By ports you could be referring to physical connection ports on a host machine, if so then all can be abused in some form to compromise or damage a machine. Physical access to a computer is often considered a 'game over' in terms of security.
IF you mean TCP/UDP connection ports (network) then any open port can offer an attack surface. It is best practice to close all unused ports leaving open on those specifically needed. Using a firewall to do this is common practice, these can be in the form of software, embedded or dedicated hardware. Closing unused ports on edge devices (routers and servers) is a standard move when setting up a network.
Be aware that any ports that are open can be subject to port redirection attacks, in this instance the use of a firewall and Access Control Lists (ACL's) can help mitigate this threat.
The number of ports on a computer depends on the type of computer it is. The type of ports they have--for example USB, headphone, or HDMI--also varies greatly from computer to computer.
ports of a computer and its functions
SYN flood is the correct answer.
What are the parallel ports on a computer commonly referred to as?
The "com" ports are computer, serical communications ports (normally RS-232).
Ports are like doors to a computer each computer has many ports. Without any open ports your computer wouldn't be able to access the internet, to find open ports you can try a portscan
There is no requirement for the number of Ethernet ports on a computer. There can be 0, 1, or even 1,000 Ethernet ports.
The number of ports on a computer depends on the type of computer it is. The type of ports they have--for example USB, headphone, or HDMI--also varies greatly from computer to computer.
ports of a computer and its functions
There's no possible answer to that. A computer can have any number of USB ports. As the above is true, it doesn't matter how many you use. You can use as much USB ports as you want on your computer.
SYN flood is the correct answer.
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It is an extra set of USB ports for a computer.
at the back of the cpu, it looks close to a socket of the connector to your monitor, just that it has a different number ofpins.
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