Answer: Option (A) is correct
Explanation:
Evil twin is known as a fraudulent point of access in a Wi-Fi which tends to appear to be honest and legitimate but is known as a set up to oversee on the wireless communications. Evil twin is referred to as the WLAN equal of a phishing scam. This kind of attack is mostly used in order to steal passwords of an unsuspecting users, that is done either by by phishing or by monitoring the connection, this mostly involves developing a fake web site and thus luring people.
Answer:
The two phases to the context of this discussion are listed follows.
Explanation:
- <u>Solution 1</u>: Delete 1 GB of current RAM as well as install another DIMM0 Chan A slot through one 2 GB of double-channel RAM. (thinkable unless the 2 GB RAM is provided by the motherboard in what seems like a DIMM0 Chan A slot)
- <u>Solution 2</u>: whether there's an unused or blank slot, perhaps one 1 GB dual-channel Ram could be mounted in some other slot at around the same speed or frequency.
It's quite safer to mount memory with appropriate frequencies across both situations.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Without any police, a privacy can easily be compromised.
