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1
When was the Burp Suite developed?
2003-2006
2008-2011
1997-1999
2030-2032
2
Which social media icon does the SFU Cybersecurity Club’s symbol most closely resemble?
LinkedIn’s professional badge
Snapchat’s ghost logo
Instagram’s camera icon
Telegram’s symbol
3
What is not the kind of the SQL injection?
union base SQL injection
error based SQL injection
dom based SQL injection
blind SQL injection
4
What’s the club’s secret method to attract new members?
Hack the university’s Wi-Fi
Promising to change everyone’s grades
Free food at meetings
Threatening campus IT
5
What is CSRF?
A technique where attackers trick users into performing unintended actions
A browser security mechanism
A method to encrypt web applicarions
A web protection protocol
6
Which of the following is the LEAST effective method for defending against brute-force attacks?
Destroying your server with the hammer.
Having an account lockout policy
Implementing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Forcing strong, complex passwords
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What activities does the SFU Cybersecurity Club offer?
Knitting classes
Underwater basket weaving
Competitive origami
Workshops, CTF competitions, and collaborative projects
8
Which of these is a potential risk when using public Wi-Fi?
Data encryption is always stronger on public Wi-Fi networks
Public Wi-Fi is only secure if you use a VPN
Using public Wi-Fi makes your personal data less likely to be exposed
Public Wi-Fi networks have weak security, so it's easier to intercept data
9
What is the primary goal of the SFU Cybersecurity Club?
To foster a supportive community for cybersecurity exploration
To study marine biology
To gather people for drinking beer
To host dance parties
10
What attack might be in progress if you observe many ARP replies from the same MAC address claiming different IPs?
DNS spoofing
TCP session hijacking
Smurf attack
ARP spoofing/poisoning
11
An attacker secretly intercepts communication between two parties. What type of attack is it?
Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attack
Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack
SQL Injection attack
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What is "cryptography"?
Protecting information by converting it into an unreadable format
The study of hacking techniques
The process of finding passwords
A method for boosting computer performance
13
How can students join the SFU Cybersecurity Club?
Through Discord server
By solving a complex math equation
By climbing a mountain
By sending a carrier pigeon
14
What is XSS?
cross-site scripting
xylitol-site scripting
client-site scripting
xenon-site scripting
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What is a common attack that involves sending unsolicited bulk messages, often for commercial purposes?
Spamming
Spoofing
Sniffing
Phishing
