What are the differences between a standard USB flash drive and one protected with hardware encryption?

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Standard USB flash drives resemble standard USB flash drives with the following differences:

*Encrypted hardware-based USB drives will not connect to a computer until the correct password has been provided.

*All data copied to the USB flash drive is automatically encrypted.

*The external cases are designed to be tamper-resistant, so attackers cannot disassemble the drives. *Administrators can remotely control and track activity on the devices.

*Compromised or stolen drives can be remotely disabled.

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The following program will ______.

#include #include int main() { pthread_mutex_t mutex; pthread_mutex_init(&mutex, NULL); for (int count = 0; count < 10; count++) { pthread_mutex_lock(&mutex); cout << "Mutex Locked" << endl; } cout << "Finished" << endl; return 0; } a. display "Mutex Locked" 10 times and then display "Finished" b. display "Mutex Locked" once and then deadlock with itself c. not run because you can’t use a mutex lock in the main thread d. display "Mutex Locked" once and then display "Finished" e. create a new thread and then deadlock with itself

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__________ and ____________ are environmental factors in the design consideration of the equipment room.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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What does the following code do?

TEQ r0,#0
RSBMI r0,r0,#0

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Lauren wants to create an Access database of the musical instruments she owns. She has written a paragraph describing the use for each inventory item.  Which data type should she use to define the field that will store this information?a. Textb. Date/Timec. Memod. Number

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