An Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Is Based on the General

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Multiple Choice

An Intrusion Detection System (IDS) is based on the general hypothesis that a security violation is associated with a pattern of system usage, which can be

• A) differentiated from a normal usage pattern
• B) used to detect known violations
• C) used to detect a masquerader
• D) differentiated to detect all security violations

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Definitions:

Continents

Large landmasses on Earth's surface, distinguished by convention rather than any strict criteria, typically identified by geographical and cultural factors.

Continental Shield

Large geographical areas composed of ancient, stable, and relatively flat Precambrian rock that form the cores of continents.

Exposed Rocks

Rocks that are visible on the Earth's surface without being covered by soil, vegetation, or other materials.

Accreted Terranes

Pieces of the Earth's crust that have been added to a continent due to plate tectonic forces.