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- Explain the suitability or unsuitability of the following passwords: i. YK 334 ii. mfmitm (for “my favorite movie is tender mercies) iii. Natalie1 iv. Washington v. Aristotle vi. tv9stove vii. 12345678 viii. dribgibMultifactor authentication - how does it work? How does this aid in password theft prevention?Which of the following risks can be minimized by making bit-level copies of data? A. Compromising password hashes. B. Installing inappropriate forensics tools. C. (none of the choices is correct) D. Excluding hidden files.
- Which of the following goals of cryptography would be compromised, if an attacker is able to modify communication between two entities? a.Non-repudiation b.Confidentiality c.Integrity d.Authorization2. What is the ciphertext of the plaintext?: Symmetric encryption uses a single key.Key: 20Answeri._____________is an example of passive network security attack.a) denial of serviceb) replay c) modification of messaged) traffic analysisii. In _________attack, an entity deceives another by falsely denying responsibility for an act a) falsification b) repudiationc) corruption d) intrusioniii. Which one of these cryptographic techniques can be used for both confidentiality and authentication of message or data?a) MACb) Hash Function c) Public Key encryptiond) Symmetric key encryptioniv. Message authentication protects against___________a)passive attack b) active attack c) eavesdropping d) none of the attacksii. Which one is not categorized as an asset of the computer system?• a) Hardware • b) Software • c) Firmware• d) System Operato
- Give two examples of a bad password and for each example, explain why it isconsidered as bad.Which system attacks are distinguished by their ability to replicate? A. Trojan Horse and Stack Overflow. B. Rootkits and trap doors. C. Worms and viruses. D. Trojan horse and botnets.Explain the suitability or unsuitability of the following passwords: • a. YK 334 • b. mfmitm (for “my favorite movie is tender mercies) • c. Natalie1 • d. Washington • e. Aristotle • f. tv9stove • g. 12345678 • h. dribgib
- d) Describe SNMPv1’s poor authentication method. e) Describe SNMPv3’s good authentication method. f) How can good security be an enabler with SNMP?Which of these can be used to defend against some types of client attacks on a password system (note: the system must remain a user-knowledge-based authentication system)? Select one: a. Hash the passwords and store the hashes, rather than the plaintext passwords b. Store the password on a physical object c. Use one-time passcodes d. Limit the number of login attempts allowedSam transmitted an information over the network to David. David noticed that the information was modified during the transmission. What type of security protection was breached? A. Confidentiality B. Authentication C. Integrity D. Availability