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Which of the following best defines security testing in the context of IoT?

• Testing the physical durability of IoT devices.

• Evaluating the user interface of IoT applications.

• Identifying and assessing vulnerabilities and security weaknesses in IoT devices, systems, and their communication channels.

• Testing the performance of IoT devices under extreme conditions.

Which of the following best defines IoT testing?

• The process of evaluating the hardware components of IoT devices.

• Testing the user interface of IoT applications.

• The systematic process of verifying the functionality, performance, security, and reliability of IoT devices, systems, and applications.

• Testing the network connectivity of IoT devices.

Which of the following is NOT a common type of IoT testing?

• Functional Testing

• Performance Testing

• Security Testing

• Software Development Testing

Which type of testing focuses on evaluating the system's ability to handle a high volume of data and users?

• Functional Testing

• Scalability Testing

• Compatibility Testing

• Security Testing

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of conducting thorough IoT testing?

• Increased development costs

• Improved system reliability

• Enhanced security

• Reduced time-to-market (with early identification of issues)

How does IoT testing contribute to user satisfaction?

• By ensuring the system is free from bugs and errors.

• By optimizing system performance for a smooth user experience.

• By ensuring the system meets user needs and expectations.

• All of the above.

Which of the following is a major challenge in IoT testing?

• Complexity of IoT systems

• Limited testing tools and methodologies

• Rapid evolution of IoT technologies

• All of the above.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why security testing is crucial for IoT systems?

• To increase development costs

• To protect user privacy and data confidentiality.

• To prevent unauthorized access and control of devices.

• To ensure the reliability and availability of IoT services.