Answer:
Using a one time password OTP and using a three factor authentication.
Explanation:
Social engineering is a form system and network attack, drafted by an attacker, to steal user credentials needed for accessing their accounts, to steal information.
Social engineering attacks like phishing, spear phishing, baiting and quid quo pro are used to fool users to giving out their user details.
One time password is an implied use of a password just once and a new password his generated to boost security. In a three factor authentication, OTP can be used as well as biometrics of a user which can not be giving away by a user to an attacker.
I think it's better to have multiple folders because for say you have 6 school subjects but only have 1 folder how are you going to keep track with all 6 subjects in one folder ? You could use each folder for each subject which would save you a lot of time when it comes to getting out your complete work .You can have one folder such as "Workspace" and have multiple different sub-folders that relate that to "Workspace". Also if you store pictures in a folder, it might be a good idea to separate them into different sub-folders.
Answer:
1.
class TIME
{
int hour , min , sec ;
public :
TIME()
{
hour=min=sec=0;
}
TIME( int h , int m , int s )
{
hour = h;
min = m;
sec = s;
}
void change ( int Hour)
{
hour = Hour;
}
void stdtime()
{
if(hour>12)
cout<<"The Standard time is"<<(hour-12)<<":"<<min<<":"<<sec<<"P.M\n";
else
cout<<"The Standard time is"<<hour<<":"<<min<<":"<<sec<<"A.M\n";
}
void miltime()
{
cout<<"The Military time is"<<hour<<":"<<min<<":"<<sec<<" hours\n";
}
};
void main()
{
TIME A , B(13,25,30);
A .stdtime();
A.change(23);
A.miltime();
B.stdtime();
B.change(9);
B.miltime();
}
2.
class elevator
{
int CurrentFloor;
int GoingUp;
int GoingDown;
public:
elevator()
{
CurrentFloor=0;
GoingUp=1;
GoingDown=-1;
}
elevator(int floor)
{
CurrentFloor=floor;
GoingUp=1;
GoingDown=-1;
}
void goUp(int y)
{
if( CurrentFloor>3)
cout<<"\nNO MORE FLOORS\n";
else
CurrentFloor=CurrentFloor+y*GoingUp;
}
void goDown(int x)
{
if(CurrentFloor<0)
cout<<"\nNO MORE FLOORS";
else
CurrentFloor=CurrentFloor+x*GoingDown;
}
};
void main()
{
elevator A(1);
A.goUp(1);
A.goUp(1);
A.goUp(1);
A.goDown(1);
A.goDown(1);
}
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