Most modern UNIX versions store the passwords associated with a user account in a Select one: a. BitLocker b. Shadow file c. Password file d. Active Directory database

Most modern UNIX versions store the passwords associated with a user account in:

b. Shadow file

Explanation:

UNIX is an operating system like DOS and windows that consists of multiple operating systems used for multitasking. It was first developed in 1969 by a group of employees at AT&T. The assembly language was the first programming language that was used, however it was later reprogrammed to C in 1973.

The following terms can be defined as shown;

1. BitLocker

BitLocker is a Microsoft windows feature that provides encryption. The encryption feature is generally for the protection of large data volumes.

2. Shadow file

A shadow file can be defined as a feature in an operating system that stores user passwords under encryption so that the information is not available to people who may try to break in the system.

3. Password file

A password file provide storage to passwords and usually have encryption to provide a higher level of security against hackers.

4. Active Directory database

An Active Directory database provides storage to information in the network. Some of the information includes; Groups, Users, computers and Printers.