Multiple Choice
Why are the default Windows account lockout policies considered not secure?
A) They permit hackers to access unencrypted password files.
B) They permit an infinite number of log-in attempts.
C) They permit access by selecting Cancel.
D) They permit users to access other's accounts.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q3: Which is NOT a privacy or security
Q4: What does the author suggest is probably
Q5: With Windows 2000 or newer,transparent file encryption
Q6: What version of Windows operating system provides
Q7: It is important for system administrators to
Q9: Which Windows registry folder links to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE?<br>A)HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT<br>B)HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG<br>C)HKEY_CURRENT_USER<br>D)HKEY_USERS
Q10: Which best describes a "security template"?<br>A)A file
Q11: The entire set of rules governing passwords
Q12: _ the operating system refers to the
Q13: Which would NOT be a default account