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A kiosk, which is running Microsoft Windows 10, relies exclusively on a numeric keypad to allow customers to enter their ticket numbers but no other information. If the kiosk is idle for four hours…
The correct answer is C. Using a PIN and providing it to employees. A PIN consists only of digits, making it fully compatible with a numeric keypad - no letters or special characters are needed. A single shared PIN can be distributed to all employees instantly. Username/password (A) requires alphabetical input not available on a numeric keypad…
Question
A kiosk, which is running Microsoft Windows 10, relies exclusively on a numeric keypad to allow customers to enter their ticket numbers but no other information. If the kiosk is idle for four hours, the login screen locks. Which of the following sign-on options would allow any employee the ability to unlock the kiosk?
Options
- ARequiring employees to enter their usernames and passwords
- BSetting up facial recognition for each employee
- CUsing a PIN and providing it to employees
- DRequiring employees to use their fingerprints
How the community answered
(18 responses)- A6% (1)
- C83% (15)
- D11% (2)
Explanation
A PIN consists only of digits, making it fully compatible with a numeric keypad - no letters or special characters are needed. A single shared PIN can be distributed to all employees instantly. Username/password (A) requires alphabetical input not available on a numeric keypad. Facial recognition (B) and fingerprints (D) require biometric hardware (camera or fingerprint reader) that the kiosk doesn't have, and both would require enrolling every employee individually - impractical for a shared kiosk.
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