1 Which of the following is not a name for a set of elements that have been selected in a jQuery object? a) Matched set b) jQuery variable c) jQuery selection 2 To add a new element inside a paragraph, right after the first tag, which jQuery method would you use? a) .prepend() b) .before() c).insertInto() PLEASE CHECK BOX T SELECT YOUR ANSWE 00 000 3 Which of the following methods can be used to make an element appear? a) .slideln() b).fade() c) .appear() 000

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How does secret key cryptography function? Please provide a short explanation, maybe with an illustration of how the system used to work. What recent experiences do you have with it?

Give an in-depth comparison and contrast of any two modes of communication and your reasoning for choosing one over the other. Give reasons to back up your response.

Answer each as shortly yet concisely as possible....... 1. Use examples to show what is false negative and what is false positive. 2. Password is the most common authentication method. Is it strong authentication? Discuss the pros and cons of password authentication.3. Give at least three examples of authentication used in your school, workplace, or daily life. Which authentication category does each of them belong to? 4. How are authentication and authorization alike and how are they different. What is the relationship between the two? Please explain using example(s). 5. Use example(s) to explain one of the access control models (MAC, DAC, RBAC, Rule-based AC, and ABAC). 6. Discuss the difference between a Telnet and a SSH. 7. Give two examples on where Kerberos authentication is used.  8. Discussion the differences between Windows file permissions and UNIX/Linux file permissions. 9. Discuss the pros and cons of fingerprint authentication. 10. Use example(s) to show why multi-factor…

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How does secret key cryptography function? Please provide a short explanation, maybe with an illustration of how the system used to work. What recent experiences do you have with it?

In what many forms may information be exchanged? Could you give me an example of what you mean?

4) Question 2 asked you to compute the number of possible passwords with various numbers of characters.  However, it seems more likely that most people will choose actual words for their password.  According to the website wordfinder.yourdictionary.com, the English language has approximately 23,000 six-letter words.  a) Assume that a password must be at least 8 characters long and include at least 1 digit and at least 1 special character (again, assume there are 30 of these that are allowed). If people form their password by taking an English word of exactly 6 letters (assume that this password is not case-sensitive) and then adding (in either order) a digit and a special character (e.g flames#1), how many passwords would be possible?  (Hint: Find the number of passwords with 6 letters followed by a digit and a special character, then exchange the order of the last two characters.)  b) How does your answer change if we assume passwords are case-sensitive and the password must…

Why do we have to verify our identities if nobody believes us? Compare and contrast the different methods of verification currently in use?