Answer:
ASCII character set.
Explanation:
ASCII is an acronym for American Standard Code for Information Interchange and it was developed from a telegraph code. It is typically a character encoding standard that comprises of seven-bit (7-bit) set of codes.
ASCII character set is the character encoding standard that enables up to 128 different commonly used characters, numbers and symbols to be used in electronic communication systems. The ASCII character set is only used for encoding English language and it comprises of both the lower case and upper case letters of the 26 alphabets, number 0 to 9 and symbols.
Answer:
ARP is a simple query–response packet protocol used to match workstations hardware addresses to IP addresses. In other words, ARP is the protocol used to identify nodes in a LAN. ARP is described in RFC 826
Answer:(d)Scan shows that no scanned port is live on the network
Explanation:
Honeypot shows any attempt of unauthorized access to information in the system. Scan showing not scanned port is live on the network shows the presence of honeypot so that hackers could be trapped to be believed that there are no scanned port.
Answer: yes.
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