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CIT 120 Final Exam Review Security MTA Prep
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The local database used to store account information.
SAM
RADIUS
Kerberos
Active Directory
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A cloud service model where the vendor provides everything except the application software.
IaaS
SaaS
PaaS
Hybrid
3
Isolates and hardens user security information in a Windows environment.
Credential guard
PSO
TPM
Device guard
4
Detects a network attack and notifies network administrator.
IPS
HIDS
DNSSEC
IDS
5
Authorized users who are incorrectly denied access due to biometric authentication.
False rejection rate
False acceptance rate
6
File system used by Windows devices such as Windows 10.
NTFS
FAT
EFS
Registry
7
Not being able to deny taking an action.
Authorization
Confidentiality
Implicit permission
Nonrepudiation
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A risk response where you take action to reduce the likelihood or impact of a risk.
mitigation
acceptance
transfer
avoidance
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This area is behind a firewall. Public accessible servers are placed in this area.
IDS
DMZ
VLAN
VPN
10
Type of server acts as a go-between a private & public network evaluating requests from clients
Proxy
Extranet
Intranet
DMZ
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This is used to prevent forged DNS data.
NAT
DNSSEC
SSH
Firewall
12
Centralized authentication, authorization & acctg to connect computers to a network
WPA2
Windows Hello
RADIUS
Windows Passport
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Firewall that looks at the packet header as the packet traverses the firewall.
NAT
Application level
Packet filtering
Circuit level
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Encryption algorithm that uses one shared key.
Bitlocker
Hash
Asymmetric
Symmetric
15
A scheme used to demonstrate authenticity of sender of a message.
Pin number
Digital signature
Active Directory
Bitlocker
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A tunneling protocol best for airport or hotel users where a connection may drop often.
SSTP
PPTP
VPN Reconnect or IKEv2
L2TP
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A type of password attack where every possible combination of characters is tried.
Social Engineering
Dictionary
Brute Force
Keylogger
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A risk response where you move the responsibility to a third party.
transfer
mitigation
acceptance
avoidance
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An authentication protocol that uses tickets and secret keys to authenticate users.
RADIUS
SSL
Digital Certificate
Kerberos
20
Attack that takes advantage of the TCP three way handshake.
TCP Replay
Ping of death
TCP attack
SYN Flood
21
A type of virus that changes its code so it cannot be easily detected.
Polymorphic
Masked
Rootkit
Supersecret
22
Windows 10 biometric authentication system.
Windows Hello
Active Directory
Microsoft Passport
WBF (Windows Biometric Framework)
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Used to trap hackers.
Honeynest
Honeybees
Honeypot
Pooh bear
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This is used to assist create profiles for VPN clients.
L2TP
Profile Creator
CMAK
VPN AutoConnect
25
Windows feature to prevent unauthorized changes by standard users such as installing programs.
UWP
SPF (Sender Policy Framework)
Windows Defender
UAC
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This is used for strong authentication of wireless devices connecting to a WLAN.
802.1Q
802.1X
SSID
WEP
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Used in a Windows environment to limit applications that can run or what they can do.
MBSA
BYOD
AppLocker
UWP
28
Program designed to gain administrator level control. Can hide files from other users.
Ransomware
Rootkit
Backdoor
Zero-day attacks
29
This is used to deploy Windows updates to an organization.
MBSA
WinOrgUpdate
WSUS
UWP
30
Security principle where a user is given no more access than necessary to perform their job.
least privilege
risk avoidance
defense in depth
separation of duties
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Authentication protocol that uses plain text. Least secure.
PAP
CHAP
MS-CHAP
EAP
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Malware that is spread through a network. Self replicates.
worm
virus
spyware
Trojan Horse
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The methods or avenues an attack can use to enter a system and cause damage.
attack surface
defense in depth
CIA
threat modeling
34
Proving you are who you say you are. Often with a username and password.
Authentication
Authorization
Access control
Confidentiality
35
Strongest wireless security.
WPA
WPA2
SSID
WEP
36
Type of permission granted directly to a file or folder.
Inherited
Non-inherited
Explicit
Effective
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Email validation system designed to prevent unauthorized users from sending email from a domain
Spam Tracker
MBSA
SPF
Bayesian Filters
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A tunneling protocol that uses port 443.
PPTP
L2TP
IKEv2
SSTP
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Process of giving individuals access to system objects based on their identity.
Authorization
Authentication
Auditing
Availability
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Protocol used for a secure web site.
SSH
FTP
HTTPS
HTTP
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Security principle where no one person has full access to all functions of a critical process.
defense in depth
risk avoidance
least privilege
separation of duties
42
A tunneling protocol that has weak encryption.
IKEv2
SSTP
PPTP
L2TP with IPSec
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An attack that prevents a legitimate user from accessing resources.
Zero Day
Backdoor
Replay
DoS
44
A security policy that describes constraints & practices the user must accept to access corporate network & resources.
Security policy
Group policy
Password policy
AUP
45
Used to encrypt an entire drive.
IPSec
EFS
Digital signature
Bitlocker
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Authorizes a user to perform certain actions on a computer such as running a back up.
Digital signature
Windows Hello
Right
Permission
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A risk response where you choose not to engage in the activity.
acceptance
transfer
mitigation
avoidance
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Type of cloud commonly shared between two organizations.
Private
Community
Public
Hybrid
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An example of this is a person's social security number.
IDI
HIPAA
PII
Private Info
50
This goal of information security is making a resource available when required.
Authentication
Confidentiality
Authorization
Availability
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Device at layer 2 of the OSI model.
Firewall
Switch
Hub
Router
52
Type of Domain Controller placed in an unsecure area.
MBSA
Backup DC
Active Directory
RODC
53
Example of multifactor authentication.
Fingerprint and password
Pin and password
Fingerprint and iris scan
Smartcard and security token
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First line of defense.
Authentication
IDS
Physical security
Host firewall
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This goal of information security ensures information is protected from changes.
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
Authentication
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Used to verify integrity. One way algorithm
Symmetric encryption
Asymmetric encryption
Tunneling protocol
Hash function
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A mass email that tries to trick a user to click on a link and supply confidential information.
Pharming
Phishing
Replay attack
Trojan Horse
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Method of gaining access using people skills.
STRIDE
social engineering
trojan horse
backdoor
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This goal of security keeps information, networks and systems secure from unauthorized access.
Integrity
Availability
Confidentiality
Authentication
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Attack when the developer finds out about the vulnerability the same day as the attack occurs.
Buffer overflow
Replay
Backdoor
Zero Day Attack
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Default firewall configuration.
Deny Some
Deny All
Allow All
Allow Some
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Used to share data with vendors and third party organizations.
Extranet
VPN CMAK
Intranet
DMZ
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Required to be able to use Bitlocker.
EFS
PAP
TPM
TLS
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A logical network created by a switch. Used to group hosts logically.
DMZ
VPN
VLAN
Stateful Firewall
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An electronic document that contains an identity and a corresponding public key.
digital signature
digital certificate
security token
asymmetric identifier