Chapter 3
1. C Identification is when a user professes an identity, such as with a user name; and authentication proves the identity, such as with a password. They aren’t the same, and identification by itself doesn’t authenticate an individual.
2. Passwords Passwords can be discovered through social engineering, dictionary attacks, and brute-force attacks.
3. False A smart card is an example of the something you have authentication factor.
4. D Pa$$w0rd includes all four character types: uppercase, lowercase, symbols ($$), and a number (0). The others include only one, two, or three of the four character types.
5. True Group Policy includes Password Policy settings in the Security Settings node.
6. Password-reset disk If a user has created ...
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