IBL #10 for Joey Squires, Logan Aday and James Linz over Security in Information Technology.
A. They're a type of encryption.
B. They are completely randomized.
C. They cannot be hacked.
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A. 802.11g
B. 802.11a
C. 802.11n
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A. Distance is too far for wired.
B. Wireless is more secure.
C. Wireless is more reliable.
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A. Yes
B. No
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A. 802.11g
B. 802.11a
C. 802.11b
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A. Increases communication.
B. Allows more confusion.
C. Makes wired connection obsolete.
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A. Hashing algorithms.
B. Salted hashes.
C. Blowfish.
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A. They can tell you what to do.
B. The site gets money from the sponsor.
C. It shows the site can be trusted with data.
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A. Flexibility.
B. Scalability.
C. Both A and B.
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A. Allows users to connect to the internet and tunnel back to company resources.
B. Creates new IPs to make the network more organized.
C. Locks out unapproved IPs from connecting.
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A. Yes.
B. No.
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A. Network worm.
B. Trojan.
C. Keylogger.
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A. AFT
B. CJI
C. IBM
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A. Workers may leak confidential details.
B. Use more paper.
C. Both A and B.
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A. Waiting until it is absolutely necessary for new standards.
B. Listen to big companies to know when to develop them.
C. Develop standards as the need begins to arise.
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A. More networks.
B. More people after the data.
C. Both A and B.
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A. Malicious sites.
B. Unaware user.
C. Infected downloads.
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A. A site doesn't allow validity to be challenged.
B. A malicious site.
C. A site that sells anti-virus.
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A. Representatives from government, industry, and high education working together.
B. Representatives from government, industry, and high education debating.
C. Both A and B.
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A. Invasion of privacy.
B. Invasion of other peoples' rights.
C. Both A and B.
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A. Fingerprinting.
B. Password accounts.
C. IP check.
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A. A form of password encryption.
B. A math equation.
C. A cooking recipe.
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True.
False.
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A. Fired.
B. Reprimanded.
C. No action.
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A. When you sign something on your monitor.
B. A company says a website is safe.
C. Your typed name.
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A. 802.11b.
B. 802.11n.
C. 802.11a.
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A. 802.11n.
B. 802.11a.
C. 802.11b.
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A. Anybody can receive the signal.
B. Passwords can easily be hacked.
C. Both A and B.
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A. It is downloaded in a package automatically.
B. Just by visiting the site.
C. Invades from an infected removable media.
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A. 802.11n.
B. 802.11a.
C. 802.11b.
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A. 802.11a.
B. 802.11n.
C. 802.11g.
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A. #base$.
B. %cable$.
C. #standard$.
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A. 20baseT.
B. 10baseF.
C. 100cableF.
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A. Inudstry of Electronics Elevating Everyone.
B. Institute of Electronic Electricians Everywhere.
C. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
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A. 10base2.
B. 10baseC.
C. 20base1.
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A. 10base9.
B. 10baseP.
C. 10baseT.
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A. Vector Protocol Number.
B. Virtual Private Network.
C. Virtual Protocol Network.
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True.
False.
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True.
False.
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A. Confidentiality Integerity Availability.
B. Control Intact Assurance.
C. Collective Insurance Administration.
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True.
False.
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A. Funneling Protocol.
B. Tunneling Protocol.
C. Access Protocol.
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A. Highest transmission rate.
B. Lowest transmission rate.
C. Maximum segment length.
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A. Highest transmission rate.
B. Maximum segment length.
C. Minimum segment length.
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Your home.
Your aunt's house.
A cafe.
Anywhere with an internet connection.
Your friend's house with no internet.
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A. 0123456789.
B. 12qw#$ER56ty&*UI.
C. qwaszxerdfcvtyghbn.
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A. Noone's fingerprints are the same.
B. It isn't very secure.
C. Neither A or B.
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A. 802.11b
B. 802.11g
C. 802.11n
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