How Are PAM Modules Organized and Stored

question 96

Multiple Choice

How are PAM modules organized and stored?

• A) As plain text files in /etc/security/ As plain text files in /etc/security/
• B) A statically linked binaries in /etc/pam.d/bin/ A statically linked binaries in /etc/pam.d/bin/
• C) As Linux kernel modules within the respective sub directory of /lib/modules/ As Linux kernel modules within the respective sub directory of /lib/modules/
• D) As shared object files within the /lib/ directory hierarchy As shared object files within the /lib/ directory hierarchy
• E) As dynamically linked binaries in /usr/lib/pam/sbin/ As dynamically linked binaries in /usr/lib/pam/sbin/

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Definitions:

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Acquisition Method

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