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exercise 1. what data threat is described below (a) clicking on suspici…

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  1. what data threat is described below

(a) clicking on suspicious links
(b) forgetting to lece your electronic device after use.

  1. state 3 things a strong password should have.
  2. state 3 lines used in dimensioning
  3. why do most people prefer to use of concrete when construct houses
  4. a welder wants to cut a metal rod into dened fizer

(a) name the tool the welder used.

Explanation:

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Question 2: State 3 things a strong password should have.
Brief Explanations

A strong password is crucial for security. It should have a mix of character types (uppercase, lowercase, numbers, symbols) to increase complexity. A sufficient length (at least 8 - 12 characters) makes it harder to crack. Also, it should avoid common words, personal info (like names, birthdays) to prevent easy guessing.

Brief Explanations

In technical drawing (for engineering/construction), dimensioning lines include extension lines (extend from object to dimension line), dimension lines (show the measurement length), and leader lines (used to indicate features or notes). These lines follow standards to clearly communicate dimensions.

Brief Explanations

Concrete is popular in house construction due to its durability (resists weather, pests, wear over time), strength (can bear heavy loads, good for foundations, walls), and versatility (can be molded into various shapes, used in different structural elements like slabs, beams). It’s also relatively cost - effective for long - term use and provides fire resistance, which enhances safety.

Answer:

  1. A mix of uppercase letters (e.g., A, B), lowercase letters (e.g., a, b), numbers (e.g., 1, 2), and special symbols (e.g.,!, @).
  2. A minimum length of 8 - 12 characters (longer is better, e.g., 12 or more characters).
  3. No use of common words, personal information (like names, birth dates) or easily guessable patterns.
Question 3: State 3 lines used in dimensioning.