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From what I know it's a seris of web puzzles dating a few years back. The creators were looking for really smart people to work in their organizations as coders
Answer:
1. DMZ (Demilitarized zone)
Explanation:
In computer networking, a Demilitarized Zone is a physical or logical network designed to give an extra layer of security on the organization’s private network. The DMZ acts as an interface between an untrusted network such as the internet and the organization’s internal network. When a server is set up in a demilitarized zone, users can reach it via its public IP address. In case there is an attack on the server, the private network is still protected.
Explanation:
A binary number is converted to hexadecimal number by making a group of 4 bits from the binary number given.Start making the group from Least Significant Bit (LSB) and start making group of 4 to Most Significant (MSB) or move in outward direction.If the there are less than 4 bits in last group then add corresponding zeroes to the front and find the corresponding hexadecimal number according to the 4 bits.For example:-
for this binary number 100111001011011.
100 <u>1110</u> <u>0101</u> <u>1011</u>
There is one bits less in the last group so add 1 zero(0) to it.
<u>0100</u> <u>1110</u> <u>0101</u> <u>1011</u>
4 E 5 B
100111001011011 = 4E5B
101011.1010
<u>0010</u> <u>1011</u> . <u>1010</u>
2 B A
=2B.A
