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11/29/23, 2:42 PM TestOut LabSim ¥ Question 2: v/ Correct What is issued to a website in order for it to be validated as a trusted website? - Certificate authority DNS Extension Hash code Explanation Certificate authority (CA) information is stamped on all packets coming from a website to validate where they came from. If any packets are misdirected through an untrusted site, the browser will detect that the certificate is now invalid and will give the user a warning in the form of a dialog box. Extensions are one or more functions added to the browser that can be created by the affiliated browser or a third party. Hashing is a feature associated with password managers. Hashing generates a string of values (hash code) that jumbles the password into symbols and letters. Hash codes cannot be reversed, which makes them a good deterrent to security threats. The actual password is then saved in the account. You can configure the DNS (Domain Name System) with a list of valid sites. This means that you can allow or deny access to certain sites. However, DNS is not designed to validate trusted websites. References [E] 14.10.1 Browsers |E| 14.10.2 Browser Facts g_browsers_ca_trusted_website_pp7.question.fex https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0 576/index.html/productviewer/1193/14.10.7/136e7614-8183-4027-a3d4-363d80d0f4aa 3/11

11/29/23, 2:42 PM TestOut LabSim ¥ Question 5: v/ Correct — You have logged into your banking website using a password, but now the website indicates that it sent you an email with a confirmation code that you need to retrieve and enter before you can continue to access the website. Which of the following security measures is being used? Extensions Hash code Certificate authority Two-factor authentication Explanation Two-factor authentication is using two authentication credentials to access one account. For example, once you enter your password to access your account, you receive an alert via email, text message, or voicemail message with a confirmation code that you need to also enter before accessing the website. Certificate authority (CA) information is stamped on all packets coming from a website to validate where they came from. If any packets are misdirected through an untrusted site, the browser will detect that the certificate is now invalid and will give the user a warning in a the form of a dialog box. This is not associated with authentication to a website. Extensions are one or more functions added to the browser that can be created by the affiliated browser or a third party. Hashing is a feature associated with password managers. Hashing generates a string of values (hash code) that jumbles the password into symbols and letters. Hash codes cannot be reversed, which makes them a good deterrent to security threats. The actual password is then saved to the account. References @ 14.10.1 Browsers 14.10.2 Browser Facts g_browsers_two_factor_auth_pp7.question.fex https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0 576/index.html/productviewer/1193/14.10.7/136e7614-8183-4027-a3d4-363d80d0f4aa 6/11

11/29/23, 2:42 PM TestOut LabSim ¥ Question 8: v/ Correct While browsing the internet, you notice that your browser performance is continually slowing down. Which of the following would MOST likely increase the overall performance of your web browser? Synchronize your web browser data. - Clear the data cache. Enable a pop-up blocker. Switch to Private Browsing Mode. Explanation In order for browsers to quickly retrieve websites, they often save all the site locations visited, which is referred to as a cache. You can clear the cache to help improve the overall performance of your web browser. Enabling a pop-up blocker can prevent pop-up ads from appearing on web pages. And while this might help to access the web page content a little quicker, it would not significantly improve the overall performance of the web browser. Private browsing mode lets you visit websites without the browser keeping your search history, cookies or password information. However, in this scenario, switching to private browsing mode would not clear the cache, which is most likely causing the performance problem. Once you've created a browser account, there is a settings feature that lets you log into a browser from multiple systems with all information including bookmarks, password information and all security settings, synced. However, this synchronization would not slow down the overall performance of your web browser. References @ 14.10.4 Browser Settings [:‘R 14.10.5 Configure Browser Settings |E| 14.10.6 Browser Setting Facts g_browswer_settings_data_cache_clear_pp7.question.fex https://labsimapp.testout.com/v6_0 576/index.html/productviewer/1193/14.10.7/136e7614-8183-4027-a3d4-363d80d0f4aa 9/11