MT-IAS

Highest Level. Uses formal design specifications and verification techniques. Grants a high degree of assurance of process security.

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• Type B
• Type C
• Type D

Provides mandatory protection system. Have all the properties of a class C2 system. Attaches a sensitivity label to each object.

• Type A
• Type B
• Type C
• Type D

Provides protection and user accountability using audit capabilities.

• Type A
• Type B
• Type C
• Type D

Lowest level. Minimum protection. MS-DOS, Window 3.1 fall in this category.

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• Type C
• Type D

program traps user login credentials and stores them to send to malicious user who can later on login to computer and can access system resources.

• Trojan Horse
• Trap Door
• Logic Bomb
• Virus

program which is designed to work as required, have a security hole in its code and perform illegal action without knowledge of user

• Trojan Horse
• Trap Door
• Logic Bomb
• Virus

is a situation when a program misbehaves only when certain conditions met otherwise it works as a genuine program.

• Trojan Horse
• Trap Door
• Logic Bomb
• Virus

is generatlly a small code embedded in a program. As user accesses the program, the virus starts getting embedded in other files/ programs and can make system unusable for user

• Trojan Horse
• Trap Door
• Logic Bomb
• Virus

is a process which can choked down a system performance by using system resources to extreme levels.

• Worm
• Port Scanning
• Denial of Service

is a mechanism or means by which a hacker can detects system vulnerabilities to make an attack on the system.

• Worm
• Port Scanning
• Denial of Service