Question: discuss the osi layer

what is a ntstat

discuss the utfp protocol

reference as a data memb er of a class if yes then how can one in itialise it

can one distribute function templates an d a class templates in ob ject libraries

differentiate an inspector and a mutator

differen tiate b etween the man ipulstor and stf fun ction

discuss on how to get the curren t position of the file pointer

what is the purpose of put and get pointers

what does the nocreate and noreplace flag ensures when thry are used for opn ing a file

what iss the limitation of cin while takin g input for chasracter array

what are the extraction and insertion operators in c++

what is the difference between while an d while doo while loop

are default parfameters how are they evaluated in the c ++

what are some drawbacks of implementing a ring topology

are default parfameters how are they evaluated in the c ++

what are some drawbacks of implementing a ring topology

define object in c++what

what is abstraction in c++

explain the c oncept of in heitance

define amespce

define storage

why do we need the friend function

discuss on how differentiate between inspector and a mutator

discuss on namespacing

discuss what data encampsulation is

what is the importance of the OSI physical layer

discuss on the lyers of the osi reference model

what is the backbone network

disscuss on the disadvantanges of a peer to peer network

what is hybrid network

what id DCHP

what are the differen t ways of security a c omputer n etwork

what are proxy servers an d how do thery protect c omputer n etworks

what is the function of the osi session layer

what is the importance of impleenting a fault tolerance system

what doers 10 base-t mean

explain tcp/ip model

what is HTTPs and what port does it use

what is the difference between a domain an d a wotkgroup

discuss on the proxy serv ers an d how they protect thne computer

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Answer the following questions: Question 1: A buffer overflow can write over adjacent data such as: Variables Program flow instructions Other buffers (Hint: Read summary and description sections to answer this question) Question 2: An unchecked buffer overflow causes: Data to be corrupted A program crash The program to correct itself The execution of malicious code Unexpected behavior (Hint: Read Risk and Examples of Occurrence sections to answer this question) Code Responsibly-- How Can I Avoid Buffer Overflow? . Make sure you have enough space: When using static arrays, be sure that the size of the array is large enough to hold the maximum amount of data that it may need. . Validate indices: If you have an integer variable, verify that it is within the proper bounds before you use it as an index to an array. This validation is particularly important for any values that might have been provided as user input or other untrusted input, such as information that might be read from a file or from a network connection. Answer the following questions: Question 1: A buffer overflow can write over adjacent data such as: Variables Program flow instructions Other buffers (Hint: Read summary and description sections to answer this question) Question 2: An unchecked buffer overflow causes: Data to be corrupted A program crash The program to correct itself The execution of malicious code Unexpected behavior (Hint: Read Risk and Examples of Occurrence sections to answer this question) Code Responsibly-- How Can I Avoid Buffer Overflow? . Make sure you have enough space: When using static arrays, be sure that the size of the array is large enough to hold the maximum amount of data that it may need. . Validate indices: If you have an integer variable, verify that it is within the proper bounds before you use it as an index to an array. This validation is particularly important for any values that might have been provided as user input or other untrusted input, such as information that might be read from a file or from a network connection.