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What is reverse social engineering?
An attacker using reverse social engineering to obtain information will present himself as an authority offeringhelp on a particular subject, so that his targets come to him for advice. This is in contrast to simple social engineering, where the attacker portrays himself as needing help.
Why do people hack into networks?
Assuming you are asking why people seek unauthorized access to computer networks, there are many reasons. Some of the most prevalent: Computer security experts are sometimes hired to hack a network in order to assess the security of the network in question. Weak areas can only be strengthened after they have been identified. Corporations and governments hire individuals to hack into networks in order to get access to private information for political or financial gain. Criminals hack into networks to steal data, sabotage a network or to exploit network resources for personal gain. Some people try to hack into networks for the intellectual challenge; these people are most properly called "hackers".
What is the difference between scope of study and limitation of study?
Scope of study defines the boundaries of what will be covered in the research, outlining the specific topics or areas that will be examined. Limitations of study refer to any factors that may have impacted the research process or the interpretation of results, such as constraints on resources, time, or access to data.
Why poor families become more self reliant?
Poor families may become more self-reliant out of necessity due to limited access to resources or support systems. They may develop skills to save money, grow their own food, or access community resources to meet their needs without relying on external assistance. Developing self-reliance can also empower individuals to take control of their own circumstances and build resilience in the face of adversity.
What factors affect school peformance?
Factors that can affect school performance include academic ability, motivation, parental support, teacher quality, school resources, learning environment, and socio-economic background. Additionally, factors such as mental health, physical health, and access to resources like technology can also play a role.
What is the process by which resources or services are granted or denied on a computer system or network?
access control
What is the correct order for the process of a user attempting to access network resources?
The correct order for a user attempting to access network resources typically involves the following steps: first, the user initiates a login request, usually by entering credentials. Next, the system authenticates the user's identity against a directory service or authentication protocol. After successful authentication, the user is authorized to access specific resources based on their permissions. Finally, the user can access and utilize the granted network resources.
What is a client workstation?
a way or means to connect to the network & access network resources....
Which network design process identifies where to place access points?
A site survey is the network design process that identifies where to place access points.
Specialized computers that manage network resources and allow computers access to the network are called?
Servers
A is typically a workstation from which users access shared network resources?
client
Specialized computers that manage network resources and allow computers to access the network are called?
proxy or firewall
What do you understand by network security?
network security means protecting data and resources from access by unauthorized persons
Who is responsible for establishing access permissions to network resources in the DAC access control model?
the owner of the resource.
Meaning of nic?
Network Interface Card Its a card that you attach to your computer to interface( or access) network resources and the internet
3 resources whose access can be managed over the network?
Servers Printers NAS (Network file systems)
What concept is related to defining protocols that control access to network resources?
NAC
