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| T/F Compressed files can be encrypted with EFS. |
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| T/F EFS encrypted files can be compressed. |
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| ______ encryption uses a single key to encrypt and decrypt files. |
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| What role should a user be assigned in order to recover encrypted files? |
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| How many hours does it take to understand a process that takes only 2.5 nanoseconds to execute? (Such as EFS) solve for 'A' |
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| (2.5ns)8b = a + x/c..... A= way too FEKin long! |
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What does this command do?
cipher.exe /e testfile.txt |
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| Can files that are encrypted be moved to a non NTFS filesystem? |
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| Yes, but only by a user with rights to decrypt |
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| Does a file stay encrypted if moved out of its encrypted parent folder? |
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| Two tools for Windows for managing EFS are: a)Event viewer b)Cipher.exe c)Group Policy Editor d)File and Folder Properties |
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| T/F Read-only files cannot be encrypted. |
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