Cyber - 2.2.3 Activity - Server Analysis

Question 1

Protecting log files is a major concern for administrators.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

Performing a computer attack to evaluate the security of a system.

Accepted Answer

penetration testing

Question 3

Forceful browsing and directory browsing can be linked if the hacker is familiar with the website's directory hierarchy.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 4

Access to a webserver via FTP...

Accepted Answer

should be scrutinized by reviewing the FTP access logs regularly.

Question 5

Uninstalling FTP within the IIS manager can be considered a security measure.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 6

If directory browsing is enabled, and log files are stored in a sub-directory of your website's root directory...

Accepted Answer

Where log files are stored is up to the website administrator.

Question 7

Administrators protect log files...

Accepted Answer

All are true.

Question 8

Website log files should be stored in a sub-directory of your websites root directory.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 9

Directory browsing...

Accepted Answer

allows website visitors to view directory contents from a browser.

Question 10

There is usually a reason to have FTP configured for a webserver, but how it's configured should be scrutinized.

Accepted Answer

True

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