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What is the primary purpose of vulnerability databases like CVE

What is the primary goal of port scanning in penetration testing?

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1
What is the primary goal of port scanning in penetration testing?
To identify open ports and potential vulnerabilities
To perform malware analysis
To close unused ports
To monitor active traffic
2
What is the primary purpose of vulnerability databases like CVE
To provide a standardized reference for known vulnerabilities
To track cybersecurity incidents in real-time
To classify malware types
To analyze phishing emails
3
Reconnaissance is the process attackers use to gather information about a target system
True
False
4
Your organization relies on cybersecurity news to stay updated on threats. What is the limitation of this approach?
It only applies to small organizations
It focuses only on internal vulnerabilities
It may provide outdated or incomplete information
It is too expensive
5
Which tool is commonly used during a penetration test to identify vulnerabilities?
Wireshark
Event viewer
Metasploit
Antivirus software
6
Which of the following best describes the difference between vulnerability and risk?
Vulnerability is a type of malware, while risk is a defensive measure
Vulnerability refers to a weakness, while risk is the likelihood of attack
Vulnerability deals with prevention, while risk deals with mitigation
Vulnerability and risk are the same
7
Which of the following is an example of active reconnaissance?
Monitoring network traffic without interaction
Using a port scanner to identify open ports
Reading publicly available documents about an organization
Analyzing header in a file
8
Subscription threat intelligence services automatically protect your network from vulnerabilities.
True
False