Midterm Exam Guideline! 1. What is security? 2. Define 6 threats. 3. What is user authentication? 4. Why do we use user authentication? 5. Who uses user authentication? 6. Please provide 3 different types of user authentication with examples. 7. How do we define security goals? 8. Provide 4 examples of security goals in a company. 9. For each goal list one to three controls to help achieve that goal. 10. For multiple choice questions. The question will be
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and many tools on the Internet so to crack your authentication has become a Child’s Play. Therefore the 3D passwords which are more customisable‚ and very interesting way of authentication. Brief Description : The passwords are based on the fact of Human memory. Generally simple passwords are set so as to quickly recall them. The human memory‚ in our scheme has to undergo the facts of Recognition‚ Recalling‚ Biometrics or Token based authentication. Once implemented and you log in to a secure site
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NT2670 UNIT6 MIDTERM EXAM Name:_____________________________________Date:_______________________________ 1. What are the phases to build Web Server and Exchange Server: 7 phases are: 1) Create Intermediate hosted exchanged account. 2) Migration Planning 3) Providing information about current exchange server 4) Creating account objects 5) Modify mail routing on exchange account 6) Activate optional add-ons 7) Verify account configuration copied successfully 2. What tools do
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deployment of Wi-‐ Fi (WLAN) networks. The security tools implemented in WiMAX aim to overcome issues like access authorisation‚ user data privacy‚ and privacy key management. Security protocols in WiMAX reside in a MAC sub-‐layer and include authentication protocols (EAP and X.509)‚ key management protocols (PKMv2)‚ and encryption standards (AES and 3DES). The security standard of WiMAX is very high compared to other wireless technologies. However WiMAX is still vulnerable for some attacks that
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70-643 worksheet Configuring IIS7 This lab contains the following exercises: Exercise 3-1-1 Installing the Web Server (IIS) Role Exercise 3-1-2 Configuring IP Address Restrictions Exercise 3-1-3 Configuring Anonymous Authentication Exercise 3-1-4 Using Basic and Windows Authentication Exercise 3-1-5 Configuring SSL Lab Review: Questions Lab Challenge: Building a Secure Website Estimated lab time: 80 minutes BEFORE YOU BEGIN The classroom network consists of Windows Server 2008 student server A
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users is called "Datr"‚ If you can get hold of your authentication cookies‚ All you need to do is to inject those cookies in the browser and you will gain access to an account. This is how a facebook authentication cookie looks like: Cookie: datr=1276721606-b7f94f977295759399293c5b0767618dc02111ede159a827030fc; How To Steal Facebook Session Cookies And Hijack An Account? You can use variety of methods in order to steal a facebook authentication cookies depending upon the network‚ If you are on
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little attention has so far been paid to the security measures (or lack thereof) implemented by these providers. In this paper we analyze nine popular mobile messaging and VoIP applications and evaluate their security models with a focus on authentication mechanisms. We find that a majority of the examined applications use the user’s phone number as a unique token to identify accounts‚ which further encumbers the implementation of security barriers. Finally‚ experimental results show that major
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Options (A) An X.509 certificate is preinstalled in each device when it is purchased‚ which allows authentication of the AP to the WLC. (B) Each AP must authenticate with the WLC based on the MAC address pre-configured on the WLC. (C) The WLC must be configured to authenticate each AP based on RSA certificates installed on them. (D) The AP must authenticate
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Security Aspects of the Authentication Used in Quantum Cryptography Jörgen Cederlöf and Jan-Åke Larsson Abstract—Unconditionally secure message authentication is an important part of quantum cryptography (QC). In this correspondence‚ we analyze security effects of using a key obtained from QC for authentication purposes in later rounds of QC. In particular‚ the eavesdropper gains partial knowledge on the key in QC that may have an effect on the security of the authentication in the later round. Our
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What role enables users working at another computer on the company network‚ or on the internet‚ to establish a connection to a server and open an application or desktop session there? Terminal Services What Windows Server 2008 installation option is a stripped-down version of the operation system? Server Core When a client runs an application on a terminal server‚ what resources does the application utilize? The Terminal Server’s resources A complete installation of an operating system that
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