CSS Cheat Sheet: Everything You Need to Know in One Place

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CSS cheat-sheet Basic Selectors: * /* Universal selector */ element /* Selects all elements of a type */ .class /* Selects elements by class */ #id /* Selects elements by ID */ element , element /* Grouping selectors */ Box Model: element { margin : 10px ; /* Space outside the element */ padding : 10px ; /* Space inside the element */ border : 1px solid #000 ; /* Border around the element */ width : 100px ; /* Element width */ height : 100px ; /* Element height */ box-sizing : border-box; /* Includes padding/border in width and height */ } Text Styling: element { font-family : Arial, sans-serif; /* Font family */ font-size : 16px ; /* Font size */ font-weight : bold; /* Font weight (bold, normal) */ font-style : italic; /* Italic text */ text-align : center; /* Aligns text (lef...
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Important Questions for IoT Security (ISY)

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IoT Security Question Bank

IoT Security Question Bank

Questions on Module 1 & Module 2:

  1. Discuss the need and challenges of security in IIoT in combining OT and IT.
  2. Explain in detail about Moore's Law and Constrained Computing.
  3. What is the influence of recent advancements in IoT technology on home, health care, and consumer electronics domains?
  4. Provide solutions to node capture in the perception layer.
  5. Explain the BadUSB threat.
  6. Discuss Stuxnet.
  7. Explain in detail about trusted IoT networks and the network edge.
  8. Discuss the need for security at different layers.
  9. What are the security challenges with IoT frameworks?
  10. Write about connectivity technologies like WiFi, Bluetooth, etc., in detail.
  11. Discuss IoT architecture in detail.
  12. Explain IoT architecture security and privacy issues.
  13. Explain the protocol stack for IoT in detail.
  14. Write about various IoT attacks and possible solutions.
  15. Elaborate on edge and fog computing.
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