INFORMATION SECURITY Interview Question
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1. Define: "Vulnerability".
2. What are career criminals?
3. Write a note on encryption.
4. What do you mean by Relocation?
5. Define Segmentation.
6. What is persistent permission?
7. Write a note on physical database integrity.
8. What is user authentication?
9. Define the term SSL.
10. What do you mean by satellite communication?
11. Write down the basic steps of risk analysis ?
12. What are the characteristics of a good security policy?
13. Summarize the viruses and other malicious code.
14. Elaborate the characteristics of computer intrusion.
15. Describe the memory and address protection.
16. Explain the procedure-oriented access control.
17. What are the reliability and integrity in database? Explain.
18. Describe the various security threat analyses.
19. Explain the contents of a security plan.
20. Discuss the targeted malicious code in detail.
21. Explain the various types of file protection mechanisms.
22. What are the proposals for multilevel security? Explain.
23. How to establish a virtual private network? Explain.
24. Illustrate the components of an intrusion detection framework.
25. How will you protect programs and data? Explain.
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1. Define: "Vulnerability".
2. What are career criminals?
3. Write a note on encryption.
4. What do you mean by Relocation?
5. Define Segmentation.
6. What is persistent permission?
7. Write a note on physical database integrity.
8. What is user authentication?
9. Define the term SSL.
10. What do you mean by satellite communication?
11. Write down the basic steps of risk analysis ?
12. What are the characteristics of a good security policy?
13. Summarize the viruses and other malicious code.
14. Elaborate the characteristics of computer intrusion.
15. Describe the memory and address protection.
16. Explain the procedure-oriented access control.
17. What are the reliability and integrity in database? Explain.
18. Describe the various security threat analyses.
19. Explain the contents of a security plan.
20. Discuss the targeted malicious code in detail.
21. Explain the various types of file protection mechanisms.
22. What are the proposals for multilevel security? Explain.
23. How to establish a virtual private network? Explain.
24. Illustrate the components of an intrusion detection framework.
25. How will you protect programs and data? Explain.
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-: What is the difference between array, array list and list in c# :-
They are different object types. They have different capabilities and store their data in different ways.
Array:
An Array (System.Array) is fixed in size once it is allocated. You can't add items to it or remove items from it. Also, all the elements must be the same type. As a result, it is type safe, and is also the most efficient of the three, both in terms of memory and performance. Also, System.Array supports multiple dimensions (i.e. it has a Rank property) while List and ArrayList do not (although you can create a List of Lists or an ArrayList of ArrayLists, if you want to).
ArrayList:
An ArrayList is a flexible array which contains a list of objects. You can add and remove items from it and it automatically deals with allocating space. If you store value types in it, they are boxed and unboxed, which can be a bit inefficient. Also, it is not type-safe.
List<>:
A List<> leverages generics; it is essentially a type-safe version of ArrayList. This means there is no boxing or unboxing (which improves performance) and if you attempt to add an item of the wrong type it'll generate a compile-time error.
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They are different object types. They have different capabilities and store their data in different ways.
Array:
An Array (System.Array) is fixed in size once it is allocated. You can't add items to it or remove items from it. Also, all the elements must be the same type. As a result, it is type safe, and is also the most efficient of the three, both in terms of memory and performance. Also, System.Array supports multiple dimensions (i.e. it has a Rank property) while List and ArrayList do not (although you can create a List of Lists or an ArrayList of ArrayLists, if you want to).
ArrayList:
An ArrayList is a flexible array which contains a list of objects. You can add and remove items from it and it automatically deals with allocating space. If you store value types in it, they are boxed and unboxed, which can be a bit inefficient. Also, it is not type-safe.
List<>:
A List<> leverages generics; it is essentially a type-safe version of ArrayList. This means there is no boxing or unboxing (which improves performance) and if you attempt to add an item of the wrong type it'll generate a compile-time error.
follow @coder_baba
Basics of SOLID design principles using C# and .NET.
Intro to SOLID principles
SOLID principles are the design principles that enable us to manage most of the software design problems. Robert C. Martin compiled these principles in the 1990s. These principles provide us with ways to move from tightly coupled code and little encapsulation to the desired results of loosely coupled and encapsulated real needs of a business properly.
SOLID is an acronym of the following.
S:👉 Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)
O:👉 Open closed Principle (OCP)
L: 👉Liskov substitution Principle (LSP)
I:👉 Interface Segregation Principle (ISP)
D:👉 Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP)
Intro to SOLID principles
SOLID principles are the design principles that enable us to manage most of the software design problems. Robert C. Martin compiled these principles in the 1990s. These principles provide us with ways to move from tightly coupled code and little encapsulation to the desired results of loosely coupled and encapsulated real needs of a business properly.
SOLID is an acronym of the following.
S:👉 Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)
O:👉 Open closed Principle (OCP)
L: 👉Liskov substitution Principle (LSP)
I:👉 Interface Segregation Principle (ISP)
D:👉 Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP)
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