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One control objective for an operating system is that it must be protected from itself. Which of the following statements best explains this concept?

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The operating system should be able to gracefully terminate activities, and later recover to its previous state.

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No operating system module should be allowed to corrupt or destroy another operating system module.

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User applications must not be allowed to gain control of or damage the operating system.

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The operating system must be able to prevent unauthorized users from accessing, corrupting, or destroying other users’ data.

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