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Chapter 13, Problem 13.10E
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Attacks against Mentcare system:
Cyberattacks: Cyberattacks might occurs against Mentcare system where the hackers could destroy all the information about patients by injecting virus, virus encrypted x-ray images, and files...
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Identify the strongest (most secure) authentication factor among the 3 authentication factors discussed in class. Provide an explanation of why this authentication factor is the strongest. Provide an example of at least one vulnerability with this authentication factor and explain how a threat actor could exploit it.
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What exactly is a "poison package attack" for individuals who have never heard of such a thing? In order to make this kind of assault, at least two instances need be provided.
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