What does pre-boot authentication disable?

The correct answer is A. Workarounds to computer security. Pre-boot authentication is a security feature that requires users to authenticate (e.g., enter a password or use a hardware token) before the operating system loads. This prevents unauthorized access to the system at an early stage…

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AWorkarounds to computer security
BIdentity theft
CIncorrect usernames
DWeak passwords

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Pre-boot authentication is a security feature that requires users to authenticate (e.g., enter a password or use a hardware token) before the operating system loads. This prevents unauthorized access to the system at an early stage. https://sc1.checkpoint.com/documents/R81/WebAdminGuides/EN/CP_R81_EndpointWebManag ement_AdminGuide/Topics-HEPWM-R81/Authentication-before-OS-Loads-Pre- boot.htm#:~:text=Protection%20requires%20users%20to%20authenticate,media%20to%20bypas s%20boot%20protection

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