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Day 2 Fundamentals of Cybersecurity - Module 4
What is a command-line interface?
What is a data point?
Day 2 Fundamentals of Cybersecurity - Module 4
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What is a data point?
A command-line argument
A specific pience of information
A firewall rule
A backup strategy
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What is a command-line interface?
A GUI tool
A text-based way to interact with a computer
A programming library
A server dashboard
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Why use a redundant system in cybersecurity?
To monitor user behavior
To keep systems available during failures
For better video resolution
To reduce user accounts
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What is a log in cybersecurity?
A backup storage device
A record of events within systems
A programming language
A vulnerability report
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What does a network protocol analyzer do?
Encrypts traffic on a network
Captures and analyzes data packets
Runs penetration tests
Blocks phishing emails
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What is the main purpose of a SIEM tool?
Encrypts all company emails
Collects and analyzes log data
Manages files storage
Replaces firewalls
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What does SQL allow a user to do?
Create firewalls
Access and query databases
Encrypt all data
Configure network settings
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What does hashing help verify?
Storage size
Audio quality
Files type
Data integrity
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What does the command mkdir Music do in Linux?
Plays a song
Creates a folder named Music
Makes a music playlist
Deletes the Music folder
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What is penetration testing?
Logging system events
Asoftware update
Simulated attack to find weaknesses
Encrypting user emails
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What is the "order of volatility"?
The priority of responding to threats
A checklist of team roles
A firewall configuration rule
The sequence of preserving data from most to least volatile
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What is encryption designed to ensure?
Color formatting
Confidentiality
Fast loading times
Public access
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What is a playbook used for in cybersecurity?
To schedule daily meetings
To respond to security incidents
To manage user credentials
To train new employees
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What is plaintext in encryption?
Binary data
HTML code
Unencrypted readable data
Encrypted text
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What is an Operating system?
An interface between hardware and user
A command-line tool
A database
Antivirus software
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What is Python primarily used for in security?
Running backups
Designing websites
Automating repetitive tasks
Creating malware
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Which is a secure way to present a portfolio online?
Torrent site
Reddit thread
Instagram
Github repository
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What does an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) do?
Repairs broken systems
Monitors and alerts on suspicious activity
Backs up cloud storage
Repairs broken systems
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What is the main benefit of automation in cybersecurity
Avoid digital transformation
Improves manual typing speed
Delays repetitive tasks
Reduces human error
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What is the function of antivirus software?
Detect and remove malware
Block all web access
Automate password creation
Encrypt all files
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What makes Linux unique as an operating system?
It only runs on mobile devices
It's open-source and modifiable
It's closed-source
It requires no user login
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What does OWASP Top 10 focus on?
Malware types
Operating system versions
Common web application vulnerabilities
Networking protocols
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What is a web vulnerability?
A weak password
A software license error
A browser update
A flaw in a web application
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What is an example of using SQL?
Running a vulnerability scan
Backing up Linux logs
Searching a customer database
Encrypting a video file
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What is the primary purpose of cybersecurity portfolio?
Store all comapny passwords
Demonstrate skills and experience
Host marketing materials
Track team attendance
