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TECM 747 Exam Prep - Cyber Basics and Threats
TECM 747 Exam Prep - Cyber Basics and Threats
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Worms are a type of Malware that target sprecific operating systems or application
False
True
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Which of these is NOT a type of social engineering?
Tailgating
Bombing
Dumpster diving
Phishing
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these are code and logic related, programmers need to understand security.
Man in the Middle
Application Attacks
Attack Sandwich
Security Attack
4
What type of risk response involves deciding against signing a contract with a potential partner who has known risk?
Accept
Avoid
Mitigate
Transfer
5
uses two or more separate entities operating in concert to protect sensitive functions or information
Need to know
Dual control
Privelage of least privelage
Seperation of duties
6
SQL injection is a type of Application Attack
False
True
7
fake news. leads to poor decision making (social media).
Phishing
Disinformation
APT
Insider Threats
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A policy or mechanism that is put in place as part of an asset’s protection
Crypto lock
Risk analysis
Data access policy
Security control
9
program that appears to have successful function, also has hidden & potentially malicious function that evades security
Time Bomb
Trojan
Worm
Virus
10
Tracking all users and services to know what they are doing
Threat
Opportunity
Accountability
Stalking
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even if one has all the necessary official approvals to access certain information, one would not be given access
Seperation of duties
Dual control
Privelage of least privelage
Need to know
12
How many times did Beth change her background in class on Saturday Nov 13?
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6
1
3
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distributed denial of service attack
DOSA
DDoS
DRDoS
DoS
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divides critical functions among different staff to ensure no one individual has enough information to perpetrate fraud
Seperation of duties
Privelage of least privelage
Dual control
Need to know
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Taking advantage of / Acting on a known vulnerability
Threat
Vulnerability
Exploitation
Attack Vector
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Once in, they begin to break the program to make it inoperable or operates in a way the attacker wants.
Rookit
Logic Bomb
Worm
Virus
17
Security policies pertain to
All the above
Back up and recovery
Data classification
Configuration management
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Which
promote U.S. innovation and industrial competitiveness by advancing measurement science, standards, and technology
National Institute Standards Technology
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
Federal Information Security Management Act
Sarbanes-Oxley
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group of attackers who work together, are highly motivated, funded, skilled, & patient. They have specific goal / target
Advanced Persistent Threat
Mob
Insider Threat
Team Hacker
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users make mistakes could have downloaded ransomware into the organizations network. Or share username and password.
Hackers
Stupid Users
Insider Threat
Cyber Defenders
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distributed reflective denial of service
DDoS
DRDoS
DOSA
DoS
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A cybersecurity policy sets
the standards of behavior for activities
True
False
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How do we accomplish Confidentiality?
Secret Societies
Access Control
Encryption
Encryption & Access Control
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Dumpster diving is a type of Social Engineering attack
False
True
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Malicious programs that lays dormant until a specific date and time which triggers the malicious code to execute
Logic Bomb
Rootkits
Trojan
Time Bomb
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Malicious program that lays dormant until a specific condition occurs which triggers the malicious code to execute
Trojan
Logic Bomb
Time Bomb
Rootkits
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An attacker gains control of amplifying capable server or network device (commonly it’s control for a router)
Man in the Middle
Application Attack
Smurf Attack
Attack Sandwich
28
trusted person within organization but will intentionally harm the organization. Tough to detect/find because trusted
Insider Threat
Stupid Users
Cyber Defenders
Hackers
29
allows an attacker to gain almost total control over your entire operating system
Rootkits
Spyware
Trojan
Logic Bomb
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Practicing continuous monitoring is an example of
Don't Care
Due Diligence
Stalking
Due Care
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Putting a firewall up between the Internet and your network is what type of risk response?
Transfer
Accept
Mitigate
Avoid
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combat the threats
Stupid Users
Insider Threat
Hackers
Cyber Defenders
33
Assurance the sender of information is provided w/ proof of delivery & recipient is provided with proof of the sender's
Hashing
Integrity
Cryptography
Non-Repudiation
34
DDoS attacks are easy to defend because the responses are coming from legitimate & necessary Internet Services
True
False
35
The cyber environment today is focused on specific devices that only connect to the internet.
False
True
36
How do we accomplish Integrity?
Hashing / Hash Browns / Cake
Hashing / Cryptography / Non-Repudiation
Hashing / Decryption / Coding
Hashing / Honesty / MFA
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an attacker gets between the client and the server
Attack Sandwich
Man in the Middle
Squeeze Posse
Client Blocker
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Creating proper security policies, standards, baselines, guidelines, & procedures is an example of
Due Care
Don't Care
Stalking
Due Diligence
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information security concept in which a user is given the minimum levels of access needed to perform job functions
Seperation of duties
Need to know
Dual control
Principle of least privilage
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DoS does not have to be a malicious attack, it can be accidental or human error
False
True
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Purchasing insurance is what type of risk response?
Accept
Mitigate
Avoid
Transfer
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takes advantage of the legitimate three-way handshake used by TCP/IP to connect users to a server
SYN Flood Attack
Menage Tech
Manipulation
Attack Sandwich
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The CIA triad stands for
Cyber / Information / Assets
Coding / Information / Assurance
Confidentiality / Integrity / Availability
Central / Information / Assurance
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attacker overwhelms the memory and resources that causes systems to freeze or crash
DOSA
DDoS
DoS
DRDoS
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Malicious programs that lays dormant until a specific date and time which triggers the malicious code to execute
Worm
Virus
Time Bomb
Trojans
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Monitors activities and transmits them to remote system/attacker. Usually downloaded accidently by users/attached leg
Worm
Logic Bomb
Virus
Spyware
47
Humas that are part of the cyber environment.
True
False
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Attackers offer a promise of an item or good that they use to entice victims to give up their login credentials
Shoulder Surfing
Baiting
Phishing
Piggybacking
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use technology and the internet for their own benefit or agenda. Hacker are hard to catch
Insider Threat
Hackers
Stupid Users
Cyber Defenders
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race condition where timing vulnerability exists; program checks access permissions too far in advanced of resource use
Buffer Overflow
Time to Check (TOC)
Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
SQL Injection
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Form of identity fraud that will use a mix of real and fake credentials to create an illusion of a real person.
Rootkits
Synthetic Identities
Insider Threat
Artificial Personality Threat
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What type of risk response involves known risk being entered into?
Transfer
Avoid
Accept
Mitigate
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Security vulnerability in web applications
Cross Site Scripting (XSS)
Buffer Overflow
Time to Check (TOC)
SQL Injection
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takes advantage of normal internet operations services, DBS, routing update, etc...
DEFGoS
DRDoS
DADoS
DDoS
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circumstance or event with the potential to adversely impact organizational operations as defined by NIST SP 800 Series
Weak Point
Attack
Threat
Stinky Pete