Questions and Answers
Which action can help to harden an operating system?
Removing unnecessary software
What is the purpose of unessential services in an operating system?
To provide additional functionality
Why should alterations be made to common accounts in an operating system?
To reduce the number of default accounts
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Operating System Security
- Disabling or removing unessential services can help harden an operating system by reducing the attack surface and eliminating potential vulnerabilities.
- Unessential services in an operating system provide opportunities for attackers to exploit vulnerabilities, making it important to identify and disable or remove them.
- Alterations should be made to common accounts in an operating system, such as changing default passwords and restricting access, to prevent unauthorized access and reduce the risk of an attack.
