A tester needs to create a separate place for holding confidential materials on a workstation that cannot accommodate new partitions. Which approach best introduces an independent location recognized by the system for storing these items?
Map a file-based resource as its own drive recognized by the system
Send files to a concealed remote storage location
Change file attributes on an existing folder to reduce visibility
Adjust environment variables to start particular routines
Mapping a file-based resource as its own drive recognized by the operating system offers a legitimate separate storage area without changing the physical partition structure or deploying harmful code. Adjusting environment variables limits system-wide behaviors but does not provide a new drive-like repository. Uploading data to a remote location might extract data rather than create a stand-alone location on the current machine. Tweaking attributes on an existing folder hides content, but it does not produce a newly recognized drive environment.
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