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A LAN is comparatively secure because it can be accessed only by:

AAuthentic users
BAutomatic users
CAdjacent users
DAttentive users
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Authentic users
1. A LAN covers a limited, controlled area. 2. That limits who is able to join it at all. 3. A LAN is comparatively secure as only authentic users can access shared resources. 4. So the answer is authentic users. _Source: syllabus Computer Science, Ch 10 'Computer Networks'_
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