The reason that you have not been locked out after several failed PIN login attempts is that your laptop does not have a TPM chip, and you have not set up BitLocker for lockout.
Technology known as Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is made to offer hardware-based, security-related functionality. Designed to perform cryptographic operations, a TPM chip is a safe crypto-processor. Malicious software cannot interfere with the TPM's security capabilities, and the chip has numerous physical security features to prevent tampering. Utilizing TPM technology has a number of major benefits, including the following:
- Cryptographic keys should be created, stored, and used sparingly.
- Utilize the burnt-in RSA key of the TPM to authenticate platform devices using TPM technology.
- By recording security metrics, you can assist in ensuring platform integrity.
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I would say code completion. Dreamweaver does this for you. So say I wanted to make a paragraph of text, I would use <p>, and then Dreamweaver would create the closing </p> for you.
Answer:
see attachment
Explanation:
You have not specified the language, or the details of the I/O form or prompts. Here is a program that does that, written in Wolfram language (the language of Mathematica).
It prompts separately for student name and student score. The minimum score is presumed to be higher than -99999. If only one student name is entered, the second output is that score with no name listed. There is no error checking.
We have elected to keep a list only of the two two scores, and to sort that list again each time a new entry is made.
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The attachment shows the output of the program below the program listing.
Answer:
Select the data you want to filter.
Click Data > Filter.
Click the arrow. ...
Choose specific values: Uncheck (Select All) to clear all of the check boxes, and then check the boxes for the specific value(s) you want to see.
Explanation:
1. Select the data you want to filter.
2. Click Data > Filter.
3. Click the arrow. ...
4. Choose specific values: Uncheck (Select All) to clear all of the check boxes, and then check the boxes for the specific value(s) you want to see.
