Microsoft OS Security Features Flashcards

1
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Attribute A

A

Archive

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2
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Attribute S

A

System

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3
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Attribute H

A

Hidden

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4
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Attribute R

A

Read-only. This attribute supersedes permissions

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5
Q

Attribute I

A

Index, assists with searching

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6
Q

What are file attributes?

A

a type of meta-data that describe and may modify how files and or directories in a filesystem behave

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7
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Command prompt “attrib”

A

Allows you to see attributes of files “RASH”

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8
Q

What command changes file attributes?

A

> attrib +[attribute letter] <filename></filename>

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9
Q

Encryption: EFS

A

Encrypting File System
- Attribute of NTFS
- Transparent file-level encryption

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10
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Encryption: BitLocker and BitLocker to go

A

Full disk encryption
Internal and removable drives
Requires a chip on the motherboard called a TPM or Trusted Platform Module or a Group Policy configuration (less secure), for those computers without a TPM.

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