Discuss CIW 1D0-61A Exam Topic 11 Question 112

You are expecting a very important file from a co-worker in a remote office to be sent to you through e-mail. You finally call the co-worker and tell him that you have not received the file. He informs you that he sent the file yesterday, but will send it again immediately. After some time, you still have not received his e-mail message. You contact the Technical Support department and ask them for help. After some investigation, Technical Support finds the e-mail from your coworker with an attachment named salesnumbers.exe in the spam folder of your e-mail client. What is the most likely reason that the e-mail message was filtered out?

AMessages from remote offices are blocked on internal e-mail.

BThe attachment's file size exceeds the size limits of the e-mail filter policy.

CFile attachments with an .exe extension may contain malicious code.

DThe file name of the attached file exceeds the file name length of the filter policy.

Suggested Answer: C

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17 comments · newest first

Dana 22 days ago

Exactly! We need to protect our systems.

Thersa 27 days ago

C is definitely the best choice. Safety over everything!

Brianne 1 month ago

I doubt it's D. File name length isn't usually a problem.

Ciara 1 month ago

I feel like B could be an issue too. Size limits matter.

Peggy 1 month ago

True, but C seems more likely. Security first!

Dudley 2 months ago

But what about A? Remote office messages could be blocked.

Weldon 2 months ago

Yeah, I agree. Malicious code is a big concern.

Gwenn 2 months ago

I think it's C. .exe files are often seen as risky.

Nenita 2 months ago

A is unlikely, we get emails from remote offices all the time.

Casie 2 months ago

But what if it was just a harmless file? Seems unfair.

Chauncey 2 months ago

Wait, they sent an .exe file? That's kinda sketchy!

Alyce 3 months ago

I agree, C makes the most sense here.

Sanjuana 3 months ago

Definitely C, .exe files are often flagged as risky.

Micheal 3 months ago

I remember something about file extensions being a common reason for emails going to spam, so I'm thinking C is the most likely answer.

Audria 3 months ago

I lean towards C as well, but I wonder if B could be relevant too if the file size was large. I can't recall the specifics on file size limits.

Wava 3 months ago

I'm not entirely sure, but I feel like A could also be a possibility. We had a practice question about remote office emails being blocked.

Janna 3 months ago

I think the answer might be C because .exe files are often flagged as potentially harmful. I remember discussing this in class.

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