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I/O operation & Internet security

1.A process is said to be I/O-bound if it requires a lot of I/O operations, whereas a process that consists of mostly computations within the CPU/memory system is said to be compute-bound.  If both a compute-bound process and an I/O-bound process are waiting for a time slice, which should be given priority? Why?

2. Identify and describe three concerns dealing with Internet security and privacy?

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