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CIA Triad - Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability Parkerian hexad - Where the CIA triad consists of confidentiality, integrity, and availability, the Parkerian hexad consists of these three principles, as well as possession or control, authenticity, and utility Confidentiality - Refers to our ability to protect our data from those who are not authorized to view it. Confidentiality can be compromised by the loss of a laptop containing data, a person looking over our shoulder while we ...

The Fabrication attack type most commonly affects which principle(s) of the CIA triad? A. Availability B. Integrity C. Confidentiality D. Integrity and Availability E. Confidentiality and Integrity - Integrity and Availability The Interception attack type most commonly affects which principle(s) of the CIA triad? This task contains the radio buttons and checkboxes for options. The shortcut keys to perform this task are A to H and alt+1 to alt+9. A.Integrity and Availability B.Confi...

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bounds checking - to set a limit on the amount of data we expect to receive to set aside storage for that data *required in most programming languages * prevents buffer overflows race conditions - A type of software development vulnerability that occurs when multiple processes or multiple threads within a process control or share access to a particular resource, and the correct handling of that resource depends on the proper ordering or timing of transactions input validation - a type of...

Moving from the earth's crust towards the earth's core, temperature _____________ and pressure _______________. - increases; increases Large crystal size is associated with what type of rock? - Intrusive igneous Rocks found within the core of a mountain range formed along a continental-continental convergent plate boundary are likely to be: - Metamorphic processes associated with a mid-ocean ridge - Mantle convection Plate divergence Crustal formation When oceanic crust collides ...

What is fossil? - Remains of an ancient organism or its activity What kinds of rocks are fossils found in? - Sedimentary rocks What help determine the absolute and relative ages of rocks? - Fossils What provides clues to past geologic events, climates, and evolution of living things? - Fossils What are an indicator of an area's ancient environmental conditions and climates? - Fossils Why do fossils not form in igneous rocks? - Igneous rocks are too hot. Why do fossils not form...

The denudation processes that move rock material down-slope typically occur in what order (from first to last)? - Weathering, mass wasting, erosion. Frost wedging is an example of what type of weathering? - Mechanical ______________ weathering is the dominant form of weathering in hot, wet subtropical locations. - Chemical Rock material with a 40° angle of repose will form a _____________ slope compared to rock material with a 20° angle of repose. - Steeper A type of mass wasting t...

Geologic time - The idea that the earth is old, and around 4.54 billion years old. After the K-T event - everything made after is made from the 30% of life left The most resent period in geological time is the - holocene, most resent 10,000 year period End of earth formation is represented in which geological time? - Hadean eon Earth cross-sectional radius - 6400 km (4000 miles). We know this because of remote sensing. Seismic wave - sound or vibration that can be measured, base...

Astronomy - The study of objects beyond Earth's atmosphere Meteorology - The study of forces and processed that cause the atmosphere to change and produce weather Geology - The study of the materials that make up Earth, the processes that form and change these materials, and the history of the planet and it's life forms since its origin Oceanography - The study of earths oceans Environmental science - The study of the interactions of organisms and their surroundings Geosphere - ...

soil - a relatively thin surface layer made up of a mixture of weathered mineral particles, decaying organic matter, living organisms, gases, and liquid solutions components of soil - • Inorganic materials (Sand, silt, clay, Loam is a mix) • Organic matter • Water • Air elluviation - fine particles carried percolating water to deeper soil illuviation - deposition of the particles eluviated from above O horizon - loose and partly decayed organic matter at top A horizon...