Daily Quiz No. 21
Daily Quiz Cybersecurity
Nine questions in a row. The clock starts with the first question, and every question gets one try.
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The clock starts with the first question.
How the Daily Quiz works
- Every day at midnight (German time) there are 9 new questions, the same for everyone.
- The questions come in order, from easy to hard. With the same score, time decides.
- At the end you copy one sentence with a link. Whoever opens it plays the same questions against your score.
- Some questions come from the paid levels, so every day you see what the full course holds.
Yesterday in the Daily Quiz
- In which three states must data be protected?
- Without IT's knowledge, a department uses a free cloud storage service for customer data. What is this called?
- What is rate limiting in front of a sign-in API for?
- A scanner reports a flaw in the OpenSSL package on a Linux server, but the distribution vendor applied the fix via a backport and the version number stayed the same. What is this, and what should be done?