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312-92 · Question #75
Fred has just finished developing a number of ASP pages that will be posted to his company's website. Fred does not want the page's source code viewed by anyone, so he decided to encode the pages to m
The correct answer is B. Encode all ASP files in current directory as ASP files and place them in the c:\tmpdirectory. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Fred has just finished developing a number of ASP pages that will be posted to his company's website. Fred does not want the page's source code viewed by anyone, so he decided to encode the pages to make the source code unusable. What will the following command accomplish? screnc /e asp . c:\tmp
Options
- ACreate an MD5 hash for all ASP files in the c:\tmp directory
- BEncode all ASP files in current directory as ASP files and place them in the c:\tmpdirectory
- CEncode all ASP files and place them in the c:\tmp directory
- DEncode all ASP files in in the c:\tmp and place them in the default IIS virtual directory
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A4% (1)
- B71% (20)
- C14% (4)
- D11% (3)
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