Denial of Service Video 76-86

Question 1

Which protocols are susceptible to Amplification?

Accepted Answer

All the above

Question 2

a type of online scam where criminals impersonate organizations via email, text message, & other means to steal info.

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Phishing

Question 3

Which protocols are susceptible to amplification?

Accepted Answer

Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP), Network Time Protocol (NTP)

Question 4

Encrypts all of your data except for the operating system. Is a lucrative form of ransomeware.

Accepted Answer

Crypto-Malware

Question 5

When intruders of a network take a service that's normally available & make it unavailable for you & everyone else.

Accepted Answer

Denial Of Service (DOS)

Question 6

_____was introduced to in 2014 to ensure certain mgmt frames are now encrypted across the wireless network.

Accepted Answer

802.11W

Question 7

Which are ways DoS can be implemented.

Accepted Answer

By overwhelming a service., Taking advantage of design vulnerabilities

Question 8

What is a "twin access point?"

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An unauthorized access point added to a network that is config'd the same.

Question 9

Management frames used on 802.11x are used for a # of mgmt functions but they are not encrypted & no authentication.

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TRUE

Question 10

A type of attack in which a malicious actor sends falsified ARP messages over a local area network.

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ARP Spoofing

Question 11

Is usually carried out by a botnet cmd where many bots attack at once from many locations at the orders of a person.

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Amplification DDoS

Question 12

It's when 1 device pretends to be something it's not.

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Spoofing

Question 13

A specific kind of malware that's waiting for an event to occur before something devastating happens.

Accepted Answer

Logic Bomb

Question 14

It's not difficult to know when a device is using a spoofed MAC address or when it's original built-in address.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Question 15

Can be used as a type of denial-of-service attack that targets communication between a user and a wireless network.

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Wireless De-authentication

Question 16

Is where the service is being denied due to the attack coming from many places all at the same time.

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Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)

Question 17

You can mitigate "twin access points" by configuring ______on all your network devices.

Accepted Answer

802.1X

Question 18

You can easily identify a logic bomb with anti-virus or traditional anti-malware signatures.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Question 19

A Network access control that requires authentication for everybody who wants to use any resources on the network.

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802.1X

Question 20

Is a business model to take your data & encrypt all of it & hold it hostage in exchange for money.

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Ransomeware

Question 21

DNS poisoning is an effective way to attack many devices at 1 time.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 22

Is a technique used by attackers to convince you to give up personal information.

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Phishing

Question 23

Uses tools to change the source address in a packet to make a receiving computer think the packet is from a trusted srce

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IP Spoofing

Question 24

Takes control of the DNS server & replaces the correct IP address with 1 that the hijacker desires.

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DNS Poisoning

Question 25

Attackers send what starts as a small attack but by the time it reaches you it becomes very large.

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Amplification

Question 26

An atck that starts with someone in cmd that deploys bots from multiple locations to attack all at once.

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Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)

Question 27

Can cause connectivity issues that allow private information to become public.

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Rogue Access Points

Question 28

______ are the servers that take names we provide & give us IP addresses in translation.

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DNS

Question 29

You get an email from someone pretending to be from HR. What kind of attack is this?

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Spoofing

Question 30

Attackers send what starts as a small attack but by the time it reaches you it becomes very large.

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Amplification

Question 31

Same as phishing only someone is calling over the phone trying to get personal information.

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Vishing

Question 32

Spoofing on the MAC address can be legitimate.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 33

Cutting off power to a building can cause a Denial of Service (DoS)

Accepted Answer

True

Question 34

Is the act of locating or exploiting connections to wireless LAN's while driving around a city or elsewhere

Accepted Answer

War Driving

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