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1) Are computer-to-computer authentications subject to the weakness of replay? Why or why not?Â
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2) the author argues for a continuous authentication activity. When would such an activity be warranted? How would you determine how often this activity would occur? Explain your answers.
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3) Provide the underlying concept for how PGP and S/MIME provide protection. Explain your answer.
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4) What countermeasures are available (if nay) against cross-site scripting. What is the effect of these countermeasures? Explain your answer.
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5) Which would provide greater security: a monolithic kernel or a minimal kernel (with many functions operating in "user" mode vice "kernel" mode? Explain your answer.
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6) A flaw in the protection system of many operating systems is argument passing. Often a common shared stack is used by all nested routines for arguments as well as for the remainder of the context of each calling process.
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   a) Explain what vulnerabilities this flaw presents.
   b) Explain how the flaw can be controlled. The shared stack is still to be used for passing arguments and storing context.
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