Which practice preserves a recoverable copy of important data?
Correct answer: C
A backup supports recovery after loss or damage.
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Correct answer: C
A backup supports recovery after loss or damage.
Correct answer: B
A primary key must uniquely identify a record.
Correct answer: D
A join uses a relationship or condition to combine records.
Correct answer: B
Ordinary RAM is volatile working memory.
Correct answer: A
The processor performs instruction execution.
Correct answer: C
It groups records and calculates summaries such as totals.
Correct answer: D
It converts digital output into a paper copy.
Correct answer: C
A bit is a binary digit.
Correct answer: A
Blind carbon copy conceals those addresses in the recipient display.
Correct answer: D
It denies access to data and attempts extortion.
Correct answer: B
Filtering changes which matching records are visible.
Correct answer: C
ROM is non-volatile memory used for fixed information.
Correct answer: D
A byte commonly consists of eight bits.
Correct answer: B
A wide area network covers larger distances.
Correct answer: D
The attacker uses false trust to induce disclosure or action.
Correct answer: A
Dollar signs such as $B$2 fix both parts of the reference.
Correct answer: B
Applications support specific user tasks.
Correct answer: C
Domain Name System resolution links names with addressing information.
Correct answer: B
Solid-state drives store data in electronic memory.
Correct answer: D
HTTPS protects data in transit between endpoints.
Correct answer: B
A local area network serves a limited geographical area.
Correct answer: B
It coordinates memory, processes, files and devices.
Correct answer: D
A firewall controls permitted communication.
Correct answer: B
A scanner captures the document optically.
Correct answer: B
I is incorrect: Sharing a one-time password with an unsolicited caller → Unsafe credential disclosure. An OTP can authorise access or transactions. II is incorrect: An attacker pretending to be a trusted sender → Spoofing. The apparent identity or source is falsified.