CompTIA A+ 220-1202: Operations and Safety - Last set of Notes

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Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)

The release of static electricity when two objects with different electrical potentials make contact.

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ESD Damage Threshold

100 volts or less can damage sensitive computer components.

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ESD and Humidity

High humidity above 60% naturally dissipates static charge.

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Self-grounding

Touching a bare metal part of the computer chassis to equalize electrical potential.

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Anti-static Strap Warning

Never connect an anti-static strap to a building's electrical ground due to electrocution risk.

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Anti-static Bag Purpose

To safely store and transport computer components outside of a system.

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Circuit Board Handling

Always handle expansion cards and motherboards by their edges.

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Capacitor Danger

Capacitors can store dangerous electrical charges even after a device is unplugged.

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Electrical Grounding

Safely redirects electricity from electrical faults away from people.

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Data Center Fire Suppression

Specialized waterless systems such as FM-200 and carbon dioxide (CO₂).

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SDS / MSDS

Safety Data Sheets containing hazard, safety, handling, and disposal information for products.

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OSHA

The government agency that requires SDS/MSDS in the workplace.

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Standby UPS

A backup power supply that switches to battery power during outages with a short delay.

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Online UPS

A backup power supply that continuously runs devices from battery power.

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Surge Suppressor Joule Rating

A measure of energy absorption; higher ratings indicate better spike suppression.

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UL 1449 Let-through Voltage

The voltage allowed to pass through a surge protector; lower ratings are better.

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Chain of Custody

A document tracking everyone who handled, accessed, or changed evidence.

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Drive Imaging

Creating a bit-for-bit, exact duplicate copy of a storage drive.

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Hardware Write Blocker

A physical device that prevents modification of digital evidence during imaging.

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Order of Volatility

The sequence of collecting digital evidence based on how quickly data disappears.

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Highly Volatile Data Examples

CPU registers, CPU cache, and system memory (RAM).

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Concurrent License

A software license that limits the number of simultaneous active users.

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FOSS

Free and Open Source Software, where the source code is publicly accessible.

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EULA

End User License Agreement; a legal contract shown during software installation.

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NDA

Non-Disclosure Agreement; a contract preventing the sharing of confidential information.

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PCI DSS

The security standard governing the safe handling of credit card information.

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PII

Personally Identifiable Information; any data that can uniquely identify an individual.

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PHI

Protected Health Information; medical records and healthcare history protected by HIPAA.

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AUP

Acceptable Use Policy; defines permitted technology and internet usage at work.

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Technical Communication Best Practice

Translate technical concepts and acronyms into simple language for non-technical users.

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Batch File (.bat)

A scripting file used to automate tasks in Windows command-line environments.

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PowerShell (.ps1)

An advanced task automation and configuration management framework for Windows.

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Shebang (#!/bin/sh)

The character sequence at the start of a Unix/Linux shell script.

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Python (.py)

A general-purpose, cross-platform scripting language popular in cloud computing.

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JavaScript (.js)

A scripting language used to add interactivity to web browsers.

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Login Script

A script that runs automatically to map drives and configure user environments.

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Scripting Risk

Errors in automation can scale problems across many systems very quickly.

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RDP Default Port

TCP port 3389.

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SSH Port and Security

TCP port 22; provides secure, encrypted terminal access.

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Telnet Port and Risk

TCP port 23; insecure because it sends data in plaintext.

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RMM

Remote Monitoring and Management; centralized tools used by MSPs to manage clients.

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AI Hallucination

An occurrence where an AI confidently produces incorrect or false information.

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Public vs. Private AI

Public AI uses internet-wide data; private AI uses secure, proprietary company data.