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What is the process of using or manipulating people to gain access to network resources?
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social engineering
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Why do people hack into networks?
People hack into networks for various reasons, including financial gain, personal information theft, political motivations, espionage, or simply for the challenge or thrill of bypassing security systems. Hacking can also be used for activism, such as raising awareness or disrupting systems for a cause.
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.
Replication of a research study is most likely to be facilitated by?
clear and detailed documentation of the original study methods and procedures, access to the same resources and materials used in the original study, and collaboration with the original researchers.
Are deaf children as intelligent as regular children?
Yes, deaf children have the same potential for intelligence as hearing children. However, they may face communication and access barriers that can impact their educational opportunities and outcomes. With appropriate support and resources, deaf children can achieve success academically and professionally.
What type of Social Engineering attack uses email to direct you to their website where they claim you need to update or validate your information and threatens dire consequences if you don't?
A phishing attack tells you to go to a counterfeit copy of a legitimate web site and enter private or security information that will be used for identity theft or to access and take your financial resources.
What is the process by which resources or services are granted or denied on a computer system or network?
access control
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.
What are the primary functions of active directory?
To provide authentication and authorization services for hardware and software resources on the network like computer,users,printers groups etc. Authentication would be verifying the user's identity while authorization is the process of granting the user access to only the resources they are permitted to useTo provide authentication and authorization services for hardware and software resources on the network. Authentication would be verifying the user's identity while authorization is the process of granting the user access to only the resources they are permitted to use.
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
