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Introduction to Cybersecurity: Module 4 Linux
Introduction to Cybersecurity: Module 4 Linux
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Treats: Unintended weaknesses or flaws that could be exploited or triggered through a variety of means
Threats
Access Controls
Permissions
Vulnerability Management
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Controls: An action that aims to reduce or modify (mitigate) identified risks and prevent attacks.
False
True
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Redhat, CentOS, Kali, Ubuntu, Xilinx are all
Computer programs that can run on Linux.
Commercially sold versiona of Linux.
Various version of the same Linux build.
Names of Linux Distributions.
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ClamAV: Open-source anti-virus toolkit & engine, not a full-featured endpoint security solution, it detects malware
False
True
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Tools: Applications, devices, or processes used in implementing controls
True
False
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Linux command that can copy files and directories.
cd
cp
pwd
ls
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It's not Windows: CLI is more powerful than GUI, but a GUI is easier to use.
True
False
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Choose all that are part of user mode.
Services/Daemons
Drivers
Process
Network Stack
Sessions
Applications
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GUI stand stands for ..
Graphical Uses Interface
Graphical User Interface
Graphical User Interaction
Graphics Unlimited Intersession
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A Linux Distribution that contains more than 600 security tools.
Redhat
Kali
CentOS Security Distribution
Ubuntu
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Prevents
authorized users
from accessing to sensitive files, information, or system areas they do not have a need for
Permissions
Vulnerability Management
Access Controls
Threats
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KDE, Gnome, Xserver and XFCE, are types of Linux GUI.
False
True
13
GNU stands for
“GNU's Not Unix.” Pick the true statement(s).
No, it does not.
GNU's design is Unix-like, but differs from Unix by being free software.
GNU does not apply to Linux Licensing
free software package that can be used as (or part of) an operating system.
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IP Tables are used for Linux implementation of an endpoint firewall to protect Linux systems from network access.
True
False
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Who created the Linux OS Kernel?
Lunix Torvalds
Linus Torvalis
Linus Torvalds
Mandian Linux
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Baselining is crucial for clients - ________ includes configuring endpoint security, host firewall, applying patches.
Vulnerability Risk Assessment
Hardening
Golden Image
Vulnerability Detection
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Uses passwords, allows users to have root access, &
limits on who can log on to Linux systems
& services
Access Controls
Vulnerability Management
Threats
Permissions
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Open source software means:
The public has access to the source code.
The source code is private and proprietary.
The source code is quasi private.
The source code is available to paying members.
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User Mode:
Boot Loader, Linux Kernel, Driver, File System, Network Stack
False
True
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Linux command that changes the directory.
cd
pwd
cp
ls
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Linux command that means print working directory, it displays the present directory.
cp
cd
ls
pwd
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Linux command that provides a list of files and directories.
ls
cp
cd
pwd
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What does CLI stand for?
Command Line Inputs
Command Line Interpreter
Command Line Injects
Command Line Interface