Question

1. (01.05 lc) which of the following is a best practice for creating a strong password? (2 points)

○ using at least eight characters, numbers, or symbols
○ using the name of your best friend
○ using your age plus your street name
○ using the same password for every website

1. (01.05 mc)

a software developer is developing a new app, teamchat, that high schools can use to help sport
information (pii). which of the following pieces of information are most likely to be direct pii? (2 p
i. student id number
ii. cut off text)

Explanation:

Question 1

To determine the best practice for a strong password, we analyze each option:

• "Using at least eight characters, numbers, or symbols" increases password complexity, making it harder to guess.
• "Using the name of your best friend" is bad as names are easy to guess.
• "Using your age plus your street name" uses personal info, easy to deduce.
• "Using the same password for every website" is risky (one breach compromises all).

So the correct option is the one with at least eight characters, numbers, or symbols.

Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is data that can identify an individual. A student ID number is unique to a student and can be used to identify them, so it is direct PII. (Assuming the other option is cut off, but from visible, Student ID number is direct PII.)

Answer:

A. Using at least eight characters, numbers, or symbols (assuming the first option is labeled A, adjust label as per original, but since options are unlabeled here, the content is "Using at least eight characters, numbers, or symbols")

Question 2 (Incomplete, but based on visible part)