Which phrase, in your opinion, best describes network sniffing and wiretapping given their similarity? Are they seen as passive threats for any reason at all?

Is it feasible, with the right software installed on a desktop computer, to produce secret keys for use in cryptographic protocols in a safe and reliable way?

Imagine a software that enables a surgeon to operate remotely on a patient who is in another country using just the internet. Why would anybody want to remain after the lights are out? How potentially damaging do they anticipate it to be? Which of your shortcomings do you believe they would highlight in an effort to cast doubt on you? Is it conceivable for harm to occur when there isn't a violent attacker there to exploit these vulnerabilities?

When someone tosses a quantity of poison at another person, they are committing what is known as a "poison packet assault." You are able to offer two different illustrations of this specific form of assault.