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Cyber Unit 2-3 Review
Cyber Unit 2-3 Review
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1
What tool shows real-time attacks?
Threat timers
Threat news
Threat vectors
Threat maps
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A _______ is an ongoing stream of data related to potential or current threats to an organization's security.
third party disclosure
patch database
cybersecurity blog
threat feed
3
What is a zero day?
The preparation that occurs prior to software being deployed.
The final chance an organization has to patch a software fault.
A cyber attack that has just happened.
A vulnerability that existed before software was installed.
4
Which of the following is NOT a CLI?
Secure Shell
AndroidOS
OpenSSL
Terminal
5
How can email be used as a threat vector? (choose the best answer)
Attachments
Phishing
All of the above
Links
6
What is the key difference between traceroute and pathping?
pathping tells you how fast the connection is between points
traceroute is much faster than pathping
pathping does not tell you the IP addresses on the path
pathping is for Windows, traceroute is for Linux
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Which of the following is false about pentesting?
War driving is the practice of driving by a location to find WiFi networks.
Pentesting is considered "unethical" hacking.
Participants are limited by the predetermined "rules of engagement".
The Red Team will actively try to hack into the system.
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Data _______ is an unauthorized data transfer from a computer.
extraction
transferal
upload
exfiltration
9
Why is an "insider threat" a particularly dangerous threat actor?
They are often just looking to "have fun" with their chaos.
They are easy to impersonate.
They are a large organizatoin with many resources at their command.
They already have access to a system, no need to hack in.
10
If an individual's PII is compromised, what can be the consequence?
Pentesting
Availability loss
File extraction
Identity theft
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How can tcpreplay be a malicious tool?
Data exfiltration from replayed packets.
Unauthorized users gaining access to information sent over the network.
Distributing malicious software to the network.
Overloading a network with packet transmissions.
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Which command controls user permissions for a file?
chmod
cat
nano
grep