This document contains a 64 question multiple choice final exam for the course CMIT 321. The exam covers topics such as TCP/IP protocols, network attacks, wireless hacking, malware, password cracking tools, and computer forensics. It tests knowledge of technical terms, concepts, and tools related to information security and penetration testing.
This document contains the questions and answers to the CMIT 321 FINAL EXAM NEW for Spring 2016. It includes 63 multiple choice questions covering topics such as TCP/IP, cryptography, hacking tools and techniques, malware, and computer security. To view the full questions and answers, you need to purchase access from the website listed.
This document contains 30 multiple choice questions that appear to be from a final exam for a computer and network security course. The questions cover topics such as types of attacks, protocols, tools, and general security concepts.
This document appears to be a final exam for a computer and network security course. It contains 23 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of topics like network devices, password cracking tools, network monitoring tools, web application attacks, and reconnaissance techniques. The questions cover topics such as modems, password crackers like John the Ripper, IPC shares, database auditing tools, SQL commands, image file formats, sniffers, authentication protocols, and reconnaissance methods.
The document contains a 27 question multiple choice final exam covering topics related to computer and network security. The questions test knowledge of malware types, security monitoring tools, attack methods like session hijacking and spoofing, network protocols, wireless communication standards, password cracking tools, mobile data services, web application architecture, phases of penetration testing, and port scanning techniques.
[CB21] The Lazarus Group's Attack Operations Targeting Japan by Shusei Tomona...CODE BLUE
The document discusses cyber attacks by the Lazarus Group targeting Japan, including Operation Dream Job and details of their tactics, techniques, and procedures. It provides an overview of the Lazarus Group, describes how they used LinkedIn to target a defense company, the malware used including Torisma and LazarusMTB, and encryption methods like RC4 and VEST ciphers for communication with command and control servers.
This document contains Brandon McNamara's research definitions for various terms related to video game testing and production. It includes 12 terms such as alpha testing, beta testing, demos, debugging, collision detection, and lighting. For each term it provides a Wikipedia summary and Brandon's description of how the term relates to his own video game production practice. There are also example images included to illustrate several of the terms.
This document provides a glossary of terms related to video game design and development. It includes definitions for common terms like demo, beta, alpha, pre-alpha, gold, debug, automation, white-box testing, bug, and others. For each term, it provides a short definition from an online source, describes how the term relates to the author's own production practice, and includes an image to illustrate the term. The glossary covers terms for game testing, game engines, and graphics techniques like vertex shaders, pixel shaders, and more.
This document provides a glossary of terms related to video game design and development. It includes 14 terms with short definitions from online sources and examples of how each term relates to the production process. The terms cover various aspects of game development such as testing phases, game engines, graphics techniques, and physics. For each term, there is a provided image or video to help illustrate the concept.
This document contains the questions and answers to the CMIT 321 FINAL EXAM NEW for Spring 2016. It includes 63 multiple choice questions covering topics such as TCP/IP, cryptography, hacking tools and techniques, malware, and computer security. To view the full questions and answers, you need to purchase access from the website listed.
This document contains 30 multiple choice questions that appear to be from a final exam for a computer and network security course. The questions cover topics such as types of attacks, protocols, tools, and general security concepts.
This document appears to be a final exam for a computer and network security course. It contains 23 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of topics like network devices, password cracking tools, network monitoring tools, web application attacks, and reconnaissance techniques. The questions cover topics such as modems, password crackers like John the Ripper, IPC shares, database auditing tools, SQL commands, image file formats, sniffers, authentication protocols, and reconnaissance methods.
The document contains a 27 question multiple choice final exam covering topics related to computer and network security. The questions test knowledge of malware types, security monitoring tools, attack methods like session hijacking and spoofing, network protocols, wireless communication standards, password cracking tools, mobile data services, web application architecture, phases of penetration testing, and port scanning techniques.
[CB21] The Lazarus Group's Attack Operations Targeting Japan by Shusei Tomona...CODE BLUE
The document discusses cyber attacks by the Lazarus Group targeting Japan, including Operation Dream Job and details of their tactics, techniques, and procedures. It provides an overview of the Lazarus Group, describes how they used LinkedIn to target a defense company, the malware used including Torisma and LazarusMTB, and encryption methods like RC4 and VEST ciphers for communication with command and control servers.
This document contains Brandon McNamara's research definitions for various terms related to video game testing and production. It includes 12 terms such as alpha testing, beta testing, demos, debugging, collision detection, and lighting. For each term it provides a Wikipedia summary and Brandon's description of how the term relates to his own video game production practice. There are also example images included to illustrate several of the terms.
This document provides a glossary of terms related to video game design and development. It includes definitions for common terms like demo, beta, alpha, pre-alpha, gold, debug, automation, white-box testing, bug, and others. For each term, it provides a short definition from an online source, describes how the term relates to the author's own production practice, and includes an image to illustrate the term. The glossary covers terms for game testing, game engines, and graphics techniques like vertex shaders, pixel shaders, and more.
This document provides a glossary of terms related to video game design and development. It includes 14 terms with short definitions from online sources and examples of how each term relates to the production process. The terms cover various aspects of game development such as testing phases, game engines, graphics techniques, and physics. For each term, there is a provided image or video to help illustrate the concept.
This document summarizes a presentation on inspecting Windows Phone applications for security vulnerabilities. It introduces the speakers and their backgrounds in security research and Windows Phone development. The presentation covers the history and security model of Windows Phone, how applications work, common vulnerabilities, and tools for analyzing applications statically and dynamically. It demonstrates a tool called Tangerine that instruments application bytecode to log method calls and parameters for dynamic analysis. The presentation concludes that the attack surface has increased in Windows Phone 8 and that logical bugs will continue to pose risks.
[CB20] Pwning OT: Going in Through the Eyes by Ta-Lun YenCODE BLUE
Two years after the release of our paper regarding SCADA HMI security , SCADA systems are still a challenge to secure. This is not only due to their rigid connection requirements (hence "control and data acquisition"), but also the burden of needing to interface with legacy systems. Such legacy systems are so foundational to OT configurations that SCADA systems are frequently difficult to modernize. As a result of recent stories in the media, the potential devastation of a successful SCADA attack is well-known. As adversaries only have to successfully penetrate through one of many potential weaknesses in a system, these potential weaknesses and attack surfaces must be carefully considered and safeguarded.
HMIs are a common target, since they're usually installed in a configuration that enables connection to both the OT network and the Internet (or Intranet), meaning they can easily be made to function as a sort of gateway. This runs contrary to the common assumption that HMIs should only be installed in an air-gapped or otherwise isolated configuration.
Despite a lack of public information regarding OT network infiltration via HMI, our research reveals that HMIs are frequently a soft and easily accessible vector for attacks. In a large percentage of OT setups, the consequences of HMI compromise could be disastrous -- allowing theft of operational information, property damage, and the creation of a foothold for infiltrating the infrastructure.
In the past, vendors have been able to assume that older technology would support stable operation and that they could rely on 'security through obscurity'. In recent investigations we found that in some devices, "security" is merely an illusion created by limited and inconsistent data of the legacy systems which are still used actively today. In this submission, we introduce our in-progress research regarding security in HMI devices, and show how we totally pwn one such device. The research presented here shows only a small amount of the insecurities that we've uncovered.
An expert in custom Android malware for penetration testing discussed building custom malware to bypass security controls. The speaker outlined their methodology which included researching existing malware techniques, probing the environment, uploading unmodified malware, and creating altered versions to evade detection. The talk covered functionality like autostarting, collecting device data, and communicating with command and control servers. Various scenarios were proposed like using vulnerable libraries or requesting all permissions to test security controls.
IT Essentials (Version 7.0) - ITE Chapter 12 Exam AnswersITExamAnswers.net
This document provides answers to exam questions about mobile device operating systems, security features, and networking. It includes 15 multiple choice questions about topics like:
- Location data sources used by locator apps
- Differences between iOS and Android
- Purposes of passcode locks on mobile devices
- Commands used to backup and store files in Linux
- Methods for removing restrictions from mobile OSs like rooting and jailbreaking
- Safe sources for downloading Android apps like Google Play
Manmeet Singh Sidhu has provided his resume. He has skills in embedded systems including languages like Embedded C and C. He has experience with microcontrollers like 8051, AVR, and ARM. He also has experience with communication protocols, embedded modules, programming software, and simulation software. Additionally, he has experience with circuit design, PLCs, automation tools, manual testing, SQL, and various projects involving microcontrollers, Zigbee, GSM, and more. He is looking for a job in software or electronics fields involving embedded systems, industrial automation, or circuit design.
Prasad Meduri has over 8 years of experience in quality assurance testing. He has expertise in testing networking devices such as IP encryptors, routers, and VOIP interfaces. Some of his responsibilities include test case design, test execution, defect tracking, and ensuring software quality. He has worked on projects for clients such as ISRO and eSeva and aims to continuously acquire skills in emerging technologies.
SOURCE CODE ANALYSIS TO REMOVE SECURITY VULNERABILITIES IN JAVA SOCKET PROGR...IJNSA Journal
This paper presents the source code analysis of a file reader server socket program (connection-oriented
sockets) developed in Java, to illustrate the identification, impact analysis and solutions to remove five
important software security vulnerabilities, which if left unattended could severely impact the server
running the software and also the network hosting the server. The five vulnerabilities we study in this
paper are: (1) Resource Injection, (2) Path Manipulation, (3) System Information Leak, (4) Denial of
Service and (5) Unreleased Resource vulnerabilities. We analyze the reason why each of these
vulnerabilities occur in the file reader server socket program, discuss the impact of leaving them
unattended in the program, and propose solutions to remove each of these vulnerabilities from the
program. We also analyze any potential performance tradeoffs (such as increase in code size and loss of
features) that could arise while incorporating the proposed solutions on the server program. The
proposed solutions are very generic in nature, and can be suitably modified to correct any such
vulnerabilities in software developed in any other programming language. We use the Fortify Source
Code Analyzer to conduct the source code analysis of the file reader server program, implemented on a
Windows XP virtual machine with the standard J2SE v.7 development kit
eSmartlock - an antipiracy dongle with integrated DRM functionalitiesYiannis Hatzopoulos
eSmartlock is a complex prototype, which demonstrates the use of a Java Card based smartcard dongle as an integrated anti-piracy module and networked DRM engine; plus offering a hardware toolkit that can enhance the security of SSL backed transactions; authenticate timeStamp receptors; function
as a digital eSignature validator over commercial off-the-shelf software products - all in one: Forming an
integrated system that allows users of an application to operate in a closed-user-group setting with their
software producer or vendor; either online or even off-line.
Why? Apart from antipiracy security, the eSmartLock networked DRM model supports a diverse variety
of billing options like: leasing, renting, TimeCrediting, pay-as-you-use ValueCrediting, remote feature unlock, full
feature demo use. It can provide controlled crypto Web access to your eShop; or even secure CD/DVD offline
content access. For high-security conscious users, eSmartLock can encrypt local file Save/Load operations
with internal self-generated keySets; uniquely binding saved data to a specific eSmartLock card. It can be used
in a Server - Client configuration (Trusted Third Party – Key Distribution Center), over a LAN or WAN (extranet)
to authenticate other eSmartLock cards, establish encryption channels between eSmartLocked network nodes
and assist the verification of signed content – all in a single JavaCard applet.
Acc 564 final exam part 2 new spring 2016powellabril
This document provides the questions and answers for ACC 564 Final Exam Part 2 from Spring 2016. It includes 45 multiple choice questions covering topics like auditing, accounting cycles, budgets, capital budgeting, systems development lifecycle, and end-user computing. The document encourages purchasing the full exam solutions online.
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Acc 564 final exam part 1 new spring 2016powellabril
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This document provides an ACCT 220 final exam for XYZ Company. It includes 20 multiple choice questions and 7 essay questions requiring journal entries, calculations, and financial statement preparation. The essay questions provide detailed trial balance, inventory, notes receivable/payable, depreciation, payroll, and adjusting entry information for XYZ Company for the year ended December 31, 2015. Students are asked to prepare correcting and adjusting entries, an adjusted trial balance, classified balance sheet, and closing entries.
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El documento describe diferentes métodos para estabilizar taludes, incluyendo: 1) remodelación de la geometría del talud para reducir la pendiente; 2) uso de técnicas de bioingeniería como mantas vegetadas y plantaciones; 3) uso de estructuras de contención como muros de hormigón, escollera o gaviones. Explica los cálculos necesarios para verificar la estabilidad de cada solución y provee ejemplos de dimensionamiento de muros de hormigón armado.
This recipe requires fish flour, eggs, garlic, and leeks as ingredients. Garlic and leeks are used to flavor the fish flour and eggs. The ingredients are fish flour, eggs, garlic, and leeks.
Este documento discute sistemas de drenagem urbana e parâmetros hidrológicos relacionados a chuvas. Ele define termos técnicos como sarjeta, galeria e poço de visita. Também explica como medir chuvas usando pluviômetros e pluviógrafos e como calcular intensidade de chuva com base em equações que relacionam duração, frequência e intensidade. Finalmente, fornece exemplos de equações usadas no Brasil.
The document discusses choosing fonts for a CD cover. It evaluates several fonts - Fox & Cat, Blogger Sans, Giogia, Gogoia Deco, Capsuula, Raleway, and Simplifica. For each font, it comments on features like the cursive style, thickness, curves, and whether the font fits the indie theme desired for the CD cover. Most of the fonts are deemed too similar to Comic Sans or too abstract/modern for the intended theme. Raleway is praised for its cursive style, smooth curves, and the way the 'w' fits the indie vibe.
Este documento trata sobre el tema de la drogadicción. En 3 oraciones:
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Este documento habla sobre varios temas relacionados al trabajo y la administración de empresas. Define conceptos clave como trabajo, derechos, deberes, objetivos, tipos de administración, gastos administrativos y derechos de los trabajadores. También diferencia entre sector público, privado y mixto.
This document summarizes a presentation on inspecting Windows Phone applications for security vulnerabilities. It introduces the speakers and their backgrounds in security research and Windows Phone development. The presentation covers the history and security model of Windows Phone, how applications work, common vulnerabilities, and tools for analyzing applications statically and dynamically. It demonstrates a tool called Tangerine that instruments application bytecode to log method calls and parameters for dynamic analysis. The presentation concludes that the attack surface has increased in Windows Phone 8 and that logical bugs will continue to pose risks.
[CB20] Pwning OT: Going in Through the Eyes by Ta-Lun YenCODE BLUE
Two years after the release of our paper regarding SCADA HMI security , SCADA systems are still a challenge to secure. This is not only due to their rigid connection requirements (hence "control and data acquisition"), but also the burden of needing to interface with legacy systems. Such legacy systems are so foundational to OT configurations that SCADA systems are frequently difficult to modernize. As a result of recent stories in the media, the potential devastation of a successful SCADA attack is well-known. As adversaries only have to successfully penetrate through one of many potential weaknesses in a system, these potential weaknesses and attack surfaces must be carefully considered and safeguarded.
HMIs are a common target, since they're usually installed in a configuration that enables connection to both the OT network and the Internet (or Intranet), meaning they can easily be made to function as a sort of gateway. This runs contrary to the common assumption that HMIs should only be installed in an air-gapped or otherwise isolated configuration.
Despite a lack of public information regarding OT network infiltration via HMI, our research reveals that HMIs are frequently a soft and easily accessible vector for attacks. In a large percentage of OT setups, the consequences of HMI compromise could be disastrous -- allowing theft of operational information, property damage, and the creation of a foothold for infiltrating the infrastructure.
In the past, vendors have been able to assume that older technology would support stable operation and that they could rely on 'security through obscurity'. In recent investigations we found that in some devices, "security" is merely an illusion created by limited and inconsistent data of the legacy systems which are still used actively today. In this submission, we introduce our in-progress research regarding security in HMI devices, and show how we totally pwn one such device. The research presented here shows only a small amount of the insecurities that we've uncovered.
An expert in custom Android malware for penetration testing discussed building custom malware to bypass security controls. The speaker outlined their methodology which included researching existing malware techniques, probing the environment, uploading unmodified malware, and creating altered versions to evade detection. The talk covered functionality like autostarting, collecting device data, and communicating with command and control servers. Various scenarios were proposed like using vulnerable libraries or requesting all permissions to test security controls.
IT Essentials (Version 7.0) - ITE Chapter 12 Exam AnswersITExamAnswers.net
This document provides answers to exam questions about mobile device operating systems, security features, and networking. It includes 15 multiple choice questions about topics like:
- Location data sources used by locator apps
- Differences between iOS and Android
- Purposes of passcode locks on mobile devices
- Commands used to backup and store files in Linux
- Methods for removing restrictions from mobile OSs like rooting and jailbreaking
- Safe sources for downloading Android apps like Google Play
Manmeet Singh Sidhu has provided his resume. He has skills in embedded systems including languages like Embedded C and C. He has experience with microcontrollers like 8051, AVR, and ARM. He also has experience with communication protocols, embedded modules, programming software, and simulation software. Additionally, he has experience with circuit design, PLCs, automation tools, manual testing, SQL, and various projects involving microcontrollers, Zigbee, GSM, and more. He is looking for a job in software or electronics fields involving embedded systems, industrial automation, or circuit design.
Prasad Meduri has over 8 years of experience in quality assurance testing. He has expertise in testing networking devices such as IP encryptors, routers, and VOIP interfaces. Some of his responsibilities include test case design, test execution, defect tracking, and ensuring software quality. He has worked on projects for clients such as ISRO and eSeva and aims to continuously acquire skills in emerging technologies.
SOURCE CODE ANALYSIS TO REMOVE SECURITY VULNERABILITIES IN JAVA SOCKET PROGR...IJNSA Journal
This paper presents the source code analysis of a file reader server socket program (connection-oriented
sockets) developed in Java, to illustrate the identification, impact analysis and solutions to remove five
important software security vulnerabilities, which if left unattended could severely impact the server
running the software and also the network hosting the server. The five vulnerabilities we study in this
paper are: (1) Resource Injection, (2) Path Manipulation, (3) System Information Leak, (4) Denial of
Service and (5) Unreleased Resource vulnerabilities. We analyze the reason why each of these
vulnerabilities occur in the file reader server socket program, discuss the impact of leaving them
unattended in the program, and propose solutions to remove each of these vulnerabilities from the
program. We also analyze any potential performance tradeoffs (such as increase in code size and loss of
features) that could arise while incorporating the proposed solutions on the server program. The
proposed solutions are very generic in nature, and can be suitably modified to correct any such
vulnerabilities in software developed in any other programming language. We use the Fortify Source
Code Analyzer to conduct the source code analysis of the file reader server program, implemented on a
Windows XP virtual machine with the standard J2SE v.7 development kit
eSmartlock - an antipiracy dongle with integrated DRM functionalitiesYiannis Hatzopoulos
eSmartlock is a complex prototype, which demonstrates the use of a Java Card based smartcard dongle as an integrated anti-piracy module and networked DRM engine; plus offering a hardware toolkit that can enhance the security of SSL backed transactions; authenticate timeStamp receptors; function
as a digital eSignature validator over commercial off-the-shelf software products - all in one: Forming an
integrated system that allows users of an application to operate in a closed-user-group setting with their
software producer or vendor; either online or even off-line.
Why? Apart from antipiracy security, the eSmartLock networked DRM model supports a diverse variety
of billing options like: leasing, renting, TimeCrediting, pay-as-you-use ValueCrediting, remote feature unlock, full
feature demo use. It can provide controlled crypto Web access to your eShop; or even secure CD/DVD offline
content access. For high-security conscious users, eSmartLock can encrypt local file Save/Load operations
with internal self-generated keySets; uniquely binding saved data to a specific eSmartLock card. It can be used
in a Server - Client configuration (Trusted Third Party – Key Distribution Center), over a LAN or WAN (extranet)
to authenticate other eSmartLock cards, establish encryption channels between eSmartLocked network nodes
and assist the verification of signed content – all in a single JavaCard applet.
Acc 564 final exam part 2 new spring 2016powellabril
This document provides the questions and answers for ACC 564 Final Exam Part 2 from Spring 2016. It includes 45 multiple choice questions covering topics like auditing, accounting cycles, budgets, capital budgeting, systems development lifecycle, and end-user computing. The document encourages purchasing the full exam solutions online.
This document appears to be a practice exam for PHI 107 with 50 multiple choice questions covering various topics in business and finance including capital structure, capital budgeting, the cost of capital, and international finance. The questions assess understanding of concepts like the weighted average cost of capital, net present value, internal rate of return, capital budgeting techniques, the impact of leverage on a firm's capital structure, and foreign exchange.
Acc 564 final exam part 1 new spring 2016powellabril
This document contains 50 multiple choice questions that appear to be from a final exam for an accounting information systems (AIS) course. The questions cover topics like AIS processes, value chains, data flows, databases, controls, risks, encryption, and privacy.
This document provides an ACCT 220 final exam for XYZ Company. It includes 20 multiple choice questions and 7 essay questions requiring journal entries, calculations, and financial statement preparation. The essay questions provide detailed trial balance, inventory, notes receivable/payable, depreciation, payroll, and adjusting entry information for XYZ Company for the year ended December 31, 2015. Students are asked to prepare correcting and adjusting entries, an adjusted trial balance, classified balance sheet, and closing entries.
The document discusses how the cost of a pizza varies directly as the square of its radius. It is given that a 6 inch pizza costs $8, and asks how much an 11 inch pizza would cost using this relationship.
El documento describe diferentes métodos para estabilizar taludes, incluyendo: 1) remodelación de la geometría del talud para reducir la pendiente; 2) uso de técnicas de bioingeniería como mantas vegetadas y plantaciones; 3) uso de estructuras de contención como muros de hormigón, escollera o gaviones. Explica los cálculos necesarios para verificar la estabilidad de cada solución y provee ejemplos de dimensionamiento de muros de hormigón armado.
This recipe requires fish flour, eggs, garlic, and leeks as ingredients. Garlic and leeks are used to flavor the fish flour and eggs. The ingredients are fish flour, eggs, garlic, and leeks.
Este documento discute sistemas de drenagem urbana e parâmetros hidrológicos relacionados a chuvas. Ele define termos técnicos como sarjeta, galeria e poço de visita. Também explica como medir chuvas usando pluviômetros e pluviógrafos e como calcular intensidade de chuva com base em equações que relacionam duração, frequência e intensidade. Finalmente, fornece exemplos de equações usadas no Brasil.
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This document contains the questions and answers to the CMIT 321 FINAL EXAM NEW for Spring 2016. It includes 63 multiple choice questions covering topics such as TCP/IP, cryptography, hacking tools and techniques, malware, and computer security. To view the full questions and answers, you need to purchase access from the website listed.
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REVIEW FINAL STUDY GUIDEQuestion 1 A _____ is used in large en.docxjoellemurphey
REVIEW FINAL STUDY GUIDE
Question 1
A _____ is used in large enterprises for extensive computing applications that are accessed by thousands of concurrent users.
Answer
A.
microcomputer
B.
midrange computer
C.
mainframe
D.
supercomputer
E.
laptop computer
2 points
Question 2
The advantages of server virtualization include all of the following except:
Answer
A.
organization uses more servers to respond to quickly changing demands
B.
increased organizational agility
C.
focus of IT department shifts to services rather than supporting the technology
D.
cost savings
E.
reduced number of employees
2 points
Question 3
The _____ of computers used integrated circuits for storing and processing information.
Answer
A.
fifth generation
B.
second generation
C.
third generation
D.
first generation
E.
fourth generation
2 points
Question 4
_____ applies the unused processing resources of many geographically dispersed computers in a network to form a virtual supercomputer.
Answer
A.
A server farm
B.
The Internet
C.
Grid computing
D.
Utility computing
E.
Virtualization
2 points
Question 5
The _____ of computers used massively parallel processing to process information.
Answer
A.
fifth generation
B.
third generation
C.
first generation
D.
fourth generation
E.
second generation
2 points
Question 6
The type of primary storage where certain critical instructions are safeguarded because the storage is nonvolatile and the instructions can be read only by the computer and not changed by the user is called:
Answer
A.
read-only memory
B.
cache memory
C.
registers
D.
flash memory
E.
random access memory
2 points
Question 7
The main types of primary storage are:
Answer
A.
register
B.
random access memory
C.
cache memory
D.
read-only memory
E.
all of the above
2 points
Question 8
Increased microprocessor complexity comes from which of the following?
Answer
A.
decreasing line width
B.
increasing transistor miniaturization
C.
using new materials for the chip that increase conductivity
D.
putting more transistors on the chip
E.
all of the above
2 points
Question 9
A(n) _____ offers you the option of shopping online with a disposable credit card number.
Answer
A.
credit card
B.
bank card
C.
driver's license
D.
debit card
E.
virtual credit card
2 points
Question 10
Software installed on your computer that controls communications to and from your computer by permitting or denying communications based on your security settings is best described as a(n) _____.
Answer
A.
anti-malware package
B.
anti-spyware package
C.
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D.
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E.
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Personal firewalls perform all of the following functions except:
Answer
A.
They should block outbound connections that you do not initiate.
B.
They should seek out the origin of malware in an attempt to block it in the future.
C.
They should make your computer invi ...
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b. output.
c. input.
d. storage.
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b. processing.
c. storage.
d. input.
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b. digital anxiety.
c. computerized stress syndrome.
d. information overload.
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a. Esoteric
b. Ergocentric
c. Ergonomic
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a. Kindle 2
b. Netbook
c. Wiki
d. Digital e-book
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c. mouse.
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a. MICR
b. OMR
c. EDI
d. UPC
10. A representation of an image as a matrix of pixels is called a ________ image.
a. digit recognition
b. scanned
c. digitized
d. bit-mapped
11. What is the resolution of an Ultra Extended Graphic Array adapter?
a. 800 x 600
b. 1,280 x 1,024
c. 1,024 x 768
d. 1,600 x 1,200
12. A pie-shaped wedge of a hard disk is called which of the following?
a. Track
b. Cluster
c. Platter
d. Sector
13. The amount of time it takes a device from the request for information to that information’s delivery is known as: a. cycle time.
b. cache time.
c. read time.
d. access time.
14. Starting a computer that is already turned on is called a:
a. power on.
b. warm load.
c. cold boot.
d. warm boot.
15. System utilities:
a. have to be accessed through applications.
b. are loaded before the operating system is loaded.
c. perform functions such as protecting your computer from viruses.
d. include features such as a word-processing program.
16. Virtual memory is an enhanced way to utilize the main memory by:
a. creating pages of variable size to use when the swap file is full.
b. using a part of ROM as an extension of RAM to conserve the main memory.
c. using a hard disk swap file when memory is full.
d. dividing data and instructions into multitasking units.
17. Which of the following computer interfaces is the most popular?
a. GUI
b. Menu-driven
c. Shortcut keystrokes
d. Command-line
18. ________ is a Windows 7 feature, which enables users to instantly see a list of relevant documents, pictures, music, and e-mails on their PCs that match the entered description.
a. Snap
b. Jump list
c. Windows Search
d. Pin
19. The right way to select a computer requires all of the following EXCEPT.
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Question 1
1 / 1 point
__________ is the exploitation of an organization's telephone, dial, and private branch exchange (PBX) system to infiltrate
the internal network in order to abuse computing resources.
a. War driving
b. Line dialing
c. PBX driving
d. War dialing
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Question 2
1 / 1 point
__________ cryptography is the most common method on the Internet for authenticating a message sender or encrypting a
message.
a. Symmetric
b. Hash-based
c. Private-key
d. Public-key
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Question 3
3. 1 / 1 point
__________ is a lightweight Knoppix version cut to 50 MB for a business-card-sized CD.
a. Gnoppix
b. GeeXboX
c. Morphix
d. Damn Small Linux
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Question 4
1 / 1 point
The __________ utility tests the integrity of an ODBC data source.
a. odbcping
b. ASPRunner
c. FlexTracer
d. DbEncrypt
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Question 5
1 / 1 point
In the TCP/IP stack, the __________ layer is where applications and protocols, such as HTTP and Telnet, operate.
a. Internet
b. network
c. transport
d. application
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Question 6
1 / 1 point
Attackers can use a simple test to find out if an application is vulnerable to an OLE DB error. They can fill in the username
and password fields with __________.
a. a pound sign
b. two dashes
c. a single quotation mark
d. double quotes
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Question 7
1 / 1 point
__________ allow attackers to pass malicious code to different systems via a web application.
a. SQL injection attacks
b. XSS vulnerabilities
c. Authentication hijacking attacks
d. Command injection flaws
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Question 8
1 / 1 point
A __________ is a trusted entity that signs certificates and can vouch for the identity of the user and the user's public key.
a. verification authority
b. certification authority
5. c. validation authority
d. registration authority
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Question 9
1 / 1 point
Null sessions require access to TCP port __________.
a. 139
b. 141
c. 345
d. 349
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Question 10
1 / 1 point
__________ is a command-line utility provided by Microsoft with SQL Server 2000 (and Microsoft SQL Server 2000
Desktop Engine) that allows users to issue queries to the server.
a. ODBC
b. SQLP
c. OSQL
d. SSRS
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Question 11
1 / 1 point
The __________ file is used to determine which TTY devices the root user is allowed to log in to.
6. a. /usr/securetty
b. /etc/securetty
c. /var/securetty
d. /home/securetty
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Question 12
1 / 1 point
__________ can monitor a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server regularly after connecting to it.
a. CheckOK
b. SMTPCheck
c. SMTPMon
d. SLCheck
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Question 13
1 / 1 point
__________ is a method of gaining access to sensitive data in a Bluetooth-enabled device.
a. Bluebugging
b. Bluesnarfing
c. BTKeylogging
d. Blueprinting
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Question 14
7. 1 / 1 point
__________ is a simple form of attack aimed directly at the application's business logic.
a. Authentication hijacking
b. Parameter tampering
c. Cookie poisoning
d. Session poisoning
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Question 15
1 / 1 point
Once the Oracle database server has been traced, the first port of call is made to the __________ listener.
a. SQL
b. TNS
c. TCP
d. PL/SQL
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Question 16
1 / 1 point
__________ is a common and easy form of SQL injection. The technique involves evading the logon forms.
a. Command injection
b. SELECT bypass
c. INSERT injection
d. Authorization bypass
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8. Question 17
1 / 1 point
__________ gathering is the process of accumulating information from resources like the Internet that can later be
analyzed as business intelligence.
a. Competitive intelligence
b. Tracerouting
c. Passive information
d. Footprinting
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Question 18
1 / 1 point
__________, formerly called AppTapp, is a tool for jailbreaking and installing nonsanctioned third-party applications on
the iPhone.
a. iFuntastic
b. iNdependence
c. iActivator
d. AppSnapp
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Question 19
1 / 1 point
Firefox 2.0.0.11 cannot correctly interpret single quotation marks and spaces during authentication. This is called the
__________ value of an authentication header.
a. registration
b. site
9. c. domain
d. realm
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Question 20
1 / 1 point
Private data stored by Firefox can be quickly deleted by selecting __________ in the Tools menu.
a. Clear History
b. Clear Private Data
c. Delete Private Data
d. Delete History
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Question 21
1 / 1 point
A(n) __________ is a custom command in Linux that is a substitute for a formal command string.
a. user string
b. system link
c. alias
d. link
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Question 22
1 / 1 point
A __________ is a device that cannot function in any capacity.
10. a. block
b. brick
c. rock
d. cage
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Question 23
0 / 1 point
__________ involves plotting the tables in the database.
a. Database enumeration
b. Database footprinting
c. Table footprinting
d. Table enumeration
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Question 24
1 / 1 point
A __________ is a device that receives digital signals and converts them into analog signals, and vice versa.
a. firewall
b. proxy
c. hub
d. modem
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Question 25
11. 1 / 1 point
Which of the following types of tools would be most effective in cracking UNIX passwords?
a. Ophcrack
b. KerbCrack
c. John the Ripper
d. RainbowCrack
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Question 26
1 / 1 point
SQL Server, like other databases, delimits queries with a __________.
a. colon
b. period
c. semicolon
d. comma
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Question 27
1 / 1 point
__________ is a unique 15- or 17-digit code used to identify a mobile station to a GSM network.
a. IMEI
b. SIMID
c. SIM
d. PhoneID
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12. Question 28
1 / 1 point
Which of the following password attacks is conducted using nontechnical means?
a. hybrid
b. brute force
c. social engineering
d. rainbow tables
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Question 29
1 / 1 point
In __________-level hijacking, the attacker obtains the session IDs to get control of an existing session or to create a new,
unauthorized session.
a. network
b. data link
c. transport
d. application
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Question 30
1 / 1 point
Which of the tools listed below can be used to execute code on remote Windows systems?
a. X.exe
b. PsExec
13. c. Rsync
d. Ghost
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Question 31
1 / 1 point
Kaspersky is used as __________.
a. a hacking tool against PDAs
b. a hacking tool against IPHONEs
c. a hacking tool against IPODs
d. an antivirus for Windows Mobile
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Question 32
1 / 1 point
__________ viruses search all drives and connected network shares to locate files with an EXE or SCR extension.
a. W32/Madang-Fam
b. W32/Hasnot-A
c. W32/Fujacks-AK
d. W32/Fujacks-E
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Question 33
1 / 1 point
What is the difference between online and offline password attacks?
a. Online attacks are conducted against people using the Internet, and offline attacks are conducted against people on
14. private networks.
b. Online attacks target passwords or their representations as they traverse a network, and offline attacks focus on stored
passwords.
c. Online attacks are used to gain access to systems, and offline attacks are used to knock systems off the network.
d. Offline attacks target passwords or their representations as they traverse a network, and online attacks focus on stored
passwords.
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Question 34
0 / 1 point
__________ synchronizes the information between a Palm device and a desktop PC.
a. HotSync
b. ActiveSync
c. PocketSync
d. PalmSync
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Question 35
1 / 1 point
__________ is a type of computer architecture in which multiple processors share the same memory and are each assigned
different tasks to perform.
a. Xcode
b. Multitasking
c. Cocoa
d. Symmetric multiprocessing
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15. Question 36
1 / 1 point
__________ hackers are information security professionals who specialize in evaluating, and defending against, threats
from attackers.
a. Gray-hat
b. Black-hat
c. Consulting
d. Ethical
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Question 37
1 / 1 point
An __________ share is a hidden share that allows communication between two processes on the same system.
a. SMC
b. IPC
c. EPC
d. SMB
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Question 38
1 / 1 point
The __________ method appends data in the URL field.
a. POST
b. GET
c. APPEND
16. d. URL
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Question 39
1 / 1 point
__________ is a lightweight substitute for telnet that enables the execution of processes on other systems, eliminating the
need for manual installation of client software.
a. PsExec
b. Alchemy Remote Executor
c. Emsa FlexInfo Pro
d. RemoteApp
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Question 40
1 / 1 point
__________ is a back-end GPL tool that works directly with any RFID ISO-reader to make the content stored on the RFID
tags accessible.
a. RFDump
b. RFReader
c. RFReceiver
d. RFExplorer
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Question 41
1 / 1 point
__________ is a parallelized login cracker that supports numerous protocols for attack.
a. ADMsnmp
17. b. SING
c. Hydra
d. John the Ripper
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Question 42
1 / 1 point
IT __________ are designed to evaluate an organization's security policies and procedures.
a. ping sweeps
b. vulnerability assessments
c. penetration tests
d. security audits
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Question 43
1 / 1 point
__________ is the act of gathering information about the security profile of a computer system or organization, undertaken
in a methodological manner.
a. Tracerouting
b. Passive information gathering
c. Footprinting
d. Competitive intelligence gathering
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Question 44
1 / 1 point
18. __________ is a command-line interface for Microsoft SQL Server that allows an attacker to execute commands on the
underlying operating system, execute SQL queries, and upload files to a remote server.
a. SQLExec
b. Absinthe
c. Sqlninja
d. SQLSmack
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Question 45
1 / 1 point
__________ occurs when hackers break into government or corporate computer systems as an act of protest.
a. Hacktivism
b. Cyber terrorism
c. Cybercrime
d. Suicide hacking
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Question 46
1 / 1 point
Mac OS X includes __________, a collection of frameworks, APIs, and accompanying runtimes that allows for a host of
open-source web, database, scripting, and development technologies.
a. Cocoa
b. Coffee
c. Bean
d. Xcode
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19. Question 47
1 / 1 point
__________ is usually employed when the attacker discerns that there is a low probability that these reconnaissance
activities will be detected.
a. Social engineering
b. Direct information gathering
c. Active reconnaissance
d. Inactive reconnaissance
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Question 48
1 / 1 point
__________ is a programming language that permits website designers to run applications on the user's computer.
a. Java
b. Ruby
c. Python
d. Smalltalk
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Question 49
1 / 1 point
_________ hijacking is a hacking technique that uses spoofed packets to take over a connection between a victim and a
target machine.
a. ACK
b. Blind
20. c. TCP/IP
d. Network-level
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Question 50
1 / 1 point
In order for traffic to get back to the attacker during session hijacking, a process called __________ is used that allows the
sender to specify a particular route for the IP packet to take to the destination.
a. desynchronization
b. source routing
c. spoofing
d. TCP routing
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Question 51
1 / 1 point
__________ is a worm for Windows XP that downloads and executes malicious files on the compromised computer and
spreads through removable storage devices.
a. HTTP W32.Drom
b. W32/VBAut-B
c. W32/QQRob-ADN
d. W32/SillyFDC-BK
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Question 52
1 / 1 point
The Java-based __________ worm spreads through Bluetooth and affects unprotected Mac OS X 10.4 systems.
21. a. OSX/Leap-A
b. AppHook.B
c. Inqtana.A
d. BTHook-A
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Question 53
1 / 1 point
__________ is a virus targeted against mobile personal digital assistant devices.
a. Skulls
b. Brador
c. Doomboot.A
d. Podloso
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Question 54
1 / 1 point
The __________ stores confidential information that is accessible only from inside the organization.
a. public website
b. confidential website
c. private website
d. external website
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Question 55
22. 1 / 1 point
__________ is the unauthorized alteration of routing tables.
a. Route poisoning
b. Routing table spoofing
c. Routing table poisoning
d. Route spoofing
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Question 56
1 / 1 point
__________ automatically scans a computer, looking for cookies created by Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and
Netscape Navigator, and then displays the data stored in each one.
a. Cookie Viewer
b. Cookie Explorer
c. Cookie Browser
d. Cookie Manager
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Question 57
1 / 1 point
__________ is a tool that administrators can use to test the reliability of their critical systems and determine what actions
they must take to fix any problems.
a. DbEncrypt
b. AppDetective
c. Selective Audit
23. d. AppRadar
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Question 58
1 / 1 point
The __________ script allows a remote user to view the code of server-side scripts.
a. Showlogin.asp
b. Showcode.asp
c. RemoteAccess.asp
d. Remotelogin.asp
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Question 59
1 / 1 point
__________ is a method in which a sniffer is used to track down a conversation between two users.
a. A man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack
b. Session hijacking
c. IP spoofing
d. Network tapping
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Question 60
1 / 1 point
__________ is a small utility that lists all USB devices currently connected to a computer, as well as all previously used
USB devices.
a. MyUSBOnly
24. b. USB Blocker
c. USB CopyNotify!
d. USBDeview
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Question 61
1 / 1 point
After gaining access, what is the attacker's next goal?
a. Cover their tracks.
b. Start denial-of-service attacks.
c. Find ways to maintain access.
d. None of the above.
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Question 62
1 / 1 point
__________ is an HTTP authentication brute-force program. It attempts to guess passwords for basic HTTP authentication
by logging in to a web server.
a. Authforce
b. ObiWaN
c. Hydra
d. Cain & Abel
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Question 63
1 / 1 point
25. __________ record the parts of the website visited and can contain identifying information.
a. Logs
b. Records
c. Cookies
d. Certificates
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Question 64
1 / 1 point
Web applications have a three-layered architecture consisting of presentation, logic, and __________.
a. application
b. data layers
c. transport
d. HTTP
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Question 65
1 / 1 point
__________ is a Linux security feature that enables a user to choose the directory that an application can access.
a. Chroot
b. Sandbox
c. Jailroot
d. Rootjail
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26. Question 66
1 / 1 point
There are several aspects to security, and the owner of a system should have confidence that the system will behave
according to its specifications. This is called __________.
a. confidentiality
b. reusability
c. accountability
d. assurance
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Question 67
1 / 1 point
The __________ command displays the ARP table and is used to modify it.
a. ifconfig -arp
b. arp-table
c. netstat -arp
d. arp
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Question 68
0 / 1 point
__________ detects and monitors Bluetooth devices in a wireless network. It provides information about the features of
each device and the services provided by it.
a. Bluetooth Network Scanner
b. BlueFire Mobile Security
c. BlueAuditor
27. d. BlueWatch
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Question 69
1 / 1 point
Which of the following statements best describes a penetration test?
a. A penetration test is using a password cracker to gain access to a system.
b. A penetration test is an attempt to simulate methods used by attackers to gain unauthorized access to a computer system.
c. A penetration test is the act of hacking computer systems; it is used by criminals to attack legitimate organizations.
d. A penetration test is an audit of an organization's security policies and procedures.
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Question 70
1 / 1 point
Which website can an ethical hacker visit to see web pages from 2002?
a. www.symantec.com
b. www.archive.org
c. www.oldwebsites.net
d. www.historyoftheinternet.com
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Question 71
1 / 1 point
__________ provides a complete view for monitoring and analyzing activity within USB host controllers, USB hubs, and
USB devices.
a. USB PC Lock
28. b. USBlyzer
c. Advanced USB Monitor
d. Virus Chaser USB
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Question 72
1 / 1 point
The __________ is due to a canonicalization error in IIS 4.0 and 5.0 that allows an attacker to use malformed URLs to
access files and folders located on the logical drive that includes web folders.
a. canonicalization vulnerability
b. ::$DATA vulnerability
c. Unicode directory traversal vulnerability
d. Msw3prt IPP vulnerability
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Question 73
1 / 1 point
A __________ attack adds numbers or symbols to a dictionary file's contents to crack a password successfully.
a. brute-force
b. dictionary
c. hybrid
d. parameter manipulation
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Question 74
1 / 1 point
29. Only __________ scan is valid while scanning a Windows system.
a. SYN
b. Null
c. FIN
d. Xmas
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Question 75
1 / 1 point
Ethical hackers use their knowledge and skills to __________.
a. learn the details of computer systems and enhance their capabilities
b. attack government and commercial businesses
c. develop new programs or reverse-engineer existing software to make it more efficient
d. defend networks from malicious attackers
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Question 76
1 / 1 point
Tripwire protects against Trojan horse attacks by __________.
a. blocking the port that the Trojan program is listening on
b. removing any Trojan horse programs found on the system
c. detecting unexpected changes to a system utility file that may indicate it had been replaced by a Trojan horse
d. quarantining any Trojan horse programs discovered on the system
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30. Question 77
1 / 1 point
The ISAPI extension responsible for IPP is __________.
a. msisapi.dll
b. msw3prt.dll
c. msipp5i.dll
d. isapiipp.dll
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Question 78
1 / 1 point
__________ is a protocol used to create, modify, and terminate sessions such as VOIP.
a. SMS
b. SIP
c. GSMA
d. GPRS
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Question 79
1 / 1 point
A(n) __________ is a specific way to breach the security of an IT system through a vulnerability.
a. hole
b. exposure
c. exploit
31. d. threat
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Question 80
1 / 1 point
__________ is a portable, battery-powered device that mediates interactions between RFID readers and RFID tags.
a. RSA blocker tag
b. RFID Firewall
c. RFID Guardian
d. Kill switch
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Question 81
1 / 1 point
Which of the statements below correctly describes a dictionary attack against passwords?
a. It is an attack that tries every combination of characters until a correct password is identified.
b. It is an attack that uses a list of words to guess passwords until a correct password is identified.
c. It is an attack that uses a list of words and appends additional numbers or characters to each word until a correct
password is identified.
d. It is an attack that uses precomputed values until a correct password is identified.
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Question 82
0 / 1 point
The __________ are the agreed-on guidelines for a penetration test.
a. rules of engagement
32. b. project scope statements
c. test requirements
d. service-level agreements (SLAs)
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Question 83
1 / 1 point
The Network News Transport Protocol service uses port __________.
a. 110
b. 119
c. 135
d. 139
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Question 84
1 / 1 point
A(n) __________ is the logical, not physical, component of a TCP connection.
a. ISN
b. socket
c. port
d. SYN
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Question 85
1 / 1 point
__________ reconnaissance is a hacker's attempt to scout for or survey potential targets and then investigate the target
33. using publicly available information.
a. Active
b. Passive
c. Public
d. Open
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Question 86
1 / 1 point
A __________, also called a packet analyzer, is a software program that can capture, log, and analyze protocol traffic over
the network and decode its contents.
a. sniffer
b. recorder
c. logger
d. tapper
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Question 87
1 / 1 point
__________ is, simply enough, looking through an organization's trash for any discarded sensitive information.
a. Trash diving
b. Trash carving
c. Dumpster searching
d. Dumpster diving
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34. Question 88
1 / 1 point
__________ is a secure method of posting data to the database.
a. URL
b. SQL
c. GET
d. POST
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Question 89
1 / 1 point
How do you defend against privilege escalation?
a. Use encryption to protect sensitive data.
b. Restrict the interactive logon privileges.
c. Run services as unprivileged accounts.
d. Run users and applications on the least privileges.
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Question 90
1 / 1 point
When an ethical hacker uses nslookup, which protocol are they querying?
a. DNS
b. HTTPS
c. SMB
35. d. NTP
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Question 91
1 / 1 point
Bluetooth-enabled devices communicate via short-range, ad hoc networks known as __________.
a. piconets
b. uninets
c. btnets
d. pans
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Question 92
1 / 1 point
The act of hiding data within or behind other data is known as __________.
a. encoding
b. encryption
c. steganography
d. fuzzing
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Question 93
1 / 1 point
A __________ occurs when a connection between the target and host is in the established state, or in a stable state with no
data transmission, or the server's sequence number is not equal to the client's acknowledgment number, or the client's
sequence number is not equal to the server's acknowledgment number.
a. synchronization state
36. b. blind hijacking
c. source routing
d. desynchronization state
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Question 94
1 / 1 point
__________ are software applications that run automated tasks over the Internet.
a. Zombies
b. Spiders
c. Bots
d. Crawlers
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Question 95
1 / 1 point
Which of the following definitions best describes a wrapper?
a. A wrapper is a packet-crafting technique used to perform stealthy port scans.
b. A wrapper is an encryption tool used to hide messages inside image files.
c. A wrapper is a method of hiding a virus inside an executable file.
d. A wrapper is a tool used to bind a Trojan to a legitimate file.
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Question 96
1 / 1 point
37. In a hit-and-run attack, __________.
a. the attacker constantly injects bad packets into the router
b. the attacker mistreats packets, resulting in traffic congestion
c. the attacker injects a few bad packets into the router
d. the attacker alters a single packet, resulting in denial of service
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Question 97
1 / 1 point
__________ is a command-line TCP/IP packet assembler/analyzer.
a. Hping2
b. Firewalk
c. WUPS
d. Blaster Scan
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Question 98
1 / 1 point
The __________ tool traces various application calls from Windows API functions to the Oracle Call Interface.
a. ASPRunner
b. FlexTracer
c. odbcping
d. SQL Query Analyzer
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38. Question 99
1 / 1 point
With the __________ tool, you can ping multiple IP addresses simultaneously.
a. Fping
b. Nmap
c. Nessus
d. Unicornscan
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Question 100
1 / 1 point
Attackers use a technique called __________ to exploit the system by pretending to be legitimate users or different
systems.
a. identity theft
b. impersonation
c. spoofing
d. flooding
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Question 101
1 / 1 point
__________ is a Microsoft-proprietary protocol that authenticates users and computers based on an authentication
challenge and response.
a. LMLAN
b. Kerberos
c. NTLM
39. d. NTLAN
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Question 102
1 / 1 point
__________ reconstructs a device's Bluetooth PIN and link key from data sniffed during a pairing session.
a. Blooover
b. Hidattack
c. BTCrack
d. Cabir and Mabir
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Question 103
1 / 1 point
This type of port scanning technique splits a TCP header into several packets so that the packet filters cannot detect what
the packets intend to do.
a. UDP scanning
b. IP fragment scanning
c. inverse TCP flag scanning
d. ACK flag scanning
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Question 104
1 / 1 point
__________ is an application that, when installed on a system, runs a background process that silently copies files from
any USB flash drive connected to it.
a. USB Switchblade
40. b. USBDumper
c. USB Hacksaw
d. USB Copy 'em all
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Question 105
1 / 1 point
__________ is an application that identifies all Bluetooth-enabled devices, their communications, and their connectivity
within a given area.
a. BlueSweep
b. BlueWatch
c. BlueKey
d. BlueFire Mobile
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Question 106
1 / 1 point
__________ URLs, or intranets, are private links that only a company's employees use.
a. Internal
b. Private
c. Organizational
d. Domain
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Question 107
41. 1 / 1 point
In Internet Explorer, the __________ zone is a security zone for sites that the user has designated as safe to visit.
a. user sites
b. legal sites
c. white list
d. trusted sites
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Question 108
1 / 1 point
Which of the following is not a category of security assessment?
a. security audit
b. rootkit detection
c. vulnerability assessment
d. penetration testing
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Question 109
1 / 1 point
A hacker has successfully used a tool to intercept communications between two entities and establish credentials with both
sides of the connection. The two remote ends of the communication never notice that the attacker is relaying the
information between the two. This is called a(n) __________ attack.
a. man-in-the-middle
b. interceptoring
c. MAC poisoning attack
d. firewalking
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Question 110
1 / 1 point
__________ is a cable modem hacking program. It performs the task of uncapping by incorporating all the uncapping steps
into one program.
a. Yersinia
b. OneStep: ZUP
c. Zebra
d. Solar Winds MIB Browser
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Question 111
1 / 1 point
Information on all Linux accounts is stored in the __________ and /etc/shadow files.
a. /etc/conf
b. /etc/passwd
c. /etc/password
d. /conf/passwd
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Question 112
1 / 1 point
Which type of penetration test is conducted with absolutely no prior knowledge of the target environment?
a. white-box testing
b. gray-box testing
43. c. red-hat testing
d. black-box testing
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Question 113
1 / 1 point
Redirections for URLs are handled with the __________ URL handler, which can cause errors in older versions of Internet
Explorer.
a. goto:
b. mdir:
c. mhtml:
d. redir:
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Question 114
1 / 1 point
Traceroute uses the __________ field in an IP packet to determine how long it takes to reach a target host and whether that
host is reachable and active.
a. IHL
b. flags
c. TOS
d. TTL
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Question 115
1 / 1 point
Which of the following is not a Microsoft Internet Information Services vulnerability?
44. a. ::$DATA vulnerability
b. UFS integer overflow vulnerability
c. Showcode.asp vulnerability
d. WebDAV/RPC exploits
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Question 116
1 / 1 point
Which of the following statements best describes the rules of engagement for a penetration test?
a. The rules of engagement are the systems that a tester can knock offline during a penetration test.
b. The rules of engagement are the agreed-upon guidelines for a penetration test, including desired code of conduct and
procedures.
c. The rules of engagement define the service-level agreement and scope of a penetration test.
d. The rules of engagement include the insurance and risk management associated with third-party testing.
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Question 117
1 / 1 point
The __________ service is responsible for sending a response packet that contains connection details to clients who send a
specially formed request.
a. SSRS
b. OSQL
c. ODBC
d. SQLP
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45. Question 118
1 / 1 point
The RFID __________ policy establishes the framework for many other security controls. It provides a vehicle for
management to communicate its expectations regarding the RFID system and its security.
a. security
b. physical access
c. secure disposal
d. usage
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Question 119
1 / 1 point
A __________ is a set of related programs, usually located at a network gateway server, that protect the resources of a
private network from other network users.
a. firewall
b. proxy
c. packet filter
d. router
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Question 120
1 / 1 point
While conducting an ethical penetration test in Europe, which Regional Internet Registry (RIR) would you use?
a. APNIC
b. RIPE NCC
c. ARIN
46. d. LACNIR
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Question 121
1 / 1 point
__________ is a tool for performing automated attacks against web-enabled applications.
a. cURL
b. dotDefender
c. Burp Intruder
d. AppScan
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Question 122
1 / 1 point
If the supplied data does not fit within the size constraints of a single packet, the data is spread among multiple packets in a
process known as __________.
a. framing
b. separation
c. fragmentation
d. division
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Question 123
1 / 1 point
__________ is a nonvoice service available with most GSM networks.
a. CDMA
47. b. EDO
c. EDVA
d. GPRS
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Question 124
1 / 1 point
The information resource or asset that is being protected from attacks is usually called the __________.
a. key value
b. target of evaluation
c. main asset
d. target asset
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Question 125
1 / 1 point
__________ is an information service provider that helps law offices, government agencies, businesses, and individuals
find information about people.
a. People-Search-America.com
b. Best People Search
c. Switchboard
d. Google Finance
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