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    Linux Security

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    sandbox allowing a process to view only a single sub-tree of the file system.” “In order for it to work properly, some common programs and libraries need to be copied or linked to the appropriate locations in the new directory tree.” (Haas) The term sandbox is a metaphor for the type of security that chroot jail uses. Once you put a program or utility into the jail, it only knows of what is contained in the cell, the rest of your system becomes invisible to it. It does this by changing the apparent

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    protection scheme that will provide controlled access to specific files in a system is not only an important but also a necessary task to ensure that the integrity as well as the availability of that file is maintained throughout. This paper is designed to put into perspective a protection scheme to facilitate the scenario where a system has 5000 user and 4990 of those users will need to have access to a particular file within the system. It will also provide clarity on Access control list (ACL’s) their

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    enable the use of scripts? (Choose all that apply.) A. Bash B. csh D. zsh You frequently use the command ls-a and want to save time by just entering l to do the same thing. Which of the following commands enables you to set your system to view hidden files by only entering l? D. alias l= "ls -a" You have written a script, but when

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    Advantages Of SAMBA

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    is a program that allows end users to access and use printers, files, and other commonly shared resources on the Internet. SAMBA allow two or more operating system to connect with to one another .SAMBA is based on the common client/server protocol of Server Message Block (SMB) and Common File System (Internet CIFS).

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    NT1330 Final Exam

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    would the largest possible file be? Answer: The indirect block can hold 128 disk addresses. 1KB/8=128blocks 10 direct disk addresses, maximum file has 128+10=138 blocks.so each block is 1 KB the largest file could be 138 KB. 22. Explain how hard links and soft links differ with respective to i-node allocations. Soft link: soft link have different inodes numbers.Softlink contain only path of original file.if we remove softlink it will not affect anything but if file is removed then link become

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    naming of files; 1. Firstly to start organising and naming your files within your documents, you have to open up ‘my documents’ window. You may want to organise your files and name them all correctly because this will make it easier to find documents when you need to. 2. At the top left hand corner of the documents menu, you will see an ‘organise’ button by clicking on this it will show a drop down menu, which will enable you to; copy, paste, change the layout, rename or delete the file.

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    Retrieve Information Nvq

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    stored in this file and their documents will be easily retrievable to collect information from when it is needed in the future, The candidates documents within the file are easily retrievable by typing the candidates name into the search bar on the server network files this will direct you straight to their file and documents where you can retrieve the stored information that is needed. Salesforce is another system used for storing and retrieving information. This is an online intranet system which requires

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    hosting random files and pictures from the previous owner, it could also host nefarious files intended to access the companies network. If the files on the USB dongle were meant to access the company’s network, they could be done by introducing Trojans or worms. A Trojan virus is malicious code that is hidden in such a way as to obfuscate its intention, usually in the form of a legitimate program or file (Kaspersky, 2018). Once the program is introduced to a non-infected system, the payload of

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    System Level Scripting #2 This week’s critical thinking assignment explores the system-level scripting functionality of the Linux operating system. Documenting each step in the assignment will demonstrate how to use the awk and sed commands to display different sets of data from and file based on the commands used. The sed command will also be used to change the data within the test file. These steps will be discussed and illustrated with screenshots in the following paper. awk and sed After opening

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    harm”. It is also important to note that threats can be internal or external to an organization (Valacich). Alternately, a vulnerability is defined as a “weakness in an organization’s systems or security policies that

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