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Q: Explain how the TCP three-way handshake might be exploited in a situation where two computers are…

A: Three-way handshake for TCP: 1. SYN SYN-ACK 2. 3. ACK The following scenario might result in unsafe…

Q: Other than remote access, what else does SSH get used for? Do you have any suggestions for SSH…

A: Introduction: Encryption: SSH (Secure Shell) is a cryptographic system that allows servers to…

Q: Which aspect of ARP makes it particularly vulnerable to DoS attacks?

A: Introduction: DDoS-attack: A Denial of Service attack, often known as a DoS attack, is a hostile…

Q: tack on the network system had an effect on the proto

A: Introduction: In addition to cybercrime, cyberattacks, such as hacktivists, can be associated with…

Q: What key differences exist between UPD session hijacking and TCP session hijacking?

A: How might you encode audio (or video) data in two packets so that if one packet is lost, then the…

Q: What position does UDP occupy in the OSI model?

A: UDP: User Datagram Protocol is referred to as UDP. This protocol is used to transfer data from the…

Q: What distinguishes TCP session hijacking from UPD session hijacking?

A: let's see the correct answer of the question

Q: n UDP the datagram contains the source and destination IP address and the source and destination…

A: Answer : False.

Q: N UDP, the checksu A True

A: IN UDP, the checksum is used to detect and correct the corrupted segments. TrueFalse

Q: Define random access and list three protocols in this category.

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Q: What distinguishes TCP and UPD session hijacking?

A: TCP stands for transmission control protocol.  UDP stands for user datagram protocol. Both are…

Q: TCP supports error detection while UDP does not True or false

A: There is no recovery of the error in the UDP while the TCP supports both error detection and…

Q: What exactly is a random access technique, and which two protocols come within it?

A: Intro Random Access technique: Random access technique is otherwise called dispute strategies where…

Q: Which feature of ARP makes it especially susceptible to DoS attacks?

A: Introduction: DoS attack: A DoS attack, or Denial of Service attack, is a malicious attempt by an…

Q: Find the falsehood: FTP is File Transfer Protocol B. FTP requires two parallel TCP connections FTP…

A: The question presents a statement related to FTP (File Transfer Protocol) and asks to identify the…

Q: Briefly explain the four steps of the TCP session termination process.

A: the four steps of the TCP session termination process

Q: Is it possible to implement error control using the DHCP protocol?

A: DHCP basically stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. It is basically used to dynamically…

Q: Compare cypher block chaining versus cypher feedback mode in terms of the number of encryption…

A: Introduction: The DES cypher block chaining mode is as follows: Cypher mode is a kind of…

Q: The........... field is optional in datagram packet format in UDP

A: UDP is short for User Datagram Protocol. It is used for communication between two devices connected…

Q: Is it true that a router routes packets to MAC addresses?

A: Router directing packets The router first sends the message packet to the next hop across the…

Q: Where do TCP and UPD session hijacking diverge from one another?

A: Session hijacking only affects TCP protocols that are session-oriented. Despite the availability of…

Q: Explain how two machines sharing a video file via an unprotected ftp connection might attack the TCP…

A: In the world of computer networks, security plays a vital role in safeguarding information and…

Q: UDP stands for "User Datagram Protocol." What does this mean?

A: Introduction: The User Datagram Protocol (UDP) is a connectionless protocol that does not create a…

Q: As a Network administrator you are asked to provide a solution to mitigate the ARP attacks on the…

A: S1(config)#interface g0/1  and g0/2     (dhcp-trusted)

Q: What is the maximum size of a UDP datagram?

A: UDP stands for User Datagram Protocol which is a Network layer non reliable and connection less…

Q: Explain the concepts around sending a UDP datagram.

A: User Datagram Protocol (UDP) is a connectionless protocol that operates on top of the Internet…

Q: The prefix length of an IPv6 address is similar to the broadcast domain subnet mask DNS mask DHCP…

A: The question has been answered in step2

Q: Why are clocks necessary in our rdt protocols?

A: Intro We need to highlight the importance of clocks in rdt protocols.

Q: e importance of "synchronization" in the Session Layer of the OSI mo

A: The question seeks an explanation of the role and significance of "synchronization" within the…

Q: Define demultiplexing. Briefly explain how TCP demultiplexing is different than UDP demultiplexing.

A: Demultiplexing is the process of directing incoming data packets to their respective applications or…

Q: What characteristic of ARP makes it particularly vulnerable to being used in a DoS attack?

A: DoS attack: DoS stands for Denial of Service attack is a malicious attempt by an individual or…

Q: How does TCP protect against sequence numbers wrapping around?

A: TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a largely used transport layer protocol. It provides…

Q: Why is UDP not utilized in any of the preceding protocols?

A: Introduction: HTTP, FTP, SMTP, and POP3 all employ TCP rather than UDP because it provides a more…

Q: What is the UDP checksum is used for?

A: The User Datagram Protocol (UDP) checksum is a field included in the UDP header. Its purpose is to…

Types Of Protocols

A network protocol is a collection of rules that governs the exchange of data between devices connected to the same network. In other words, network protocols are rules that specify how devices communicate or transfer data over a network. The sender and receiver systems must obey the standards to facilitate communication between them.