Principles of Information Security (MindTap Course List)
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Difference between honey pot and padded cell:
| Padded cell | Honeypot |
| Padded cell is a honey pot, used for protection so that certainly it cannot be compromised. | Honey pots are referred as trap systems, which are aimed to track attackers and it keeps them away from critical systems... |
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Calculate the entropy of the following systems and order them according
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(a) A 6 digit PIN code with exactly 5 different numbers
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(d) A passface scheme with four 5x5 grids and three 6x6 grids, each containing 1 face for recognition
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p = 3, q = 11, d = 7, x = 5
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