as to have an unauthorized access and gain more permissions, elevated rights or privileges that are normally protected from a user account or software program.

Hence, when an attacker or malicious user such as a hacker gains an unauthorized access to the privileges of another user account beyond what is intended or entitled to a user, it is known as privilege escalation.

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3 years ago

What is an example of a reputable website

Keith_Richards [23]

A reputable website would be one that you could research online and read about it's history , reviews etc .

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Supposethatyoubet$5oneachofasequenceof50independentfairgames. Usethecentrallimittheorem to approximate the probability that you

lions [1.4K]

Answer:

0.119

Explanation:

50 independent fair games

Mean will be 50/2 = 25

Standard deviation of the loosing probability is :

$\sqrt{50*0.5*0.5}$ * 10 = 33.536

we have to loose 33 times out of 50 games.

To find the approximate probability we use z- value table.

z value = $\frac{33-25}{3.35}$

z - value = 2.2659

Looking at the z-value table we get 0.119.

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3 years ago

Ask the user to input their grade percentage (e.g. the use will enter 98 if they had an overall grade of 98% in their course) fo

Airida [17]

Answer:

In Python

def getpointValue(subject):

if subject >= 75: point = 4; grade = 'A'

elif subject >= 60: point = 3; grade ='B'

elif point >= 50: point = 2; grade = 'C'

elif point >= 40: point = 1; grade = 'D'

else: point = 0; grade = 'F'

return point,grade

subjects= ["Accounting","Marketing","Economics","MIS"]

acct = int(input(subjects[0]+": "))

mkt = int(input(subjects[1]+": "))

eco = int(input(subjects[2]+": "))

mis = int(input(subjects[3]+": "))

acctgrade = getpointValue(acct)

print(subjects[0]+" Grade: "+str(acctgrade[1]))

mktgrade = getpointValue(mkt)

print(subjects[1]+" Grade: "+str(mktgrade[1]))

ecograde = getpointValue(eco)

print(subjects[2]+" Grade: "+str(ecograde[1]))

misgrade = getpointValue(mis)

print(subjects[3]+" Grade: "+str(misgrade[1]))

totalpoint = (acctgrade[0] + mktgrade[0] + ecograde[0] + misgrade[0]) * 3

gpa = totalpoint/12

print("GPA: "+str(gpa))

Explanation:

The solution I provided uses a function to return the letter grade and the point of each subject

I've added the explanation as an attachment where I used comment to explain difficult lines

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