Question Completion with Options:
a. Translation of the entire L1 program into L0 code
b. Translation of the L0 program into L1 code
c. Creation of a language L3 that interprets L0 instructions
d. Interpretation of each L1 statement using L0 code as the L1 program is running.
Answer:
The important operations that must take place in this scenario are:
a. Translation of the entire L1 program into L0 code
d. Interpretation of each L1 statement using L0 code as the L1 program is running.
Explanation:
Translation enables decoding to take place. This means that the L1 program is decoded into a language that the L0 program can understand and execute. Without this translation, the higher level language of L1 will not be understood by the machine language of the L0 programs. Translation of a code creates a shared understanding, thereby easing program execution. Code translation is simultaneously accompanied by interpretation.
Answer:
From the user explanations, it can be inferred that the issue may be as a result of incorrect security parameters such as Wireless Protected Access (WPA) which ensure security for wireless connections.
Explanation:
If there is an incorrect access pass to the wireless network by the WPA, any wireless user will not be able to complete a Layer 2 connection to the wireless network after connecting and getting good signal indication and would thus be unable to obtain IP address automatically to be able to log on to browse the internet from the DHCP Server.
Kilobytes. That the smallest type of file you have on a computer.
Answer:
C. Man-in-the-middle; well-controlled storage of private keys.
Explanation:
During the forensic phase of a security investigation, it was discovered that an attacker was able to find private keys on a poorly secured team shared drive, thus describing a well-controlled storage of private keys.
The attacker using those keys to intercept and decrypt sensitive traffic on a web server is a Man-in-the-middle attack.
