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The intentional spread of false information
unreal information
True information
Misinformation
Disinformation
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The main purpose of Phishing attacks is to gather information
True
False
3
Psychological manipulation of people into performing action or divulging confidential information
prepending
watering hole
Pretexting
Typosquatting
4
The most common threat vector and attack surface
BEC
Phishing
Typosquatting
Email
5
Bluetooth is considered secure since it operates in a PAN
True
False
6
agentless and client-based software, that has not been patched/updated, may be vulnerable to attacks
False
True
7
Default credentials are meant to be left unchanged
False
True
8
The difference between vendor and supplier
supplier provides materials/parts/goods
supplier sells services/products
vendor provides materials/parts/goods
vendor sells services/products
9
USB's(removable media) are safe to use at work because they are all encrypted and secure
True
False
10
The two most common types of Bluetooth attacks
Blue attack
Blue snarfing
Blue bubbling
Bluejacking
11
Open/unused ports are NOT a security concern since they are all secured by default
False
True
12
Services provided by a Managed Service Provider (MSP)
Network connectivity, backups and DR
IT and infrastructure of clients and end-user systems
Firewalls
Patch management
13
An image-based attack is easy to identity
True
False
14
Vishing is NOT a threat these days due to high security and VoIP technology
True
False
15
The unintentional spread of false information
unreal information
Disinformation
True information
Misinformation
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Which wireless network connection is the most secure, but hasn't been widely adopted?
WEP
WPA3
WPA
WPA2
17
"www.amazzon.com"
is what type of social engineering attack?
Typosquatting
Brand impersonation
misinformation
Watering hole