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123456According to recent analysis 123456 is the most commonly used password[1], however; these passwords all appear on Twitters list of 370 banned passwords[2] and should be avoided at all costs! Common passwords are amongst the first passwords to be cracked when under attack. [1] http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/7042205/Top-ten-internet-passwords-to-be-avoided.html [2] http://www.businessinsider.com/twitters-list-of-370-banned-passwords-2009-12

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FalsePassword hints and reminders can help to jog your memory and help to avoid creating another password. If you can create your own password hint make sure it only makes sense to you. It should never contain your password. If you use a service with preset questions E.g. What was the name of your first pet? try to make your answers humours and abstract, e.g. use an inside joke, or your little brothers name! This will insure it is both memorable and not easily guessed.

1. Using manipulation to deceive people that you are someone you are not to gain access to the information you needThe correct answer is c). Social Engineering uses influence and persuasion to manipulate and deceive people to convince them that the social engineer is someone he/she is not. That results into the social engineer being able to take advantage of people to obtain information they need/want.

Choose something you can remember, but modify it with a complex pattern that only you knowUse a password strategy to create a memorable, unique password

Them(12)[email protected] a memorable phrase and using a mixture of special characters, alternate spellings, and varying cases (upper and lower case letters) in a memorable way is an effective way of creating a strong password. although it may look complicated, substituting numbers for letters in dictionary words, known as l33t sp34k is one of the first things password crackers look for. using a capital letter at the beginning of a password and a number at the end is one of the most common patterns used in password creation and it is no match for password cracking software!

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It maintains a state table It functions on the network layerThe Stateful inspection firewall, monitors connection status based on the state table. It functions on the network layer and monitors connection status for the entire network.

TrueIf you save your password on a public computer the next person to use that computer may access your accounts. This might also apply to your home computer or laptop; if curious siblings or parents have access to your machine they may be tempted to log into your accounts. Never save username and password details on your smart phone, within messages or your web browser, if it gets lost or stolen someone could compromise all of your online accounts.

In short, “OTP” stands for “One True Pairing.” It's used in fandoms to describe any given participant's favorite couple — or couples, because, perhaps contrary to the term's very definition, you don't have to limit yourself to just one OTP (and no, they don't have to be canonical). Usually, though, the characters or people who make up any OTP will not occur in more than one pairing for any single fandom member. Less commonly used is the term TTP, or Two True Pairings; if you can't make up your mind about an OTP, then TTP might be substituted instead. And if you're into romantic arrangements that involve more than two people? Try OTT (“One True Threesome”) on for size. Other variations include BroTP — a portmanteau between “bro” and “OTP” that refers to a non-romantic OTP — and parodic versions. The example TV Tropes gives of this last one involves shipping a character and their favorite food.

A standalone malware computer program that replicates itself in order to spread to other computers. Often, it uses a computer network to spread itself, relying on security failures on the target computer to access it. It does not need to attach itself to an existing program.Answer 1 - This is a computer virus Answer 2 - This is a computer worm Answer 3 - This is a trojan horse Answer 4 - This is a botnet

All of the aboveThese terms refer to the same thing, which can be an invisible image with dimensions of 1 pixel. Websites may use this technique to monitor the behavior of users visiting the site to analyze usage and to personalize advertising and content. Technology solutions exist to highlight and block the use of such trackers and help users regain control of their online privacy. Gain insights into the often complex world of online tracking and behavioral profiling in the Data Privacy Asia 2015 Track: Tech Trends in Cyber Security & Privacy (Session: Online tracking and behavioural profiling Where do we draw the line?).