Do biometric security devices replace the need for passwords? Select one: No. Bi

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Do biometric security devices replace the need for passwords? Select one: No. Biometric should be part of a security strategy that also includes passwords. No. Thumbprints are not unique, so biometrics are not adequately secure. Yes. The biometric devices primary purpose is convenience, so entering a password is a waste of time. Yes. Thumbprints are unique, so biometric are foolproof. Which of the following devices is ATAPI complaint? Select one: DVD drive Hard disk drive USB flash memory drive SCSI drive A video card has several different names. What name is used in the Device Manager to refer to the video card? Select one: Video card Display adapter VGA port Monitor card

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1. Do biometric security devices replace the need for passwords?
D. Yes. Thumbprints are unique, so biometrics are foolproof.
Explanation:
Passwords are simply authenticating access, preserve anonymity – you’re not identifying who you are
during the anomity resolution, we get all privacy issues.
and could therefore be anyone accessing the sites, biometrics place a specific individual at the point of access.

2. which of the following devices is ATAPI complaint?
A. DVD Drive
Explanation:ATAPI devices include CD-ROM and DVD-ROM drives, tape drives, and large-capacity floppy drives such as the Zip drive and SuperDisk drive.

3.Video card has different names.What is the name used in Device manager used to refer video card?
A.Video card

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