We make sure that all internet conversations between any two people today are safe. Named Data Networking, on the other hand, is used to protect data bits while they are being made (NON). Explain what the NDN security model is and how it is focused on data.

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Q: Is it possible to explain what packet sniffers are and how they work?

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