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CyberSecStudy - CISSP - Domain #5
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CyberSecStudy CISSP final exam for domain #5.
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A method for allowing a subject to prove its identity.
Authentication
Object
Subject
Access
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This is a method of bypassing normal authentication of a software application.
DDoS
Backdoors
Password Cracking
Wiretapping
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A criteria or threshold at which certain activity should be flagged or trigger an alert.
Federated Identity
Clipping Level
Single Sign-on
Digital Identity
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Access control permissions assigned to a role or group and the user inherits those Attributes.
DAC
Explicit
MAC
Implicit
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This IDS runs in discovery mode for a period of time before running in active mode.
Signature Based
Statistical Anomaly Based
Network Based
Host Based
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This is what you use to manage the objects listed in a directory.
Virtual Directory
Metadata Directory
Directory Service
Meta-Directory
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This allows you to combine multiple directory services.
Directory Service
Meta-Directory
Metadata Directory
Virtual Directory
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The electronic representation of a real-world entity.
Clipping Level
Single Sign-on
Digital Identity
Federated Identity
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This type of IDS is not good at detecting new, unknown, or zero day vulnerabilities.
Statistical Anomaly Based
Signature Based
Host Based
Network Based
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This IDS/IPS monitors packets of information as they traverse the network from multiple systems
Network Based
Anomaly Based
Host Based
Signature Based
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This component of Kerberos provides an authentication service.
PAS
TGS
KDC
SASAME
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A portable identity that enables users of one domain to access the data of another domain.
Single Sign-on
Digital Identity
Clipping Level
Federated Identity
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This web connection maintains a record of previous web searches and interactions.
Digital Identity
Stateful Web Connection
Federated Identity
Stateless Web Connection
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When a hacker suspects that a hashing algorithm has been used on a password file.
Brute Force Attack
Replay Attack
Smurf Attack
Rainbow Table
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What it’s called when a system uses two or more of the three authentication factors.
Authentication
Strong Authentication
Authorization
Identification
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This scans the blood-vessel pattern on the backside of the eyeball.
Retina Scan
Configuration Scan
Vulnerability Scan
Iris Scan
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This scans the colored portion of the eye that surrounds the pupil.
Configuration Scan
Vulnerability Scan
Iris Scan
Retina Scan
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Any type of wiring that transmits electric signals emits these waves.
Password Sniffing
Session Hijacking
IP Spoofing
Emanations
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The point at which the false rejection rate and the false acceptance rate are equal.
Crossover Error Rate
Biometrics
Type I Error
Type II Error
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A passive entity that contains information.
Authentication
Subject
Access
Object
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This computer based single sign-on authentication protocol provides a single sign-on capability
KDC
SESAME
Kerberos
TGS
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An active entity that requests access to an object or the data within an object.
Access
Object
Subject
Authentication
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Access control permissions assigned directly to a specific individual.
MAC
Implicit
Explicit
DAC
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This access control model allows each user to control access to their own data.
PAC
MAC
DAC
RBAC
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This component of SESAME holds a similar role to the KDC in Kerberos.
PAS
TGS
PAC
KDC
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This directory contains data about data.
Metadata Directory
Virtual Directory
Directory Service
Meta-Directory
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The process of recovering passwords from data stored in or transmitted by a computer system.
Backdoors
Password Cracking
Wiretapping
IP Spoofing
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This component of Kerberos allows one principal to authenticate to another principal.
TGS
PAC
SESAME
KDC
29
The creation of IP packets with a forged source IP address.
IP Spoofing
Password Sniffing
Emanations
Session Hijacking
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The flow of information between a subject and an object.
Subject
Access
Authentication
Object
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This allows you to login to one system and gain access to multiple systems and applications.
Single Sign-on
Stateless Web Connection
Federated Identity
Stateful Web Connection
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This is a network attack where a transmission is intercepted and repeated or delayed.
Worm
Brute Force Attack
Replay Attack
Virus
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This error takes place when a biometric system accepts an unauthorized individual.
Biometric Error
Type II Error
Crossover Error
Type I Error
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A software or hardware device used to monitor host or network events.
DAC
MAC
RBAC
IPS
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A method for a person to authenticate their identity by presenting a unique physical attribute.
Single Sign-on
Clipping Level
Crossover Error Rate
Biometrics
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A control model where access to all objects is centrally managed.
MAC
PAC
DAC
RBAC
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After identification and authentication, this is what a subject must have to access resources.
Identification
Authorization
Directory
Authentication
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The objects of this directory are not actually stored in its directory; they point to the data.
Metadata Directory
Directory Service
Meta-Directory
Virtual Directory
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This IPS monitors such things as the system state, system calls, and audit logs on a host.
Signature Based
Network Based
Host Based
Statistical Anomaly Based
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This error takes place when a biometric system rejects an authorized individual.
Biometric Error
Crossover Error
Type II Error
Type I Error