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a. auditing f. portb. biometrics g. RBACc. DMZ h. signaturesd. DDoS attack i. sockete. packet filters j. worm1/ An attack in which many computers are hijacked and used to flood the target with so many false requests that the server cannot process them all, and normal traffic is blocked2/ The process of recording which computers are accessing a network and whatresources are being accessed, and then recording the information in a log file3/ Signs of possible attacks that include an IP address, a port number, and thefrequency of access attempts; an IDPS uses signatures to detect possible attacks4/ An area in random access memory (RAM) reserved for the use of a program that "listens" for requests for the service it provides5/ A semitrusted subnet that lies outside the trusted internal network but is connected to the firewall to make services publicly available while still protecting the internal LAN6/ A network connection consisting of a port number combined with a computer's IP address7/ An access control method that establishes organizational roles to control access to information8/ A method of authenticating a user using physical information, such as retinalscans, fingerprints, or voiceprints9/ Computer files that copy themselves repeatedly and consume disk space orother resources10/ Hardware or software tools that allow or deny packets based on specifiedcriteria, such as port, IP address, or protocol.
