When may the government rightfully seize work product materials from a journalist?
A. When there is reason to believe that the seizure of the materials may prevent harm
B. When there is probable cause to believe that the journalist has committed a criminal offense to which the materials relate
C. When the source of the materials has provided consent
D. Never; the work product of a journalist is unconditionally protected
B. When there is probable cause to believe that the journalist has committed a criminal offense to which the materials relate
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Review the solutions proposed in the discussion of the Wireless Equivalent Privacy protocol design, outlining ways in which each solution could be implemented and discussing any unresolved issues or drawbacks.
a) Sharing a single key: Solution, use a public-key based protocol for negotiating individual keys. b) Base stations are never authenticated: Solution, base stations should supply a certificate. c) Inappropriate use of a stream cipher: Solution: Negotiate a new key after a time less than the worst case for repetition. An explicit termination code would be needed, as is the case in TLS. d) The RC4 stream cipher weakness Solution: Provision for the negotiation of cipher specifications e) Users often didn’t deploy the protection Solution: Better default settings and documentation.
Describe how the protocols in the TCP/IP suite are organized and list the layers.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following DoS attack sends an ICMP packet with a modified return address to the broadcast network address?
a. SYN flood b. Ping of Death c. Smurf attack d. UDP flood
If two or more threads are running the same code concurrently and corrupt shared variables this is called:
A. Data corruption B. Race condition C. Concurrent evaluation D. Mutual exclusion