One Control Objective for an Operating System Is That It

question 58

Multiple Choice

One control objective for an operating system is that it must be protected from itself.Which of the following statements best explains this concept?

• A)The operating system should be able to gracefully terminate activities,and later recover to its previous state.
• B)No operating system module should be allowed to corrupt or destroy another operating system module.
• C)User applications must not be allowed to gain control of or damage the operating system.
• D)The operating system must be able to prevent unauthorized users from accessing,corrupting,or destroying other users' data.

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Definitions:

Mutual Interpersonal Expectations

The shared beliefs or standards regarding how individuals should behave towards each other in a social or professional context.

Universal Ethical Principles

Fundamental ethical concepts and values that are widely accepted across different cultures and societies as a basis for moral conduct.

Enlightened Egoism

A philosophical concept suggesting individuals should act in their own self-interest but also consider the long-term consequences of their actions on others, promoting mutual benefit.

Long-Term Self-Interest

The consideration of one's well-being in the future, leading to decisions that may sacrifice immediate gratification for future benefits.