Cache memory is a high-speed memory that stores the instructions and data that have been frequently accessed. It decreases the time it takes to decode the instructions stored in the instruction pipeline.
A. It decreases the time it takes to decode instructions stored in the instruction pipeline.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Whenever an instruction is invoked or some data is accessed, the CPU looks for it in the cache memory before accessing the main memory.
If the content is found in the cache memory, it accessed from there and then and hence the access time and decode time is reduced as there were no main memory lockups.
Answer:
Eve is employing a <u>chosen-ciphertext attack.</u>
Explanation:
Encryption is a strategy employed in the cyber world to allow sensitive and private data to be unreadable in the form of text or make the content of the data inaccessible by intruders. This is imperative to guard data and can only be accessed with the use of a key (password). Whoever has the authorized key could get access to the data thereby making the encrypted data readable in the process called Decryption.
The Ciphertext is a term used to explain data encrypted in the form of text.
When Eve tricked Alice into decrypting a bunch of ciphertexts, she was interested in having the general public key or private key depending on what she wants to get access to which makes it a chosen-ciphertext attack. Usually, these keys are in algorithm formats with long characters. When the chosen-ciphertext is analyzed by Eve, then she could guess the user secret key.
The answer is C because they want you to compare it your or others lives.
The email addresses or domains on a blacklist are automatically marked as spam in the inbox.
<h3>What is an email address?</h3>
A virtual address, which is unique in case of each individual and cannot be replicated for the purpose of sending and receiving mails and attachments, is known as an email address.
Hence, option A holds true regarding an email address.
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It's called D. icon
We often see these icons on our desktop page as soon as we logged on to our personal computer.
The icon on the destkop will acted as a short-cut that will opened up and connected us with the program simply by clicking the icon.
