Do you agree that "there is no idea of client and server sides of a communication session" in a P2P file-sharing program? Both yes and no can be used to answer this question.

Suppose a piece of software that lets a surgeon operate on a patient who is physically situated in another area over the Internet. Why would someone continue after the curtain has closed? How much harm do they want to cause? Which of your shortcomings do you think they would emphasize in an effort to discredit you? Is it feasible for harm to happen without a malicious aggressor trying to take advantage of these weaknesses?

Define backpatching.

Do you agree that "there is no concept of client and server sides of a communication session" in a P2P file-sharing program? Both yes and no may be used to answer this question.