Which of the following are advantages of NTFS file system over FAT32 and FAT? Each correct answer represents a part of the solution. Choose two.

NTFS uses Access Control Lists (ACLs) to enforce granular file and folder permissions per user or group, a capability FAT and FAT32 completely lack because they have no security descriptor structure.

Both FAT and NTFS support audio files equally, as audio is simply binary data stored in files - the filesystem type does not restrict audio support.

EFS is a built-in NTFS feature that provides transparent file-level encryption using public-key cryptography; it is architecturally tied to NTFS and cannot function on FAT or FAT32 volumes.

FAT32 is typically preferred for dual-boot scenarios because of its cross-OS compatibility, making this a characteristic of FAT32 rather than an advantage of NTFS.