Multiple choice technology architecture

If an intruder commits security voilations during an active session, who is held accountable ?

  1. The intruder

  2. The network administrator

  3. The user who initiated the session

  4. The resource manager
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C Correct answer
Explanation

The user who initiated the session is held accountable because they authenticated and established the session. Security accountability is tied to the authenticated identity, not the actual actor who may have hijacked the session. The network administrator manages the system, and the intruder is the attacker, not the accountable party. Resource managers handle storage allocation.

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