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Sec+ 701 (Domain 2) Part 2
Sec+ 701 (Domain 2) Part 2
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Question 65
Privilege escalation
Cross-site scripting
A race condition
A SQL injectioN
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Question 70
Disable the service
Isolate the impacted systems
Install a host-based firewall
Check to see if a patch is available
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Question 79
It reduces the number of logged events
It speeds up port scans
It reduces the device's attack footprint
It prevents using up default ports
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Question 75
Magic key attacks
Collision attacks
Downgrade attacks
Birthday attacks
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Question 82
Monitor removable media usage in host-based firewall logs
Create an operating system security policy to block use of removable media
Only allow applications that do not use removable media
Define a removable media block rule in the UTM
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Question 81
A horizontal privilege escalation attack
A vertical privilege escalation attack
A forgery attack
A replay attack
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Question 73
The security log
The application log
The system log
The setup log
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Question 63
Conducting an on-path attack to send traffic to the target
Reversing the the target's IP address
Spoofing responses from the amplification system to the target
Spoofing the target's IP address
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Question 56
Video cameras
Intrusion alarm systems
Log analysis
Temperature monitoring sensors
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Question 44
Centralized logging
A SIEM
An IPS
An EDR
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Question 72
Web-based attacks
Print-server attacks
Oracle database server attacks
Microsoft SQL Server attacks
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Question 54
Cross-site request forgery
Bluejacking
Evil twin
Cross-site scripting
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Question 77
Worms
Network-based attacks
Network packet capture
Evil twins
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Question 60
Data exfiltration
Financial gain
Revenge
Blackmail
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Question 52
ACLs
VLANs
A HIPS
Least privilege lists
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Question 49
Conduct regular inspections of the facility
Deploy a monitored security camera system
Hire a guard to patrol the facility
Set up an alarm system
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Question 64
Brute forcing
Password spraying
Account spinning
Limited login attacks
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Question 80
It can be remotely controlled via a web interface
It can be remotely controlled via SSH
It has been infected with malware
It is jailbroken
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Question 71
Removing memory
Removing the system from inventory
Wiping memory
Removing the system from management
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Question 61
Phishing
Botnet
Adware
Trojan
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Question 55
A keylogger
A virus
A Trojan
A rootkit
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Question 57
Shadow IT
An inadvertent threat
An insider threat
Internal espionage actors
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Question 69
Unusual network traffic
Network scanning
Displaying a ransom notice
Deletion of files
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Question 78
Jailbreak the phone
Transfer the files to the phone
Disable antimalware protection
Install a package manager
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Question 43
Remove the system from organizational inventory
Physically destroy the entire system
Physically destroy the drives
Reformat the drives
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Question 45
Encryption
Host-based IPS
Disabling ports and protocols
Changing default passwords
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Question 62
Nation-state actors
Insider threats
Hacktivists
Unskilled attacker
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Question 46
A match-the-hash attack
A bingo
A birthday attack
A collision
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Question 50
SMS-based phishing
SMS-delivered images
Malicious links
MFA exploits
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Question 76
Directory traversal
XSS
XSRF
Buffer overflow
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Question 74
Configuration enforcement
Segmentation
Decommissioning process
HIPS
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Question 51
DLL injection
WinBuff attacks
A memory traversal attack
A SYRINGE attack
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Question 59
Reformatting drives
Volume encryption
Minimizing cluster size
Firmware updates
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Question 68
Target-of-evaluation
Time-of-change
Time-of-check
Time-of-use
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Question 47
A disinformation campaign
A pretexting campaign
A misinformation campaign
An impersonation campaign
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Question 67
Bluesnarfing
Bluejacking
A remote-access Trojan
An evil twin attack
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Question 53
To preserve availability
To support physical security
To preserve least privilege
To preserve confidentiality
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Question 58
Running a vulnerability scan
Removing unnecessary software
Ensuring that unneeded ports have been disabled
Ensuring the default password has been changed
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Question 66
A slashdot attack
A directory traversal attack
A directory recursion attack
A web application buffer overflow
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Question 48
Watering hole attacks
Unsecure Wi-Fi
Removable devices
Open service ports
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Question 42
Resource inaccessibility
Impossible travel
Missing logs
Blocked content