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QUESTION 3 What was not the weakness of enigma that led to its decryption? a. It produced outputs that had a discernible pattern. b. The key must be transferred by an agent. c. The encrypted letter could not be the letter itself. d. The key space was pretty small. QUESTION 4 During the Arab uprisings, a group of computer technicians has orchestrated a series of illegal "denial of service" attacks against the websites of the governments of Egypt and Tunisia in order to help the people. This is an example of allacking b. Insider threat c. Cybercrime Od. Hacktivism

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Solution 1: Option B is the correct option as the key reason for the decryption of the enigma codes were the fact that the keys had to be transferred by an agent and this agent could even turn out to be a spy as well. That eventually led to the decryption of the codes by the polish scientists that cracked the code with the help of a German spy.

Solution 2: Option D is the correct option as the act of using the hacking techniques for socially or politically motivated reasons is referred to as hacktivism and the given above is a typical case of an act that is politically and socially motivated.

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