Answer:
The network is a LAN.
Explanation:
Computer networks are interconnection and intercommunication of computer devices to share resources. There are several types of computer networks, they are, LAN or local area network, WAN or wide area network, PAN or personal area networks, etc.
A LAN is a network of computer devices ranging from a floor of a building to the building of more. WAN is a network of LANs while a PAN is just a short 10-meter network between two Bluetooth connected devices.
The network described in the question is a wireless LAN or WLAN which is still a local area network.
The answer to this question is E
Answer:
DNS poisoning
Explanation:
DNS is a server service that verifies or resolves an IP address to a site or domain name. It's services is made available with a dhcp request from a client system, providing the ip address of the DNS server. The DNS server has the records of domain name linked to their individual ip addresses.
When an attacker wants a client to visit his site without knowing the site is not genuine, he gains access to the dns server and changes the information or poisons the entries of the server. So if the client tries to access that site, it takes him to the attackers site. This is called DNS poisoning.
Current (I) = 0.25 ampere (A)
Power (P) = 3 watt (W)
Current (I) = 0.25 ampere (A) Power (P) = 3 watt (W) Steps: I = V R = 12 volt 48 ohm = 0.25 ampere (A) P = V2 R = (12 volt)2 48 ohm = 3 watt (W)
Answer:
See explaination
Explanation:
The foremost thing to do is to produce a public key and a private key pair H+ and H-and encrypts H+ along with hash of the password ( paswrd) such as H(paswrd)(H+)
When the boss maks use the password hash to gain H+, this will produce a symmetric key P and encrypts it with H+ in the public key cryptosystem and result could be further encrypted with password hash.
If Bob employs the password hash and H- to obtain H from H(paswrd)(AEK+(H)); then he can employ H to send messages to Boss. Furthermore a signature algorithm can be employed to encrypt for signing messages.
