A Windows computer is shared between several users, each with his own local user account. Each user has his own dedicated, uniquely configured VM stored in a public folder on the computer.
Which of the following steps should be taken to secure the VMs so no user can copy or delete another user's VM files? (Select TWO.)
A) Install anti-malware software on each VM OS.
B) Secure the VM files with permissions.
C) Configure BIOS/UEFI passwords on the host computer.
D) Connect each VM to a separate, dedicated virtual NIC.
E) Install anti-malware software on the host OS.
F) Apply encryption to the VM files.

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Securing the VM files with permissions (B) ensures that only authorized users can access or modify their respective VM files, preventing other users from copying or deleting them. Applying encryption to the VM files (F) adds an additional layer of security by making the files unreadable to unauthorized users, even if they manage to bypass the permissions.

A Windows Computer Is Shared Between Several Users, Each with His