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    				| 1. | Solve : Cortana flaw ... maalicious websites? | 
| Answer» From Digital Trends. By Kevin Parrish — Posted on March 7, 2018Really? Hard to believe! You FIND it hard to believe that somebody with physical access to a system could compromise it?Yes, hard to believe. Modern computers are protected from even direct physical use. You can destoy the computer, but not steal the data. Or it ought to be that way. When the machine is locked, you should not be able to do anything in the NORMAL way of controlling the machine. - Right? Tue locking computer locking must mean: 
 What exceptions do you know about?"Locking" refers to a very specific windows feature, it is locking your SESSION not the computer. It's been in Windows NT pretty much SINCE the earliest releases. Windows Key+L Works on NT4 and later for this. Windows XP depending on the configuration takes you back to the "welcome" screen. Windows 8 and later have a 'Lock Screen'. "Locking" a computer doesn't suspend running processes, all tasks continue to run in the background. Eg if you connect a USB device, you will hear the USB connect sound and, in the background, necessary drivers will be installed. You can also log in as a different user on the system and have tasks from multiple users running in different sessions at the same time. Screensavers typically still run as well. | |