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Security Fundamentals Protecting Client Server (v.5385)

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1
Which of the following would a rootkit most-likely target?
Boot Loader
Internet Browser
Removable Media
Applications
2
A firewall is something that ___.
Helps prevent fires.
Blocks harmful traffic coming from the internet.
Deletes malware from your system.
Scans your system for harmful files.
3
Should your email client be auto-launched on startup?
No; so your data doesn't get distributed over FTP traffic
Yes;so malware doesn't have time to infect your data
Yes; To easily be able to access your email
No; So you don't automatically open a virus by opening email
4
Which of the following is not considered malware?
Trojan Horse
Spyware
Adware
Rootkits
5
What is the first step you should take to protect yourself against malware?
Use a Firewall
Reboot your system into safe-mode.
Get the latest Security Patches
Run Antivirus Software
6
A type of ___ is a program that gives someone remote, unauthorized control of a system.
Keylogger
Backdoor
Rootkit
Spyware
7
By using Group Polices users cannot:
Access more than necessary.
Be standard users.
Infect the network.
Corrupt their system.
8
Copies of network files that are stored so you can access them while you're not on the network:
Offline Files
Network Folders
Home group Files
Shared Files
9
When trying to remove unwanted malware you should:
Use task manager to view and stop unknown processes.
Reboot your system from a DVD or CD.
All of the above.
Do research on the Internet regarding the virus.
10
___ helps prevent unauthorized changes to your computer:
Windows Explorer
User Access Control
Virtualization Software
Regedit