FOUNDATIONS OF CYBERSECURITY GOOGLE(COURSERA) QUIZ ANSWERS

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 FOUNDATIONS OF CYBERSECURITY GOOGLE(COURSERA) QUIZ ANSWERS

   Hi guys, i've completed a courses on foundations of cyber security in coursera.
here am gonna drop my answer which i've noted while  studying  this  course.

ill drop the link of the notion
  

 the above is the sequence order of the answer 

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