What is cryptanalysis?
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As long as people attempt to create encryption algorithms to protect data, others will endeavor to break those encryption algorithms. This study is called cryptanalysis. It's taught in universities and by government organizations, but hackers also find the challenge of breaking an encryption algorithm intriguing and continue to push the envelope for developers of encryption algorithms. When a new encryption algorithm is developed, cryptanalysis is performed on it to ensure that breaking the code is impossible or would take so much time and so many resources to break that it would be impractical for hackers to attempt.
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The factory default for switches on the top of the 1756-EN2T and 1756-EN2F modules is ____________________, so on power-up, the module will check and see if DHCP or BOOTP is enabled.
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