Answer:
hi earlier u told me to answer ur question but i couldn't respond in the comments cos it said something went wrong
Explanation:
do i answer this question seriously or is this answer good?? srry im kinda dûmb T-T
Answer:
E). User education and training.
Explanation:
In the context of network security, the most significant aspect of ensuring security from workstation cyberattacks would be 'education, as well as, training of the users.' <u>If the employee users are educated well regarding the probable threats and attacks along with the necessary safety measures to be adopted and trained adequately to use the system appropriately so that the sensitive information cannot be leaked</u> while working on the workstation and no networks could be compromised. Thus, <u>option E</u> is the correct answer.
The correct answer isn’t really a choice shown. I would choose D because if a work doesn’t have a copyright symbol that doesn’t mean it’s in the public domain. In a real life situation it would be best to ask the creator before you use their work. If they say it’s in the public domain then you’re fine, but even if they say you can use it that doesn’t mean it’s in the public domain, it just means that you have permission to use it.
Answer:
telnet
Explanation:
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Terminal emulation, especially the unprotected <u>telnet </u>protocol, should be blocked from any access to all internal servers from the public network.
Answer:
All of the given options apply and are correct.
Explanation:
a) The first option is correct because the intruder can use denial-of-service attack and by flooding the site with traffic to get the voter server unavailable. Then he can direct the voters to a fraud vote server.
b) The second options correctly applies too because the thief also buys the pass codes from the people who want to sell their right to vote and this way the thief can purchase multiple pass code and cast multiple votes.
c) The hackers can set up fake vote servers and then direct the voters to these servers or websites in order to collect pass codes of voters. These pass codes can then be misused by the thief to cast multiple votes in an online election.
d) Social engineering techniques can also be used to get pass codes from certain voters. By manipulating the targeted voters psychologically they can get their pass codes to cast multiple votes illegally.
