Exam 14: Users, Groups, and Permissions

In defining exactly what any particular account can or cannot do to a file or folder, it is considered best practice to assign _______________ to groups and then add user accounts to groups.

An unpopular, but necessary, security feature introduced in Windows Vista was _______________.

In a Windows system, what is a local user account?

If your Vista computer is on a workgroup, what applet is used to manage user accounts?

List the standard NTFS permissions for a folder.

What unique key is known only by the system and the person with whom the key is associated?

In a Windows system, members of the Users group are called _______________ users.

List the standard NTSF permissions for a file.

Starting with Windows 8, Microsoft shifted the focus of user accounts from local accounts to _______________-wide Microsoft accounts.

In Windows systems, the _______________ account might be used to provide casual Internet access to users at a library terminal.

By default, all new Windows shares only have _______________ permission.

Jane's account is changed from administrator to standard user.How does this impact Jane's personal files/folders and her privileges on the computer?

In a Windows system, a container that holds user accounts and defines the capabilities of its members is called a(n) ____________________.

What techniques provide the only true way to protect your data from access by any other user?

Strong passwords should include letters, numbers, and _______________ symbols.

The only account that can truly perform any task on a Windows system is the _______________.

In reference to Windows groups, _______________ privileges grant complete control over a machine.

A strong password is at least _______________ characters long and contains letters, numbers, and punctuation symbols.

By default, who has complete control over a folder or file?

Which character in a password is most helpful in defeating common word hacks?