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2 years ago

Anyone know how to fix this problem on Microsoft Team?

Computers and Technology

2 answers:

lesya [120]2 years ago

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Answer:

Wait for some time and reload the page

Fix the corrupted file

The file is deleted before finishing upload

Clear browser cache.

Explanation:

lianna [129]2 years ago

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You may have to clear your cache

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After reviewing device security you learn that a malicious user in an airport

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Answer:

Sniffing.

Explanation:

Data theft can be defined as a cyber attack which typically involves an unauthorized access to a user's data with the sole intention to use for fraudulent purposes or illegal operations. There are several methods used by cyber criminals or hackers to obtain user data and these includes DDOS attack, SQL injection, man in the middle, phishing, sniffing, etc.

Sniffing can be defined as a form of cyber attack in which a malicious user gains access to a private network with the intent of finding out what information is stored on the network.

A packet sniffer also known as a packet analyzer, is a computer software or hardware tool that can be used to intercept, log and analyze network traffic and data that passes through a digital network.

Basically, an unauthorized packet sniffer is used to steal user informations.

This ultimately implies that, sniffing typically involves monitoring and capturing internet traffic (data packets) that are transmitted through a private network in real-time by using a sniffing tool, which may either be a hardware or software.

In this scenario, a malicious user in an airport terminal seating area was able to connect wirelessly to a traveling employee's smartphone and downloaded her contact list. Thus, the type of attack that has taken place is referred to as sniffing.

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3 years ago

Write a function named replaceSubstring. The function should accept three C-string arguments, let's call them string1, string2,

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Answer:

All is in explanation.

Explanation:

#include <iostream>

#include <cstring>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

//function prototype

string replaceSubstring(const char *, const char *, const char*);

string replaceSubstring(string, string, string);

int main()

{

//declare three char array to hold strings of max 100 chars

char string1[101];

char string2[101];

char string3[101];

//prompt user to enter input

//then read

cout << "Enter string to search:\n";

cin.getline(string1, 101);

cout << "Enter the string you want to replace:\n";

cin.getline(string2, 101);

cout << "What do you want to replace it with?\n";

cin.getline(string3, 101);

cout << "Your updated string is:\n";

cout << replaceSubstring(string1, string2, string3);

//return 0 to mark successful termination

return 0;

}

string replaceSubstring(const char *st1, const char *st2, const char *st3){

//declare pointers start and occurrence

//initialize start with string to search

//char *startSearch = st1;

//initialize occurrence with the first occurrence

//of st2 in st1

char *occurrence = strstr(st1, st2);

//declare empty string

string output = "";

//using occurrence as control for while loop

//means that it will iterate until no more

//occurrences are found

while(occurrence){

//append to final string the characters of st1

//up until first occurrence of st2

output.append(st1, (occurrence-st1));

//append st3 to final string

output.append(st3, strlen(st3));

//update occurrence to point to character

//of st1 just after first occurrence of st2

st1 = st1 + (occurrence-st1) + strlen(st2);

//find new occurrence

occurrence = strstr(st1, st2);

}

//st1 now points to first character after

//last occurrence of st2

output.append(st1, strlen(st1));

return output;

}

string replaceSubstring(string st1, string st2, string st3){

//convert input strings to C-strings

const char *ptr1 = st1.c_str();

const char *ptr2 = st2.c_str();

const char *ptr3 = st3.c_str();

//call function that accepts C-strings

replaceSubstring(ptr1, ptr2, ptr3);

}

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When a URL is accessed, the HTTP client sends a request to the HTTP server. The server locates the file which is being requested and sends a response message containing the web page which is to be displayed. The exchange of data between the HTTP client and server takes place over a TCP connection.

TCP is a transport layer protocol which provides a reliable connection over which the exchange of data takes place. Data at the transport layer is sent in the form of segments. If the data being sent from the server is too long, it is divided into multiple segments and sent one after the other. The client is then responsible for joining the segments and displaying the information as a web page. The transport layer is also responsible for error correction and detection during the communication process.

If the student is sending or retrieving information from a secure website, the messages being exchanged between the client and server will be encrypted. This means that if a third-party tries to tap the communication process, they would not be able to decipher the messages. This increases the security and helps keep the information present on the web page confidential.

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