Which of the following answers regarding user account configuration are true?(Choose two)

Usernames on Linux and Unix-like systems are case-sensitive, meaning 'bob' and 'Bob' are treated as two separate and distinct user accounts.

Passwords in Linux/Unix systems are case-sensitive, which is a fundamental security practice that significantly increases the complexity and strength of passwords.

Usernames are generally case-sensitive in Linux/Unix, differentiating between upper and lower case characters.

Passwords are case-sensitive to enhance security and prevent unauthorized access due to simple case variations.