LogDog is IPS that protects online accounts against hacking

True

False

TPM is a Standalone device

True

False

Slowing down is a sign of malware

True

False

The Linux kernel is not secure

True

False

The $--$random$-$agent option in SQLMAP helps to evade detection by using a random HTTP User$-$Agent header in its requests

True

False

The principle of least privilege ensures that users are given the maximum access required to perform their tasks

True

False

Hardware backdoors can not be created by modifying a system's firmware or by physically altering the hardware itself

True

False

Taher Elgamal who is the first proposed SSL

True

False

Local hacking attacks against password managers involve gaining access to a desktop where the password manager is actively used

True

False

When your device is infected with malware, you must turn off the Internet

True

False

Quantum cryptography is the science of exploiting quantum mechanical properties to perform cryptographic tasks.

True

False

Hardware security risks are primarily due to software updates

True

False

Reverse proxies can distribute the load from incoming network traffic among several servers which can help to balance the load and enhance performance

True

False

In iOS When app developers leave security vulnerabilities in their code, hackers or malware can exploit these vulnerabilities to compromise your device

True

False

LogDog is able to recover your data if it is stolen

True

False

Built$-$in password managers in popular browsers such as Chrome do not offer the capability to sync passwords across devices that support these browsers

True

False

A single subdomain SSL Certificate is enough to secure both the main domain and unlimited subdomains

True

False

application layer serves as the data translator for the network.

True

False

User Authentication is a security process that prevents unauthorized users from accessing your device or network

True

False

Hardware cannot be used to enhance the security of existing software systems.

True

False

Android uses Security$-$Enhanced Linux $($SELinux$)$ to enforce mandatory access control.

True

False