In this chapter, we have presented the students at Churchill High School as having obtained physical access to a computer. Could they have changed grades without physical access? Why or why not?
(Computer Security II)
Yes they can change the grades even with out the physical access as they can access the system in below ways
They can connect to the system remotely
They can access the files using the Ip address and modify the grades
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