5. Meredith is stuck in the airport on a long layover while traveling for work. She sees two Wi-Fi’s she can log onto: one says
Airport Wi-Fi and the other says Free Airport Wi-Fi. She needs to sign on and pay some bills. Which Wi-Fi option should she choose? A) Neither until she verifies that it is the official Wi-Fi offered by the Airport and she makes sure she is using SSL and an up-to-date firewall
B) Free Airport Wi-Fi
C) Log into both of them and see which one is faster
D) Airport Wi-Fi
E) Neither until she verifies that it is the official Wi-Fi offered by the Airport
The answer is: A. Neither until she verifies that it is the official Wi-Fi offered by the Airport and she makes sure she is using SSL and an up-to-date firewall
Hackers who intended to steal your information often posed a fake wi-fi and make it seem as if it comes from trusted establishment (such as the airport). They tend to make the wi-fi not protected password, so you can easily connect to it and he obtain a pathway to enter your system.
<span>Meredith should log into neither until she verifies which is the official Wi-Fi offered by the airport. Logging into a network with verifying it first could open her to security risks and compromise her personal data.</span>
<span>They are described as an expert. These people train several years to become some of the best in their field and also offer their own ideas and methods to make their domain grow and change. They are paid well based on their experience and skill.</span>
Because the new firm no longer had need of her services, Paulina’s job was eliminated this kind of unemployment is called structural unemployment. This kind of unemployment is involuntary. This means that the person is willing and able to work but cannot find a job and such is the case with Paulina as well. Since her services were filled by someone else, this will be classified under structural unemployment
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