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The Cyber Challenge Quiz
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An employee connects a USB drive, and ransomware spreads across the network. What could have helped prevent this??????
Encrypting the USB drive
Disabling USB ports or using endpoint protection
Updating Wi-Fi passwords
Using a VPN
2
Which of the following best mitigates the risk of session hijacking????
Disabling browser cookies
Using HTTPS with secure, HttpOnly session cookies
Implementing strong password complexity
Requiring password resets every 30 days
3
Which of the following best describes the
main goal
of Cybercrime as a Service (CaaS)?????
To provide free cybersecurity training for aspiring ethical hackers
To create a network of law enforcement agencies sharing threat intelligence
To develop new, more secure encryption methods for personal data
To allow individuals with limited technical skills to launch cyberattacks
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What is Cybercrime as a Service??????
Antivirus software that detects and stops all cyberattacks
Legitimate online services that help businesses improve their cybersecurity
Government program designed to help victims of cybercrime
Business model where cybercriminals offer their tools
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A symmetric encryption key can be safely shared over an unsecured channel if it's protected by a digital signature!!!!!!
True
False
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What does HTTPS use to secure data in transit????
DNSSEC
SSH
TLS/SSL
WPA2
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What is the primary purpose of a reverse proxy in a secure network architecture????
Hiding internal architecture
Traffic encryption
Port forwarding
Load balancing
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Phishing emails can be used to install malware or steal login credentials????
True
False
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Public key encryption ensures the confidentiality of a message, even if the key used to sign it is leaked!!!!!!!!!
True
False
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What is the main purpose of two-factor authentication (2FA)????
Encrypt user data
Add an extra layer of login security
Prevent brute-force attacks
Speed up login times
