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Foundations of Cybersecurity



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Due Date: April 21
Purpose: Gain an understanding of Virtual Machine (VM) A virtual machine (VM) is a virtual emulation of a physical computer. VMs use software instead of a physical computer to launch and run applications. The end user's experience when using a VM is equivalent to that of using dedicated hardware. A virtual machine (VM) architecture essentially involves a hypervisor that isolates and manages the resources of a physical machine, creating multiple virtualized environments, or VMs, each with its own operating system (OS) and virtual hardware. This allows diverse applications and OSes to run simultaneously on a single host machine. Get out notebook paper. Title: "VM Architecture". Modify the Standard heading with your information. Amanda Success (Period 9) Monday December 25, 2023 Seat 99 (Grade level 13) Cyber Fundamentals See the VM drawings below. You will be drawing two images. Be sure to add a little color. The first file will be named: P1_Lastname_VM1.png Draw this and fill in the words. The second file will be named: P1_Lastname_VM2.png Be sure to draw this on the back of the paper. Draw this and fill in the words. After finishing the two drawing. Write the following at the end. "A virtual machine (VM) is a virtual emulation of a physical computer. VMs use software instead of a physical computer to launch and run applications." Take a picture, make sure you use my file names. Drop it off into google classroom. Keep your copy we will use this in class.

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Due Date: April 24

Click here to read about the Virtual Machines.

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-Locate your Cyber Range Passwords below by seat number.
Cyber Range Sign on ids and passwords (Period 1)
Click here and get your id and password.

Click here for your cyber range.
https://apps.cyber.org/login

Note: To copy and paste between the Linux virtual enviroment and you windows 
enviroment. You need to use Ctrl Shift Alt.

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                 Launch the Micro:Bit Python interpreter
                 At this time you will run your code.
                 Use the online Microbit but still download the hex file for hardware use.

            
                 If you do not understand this assignment,
                 ask Mr. Cusack and/or attend tutorials.