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