A) Boot sector virus B) Script virus C) Macro Virus D) Program virus
A) Enable authorize transfer service B) Launch attack and perform other illegal activities C) Enable unauthorized file transfer services D) Unable unauthorized file transfer services
A) Enable and unauthorized file transfer services B) Launch attacks in perform other illegal activities C) Enable and authorize file transfer services
A) Local port 22 on a specific server B) WHOIS Records C) General purpose search engine D) Company website
A) It blocks inbound connections to the target host B) Upgrading telnet to a secure protocol C) It tunnels traffic through a trusted intermediary to bypass access controls D) It uses MAC address is pooping to hide the attacker's identity
A) Modern in points always detect and block this automatically B) The attacker can read and modify communications between two legitimate parties C) It is only used for denial- of -service(DoS) D) Data remains confidential but the connection is slow
A) DHCP starvation B) MAC spoofing C) Port Scanning D) IP spoofing
A) Exploiting software vulnerabilities B) Creating fake accounts to overwhelm a service C) Intercepting network traffic D) Using stolen usernames and passwords to gain unauthorized acces
A) Users may unknowingly provide sensitive information to the attacker B) The attack can be easily detected by the browser C) User are unable to access the legitimate website D) Data transmitted to the legitimate site is encrypted
A) Packet injection B) Network sniffing C) Port scanning D) Session hijacking
A) Ip spoofing, MAC spoofing, and DHCP spoofing B) Hydra spoofing and MAC spoofing C) Network spoofing
A) None of them B) Maybe C) False D) True
A) Program virus B) Keylogger C) Script virus D) Worm virus
A) Keylogger B) Spyware C) Adware D) Program virus
A) Keylogger B) Adware C) Spyware D) Script virus
A) Keylogger B) Adware C) Script virus D) Spyware
A) Spyware B) Bitcoin C) Adware D) Script viruses
A) A company website B) Unauthorized discovery in mapping C) None of this D) Keystrokes entered into forms and applications
A) Botcoin B) Bitcoin C) Coins
A) Ransomware B) Virus C) Trojan horse D) Worm
A) Rootkit B) Trojan horse C) Spyware D) adware
A) Network sniffing B) Encryption C) Data mining D) Social engineering
A) Malware B) Adware C) Ransomware D) Spyware
A) Spyware B) Adware C) Ransomware D) Trojan horse
A) SQL injection B) Man-in-the middle C) Fishing D) Denial of service
A) Spyware B) Trojan horse C) Worm D) Adware
A) Phishing B) All of the above C) Brute force attack D) Social engineering
A) Ransomware B) Security branch at your bank that needs to be resolved C) Spam D) Phishing
A) Backdoor B) Phage virus C) Spyware D) Trojan horse
A) Hardware theft B) Phishing C) Cooking D) Password cracking
A) Worm B) Malware C) Trojan horse D) Virus
A) Social engineering B) Dumpster diving C) Phishing D) Trash snooping
A) Keylogger B) Keystroke virus C) Trojan horse D) Keyblogger
A) Phishing B) Shoulder surfing C) Coincidence D) Social engineering
A) Ransomware B) Adware C) Trojan horse D) Spyware
A) Use a trojan horse to find the password B) Is social engineering to find the password C) Use a password cracker to find the password D) Delete and reinstall the server
A) Windows and MAC os X and linux, and android B) Windows and MAC os X C) Windows D) Windows and MAC os X, and linux
A) Armored virus B) Stealth virus C) Trojan horse D) Polymorphic virus
A) Heistware B) Ransomware C) Theftware D) Extortionware
A) Excessive pop up windows B) Installing malware and on a computer C) Unsolicited emails D) Social engineering attemps
A) Spyware B) Ransomware C) Rootkit D) Trojan horse
A) All of the above B) Distracting network communication C) Stealing username and password D) Modifying website content
A) Virus B) Rootkit C) Trojan horse D) Worm
A) Developing software using scientific principles B) Network installation C) Computer marketing D) How do i manufacturing
A) Program that logs keystrokes and sends them out B) Self replicating program that spreads without user action C) Hidden tool granting admin access to attackers D) Pop up and generator installed with freeware E) Malware that locks files until a fee paid
A) To install an authorized software on a victims device B) To two steel sensitive information from individuals C) To gain physical access to secure facilities D) To manipulate individuals into divulging confidential information E) To disrupt network services true overwhelming traffic
A) Sensitive data such as password and credential B) Open source license keys for installed software C) Screen resolution and color depth preferences D) System fan speeds and thermal sensors readings E) Encrypted backups the external cloud storage
A) Storage area network arrays explosively B) PC to Switch C) Wireless local area networks D) PC to PC
A) Connecting a computer directly to another computer B) Connecting a router to a hub C) Connecting a workstation to a printer D) Connecting a computer to a switch
A) Because routers that feature traditional RJ45 ethernet ports B) Because a router operates at a much higher voltage level than a PC C) Because is there two cable cannot transmit data packets bidirectionally D) Because both devices have the same internal components
A) Orange B) Green C) White orange D) White green
A) T568B B) IEE 802.3z C) T568A D) T568C
A) Connecting a switch directly to anothers switch B) Connecting a hub directly to a hub C) Connecting a router directly to a router D) Connecting a computer to switch
A) Fiber optic cable B) Shielded STP dual core cable C) UTP (unshielded twisted pair )cable D) Coaxial cable
A) Network pockets are read in captured B) Affected case obtained for unauthorized access C) Threat actors establish a network connection between a source and destinations D) A network is flooded with traffic causing a shutdown
A) Password based attack B) Eavesdropping attack C) IP address is poopfing attack D) Data modification attack
A) By altering enterprise traffic data B) By using valid user account to obtain network information C) By reconstructing IP pockets
A) Sniffing or snooping B) Data alteration C) Password cracking D) IP packets manipulation
A) IP address spoofing attack B) Data modification attack C) Password visa attack D) Eavesdropping attack
A) Listen to unnetwork traffic B) Construct IP packets C) Obtain lists of other users and modify data D) Alter data in packets
A) Monitoring of communication between two parties B) The unauthorized access to secured communication C) A and network shutdown
A) A way to flood the network with traffic B) A way to block network resources C) A method to obtain a secret key D) A full view of the data inside the packets
A) To capture sensitive data from network packets B) To disrupt the normal functioning of a service or network C) To alter data and Transit to cain unauthorized access to a system
A) Altering data in enterprise traffic packets B) Discovering a valid user account C) Constructing IP packets D) Listening to network traffic
A) Using a known network traffic B) Altering data in packets C) Using a valid user account D) Creating an IP packets that appears to originate from a valid address
A) compromised key attack B) Sniffing attack C) Man in the middle attack D) Denial of service attack
A) Data modification attack B) Denial of service attack C) Man -in- the middle attack D) Sniffing attack
A) Complete network shutdown B) Unauthorized data access C) Data encryption
A) Listening to network traffic B) Discovery a valid user account C) Altering interface traffic data D) Constructing an IP packet that appears to originate from valid address
A) Build internet Network traffic B) able to check IP packets C) The altered data in packet D) Obtain lists of other users modified data
A) It encrypts the communication B) It floods the network with traffic C) It blocks communication entirely D) It allows the attacker to monitor and control communications transparently
A) Spoofing attack B) Man-in-the middle attack C) Sniffing attack D) None of them
A) Discarding invalid user traffic B) Deleting third party data traffic data C) Ceasing network traffic D) Reconstructing and IP packet originates from a valid address
A) Worm B) Malware C) Trojan horse D) Virus
A) Data sending B) Destructive C) Proxy D) FTP
A) Boot sector virus B) Micro Virus C) Firmware virus
A) Stealing user login credentials B) Encrypting files for ransom C) Displaying unwanted pop-up ads D) Slowing or halting network activity
A) Bitcoin B) Adware C) Spyware D) Trojan horse
A) CPU clock speeds and hardware specification B) Operating systems installation files C) Password, credit card numbers, and other personal data D) Route firmware configuration
A) Unauthorized remote control of the victim system B) Temporary access to the victims public wi-fi C) Automatic generation of ad revenue D) A back up of the victims encrypted files
A) False B) Maybe C) True D) none of the above
A) To replicate itself across local network servers B) To demand by locking the user screen C) To gather information without user consent D) To completely shot down the host computer
A) To spoof the device's MAC address on a local network B) To download automatic updates for the operating system C) To stop antivirus programs or firewalls from functioning D) To monitor and log Keystrokes for financial data |