Answer: Using a password and a text PIN to verify your identity
Explanation:
Answer:
yes, because of radiation
import java.util.*; //This is used to import the Scanner
class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello world!");
Scanner ValCents = new Scanner (System.in);
System.out.println("Enter Number:");
int user_input = ValCents.nextInt();
int result = user_input/100; // This one will solve for the one dollar bills.
int remain = user_input % 100; // This one will get the remainder of cents.
System.out.println(result + " One Dollar Bills");
System.out.println(remain + " Cents");
}
}
Remember that you need to get the amount of dollar bills separately from the number of cents. This is because the int variable will always return the whole value of the number. The modulo is used to get the variable of the cents as the whole number is already taken by the "result".
Answer: An example of such a scenario would be when the user name and password meant to allow access to a customers bank account statement is cracked by unauthorized people this causing alteration (in the form of data diddling attacks) in the data contained in the statement. This is a compromise in integrity.
Explanation:
Confidentiality entails securing things people want to remain secret. An account statement of a bank customer is a confidential document which is to be kept secret. A password allows access to it.
Integrity implies receiving a sent data/information as accurately as it came from a sender. A data diddling attack alter integrity because the original information is altered by an unauthorized person.
