A kiosk, which is running Microsoft Windows 10, relies exclusively on a numeric keypad to allow customers to enter their ticket numbers but no other information. If the kiosk is idle for four hours, the login screen locks. Which of the following sign-on options would allow any employee the ability to unlock the kiosk?
To unlock a kiosk that relies exclusively on a numeric keypad, the most practical and straightforward solution would be to use a PIN code. This method aligns with the kiosk's hardware limitations, which only include a numeric keypad, and allows any employee to access the kiosk easily without needing additional input devices or biometric scanners. Options requiring usernames and passwords, facial recognition, or fingerprint scans are not feasible given the constraints mentioned in the question.
Premade pins would probably be easy to crack, but being that this is a public kiosk leaves the potential vulnerability to let attackers shoulder surf, & steal Personally Identifiable Information (PII), which would be your email address & potentially your password.
C is correct
Dumb question because both face recognition and PIN are good
Facial recognition is not valid since it states you only have a numeric keypad.
C face recognition is not available--------only numeric keypad-----hence PIN is the option