CYBR 3200 Exam 2

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Unix
Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) over Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) over Secure Shell (SSH) are two Unix-based methods for creating VPNs
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Access Control List (ACL)
A(n) Access Control List (ACL) is a list of authorization rights attached to an object - in other words, who can access that device or application and what can they do with it.
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Least Privilege
The access control principle that restricts users to having access appropriate to the level required for their assigned duties.
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Concentrators
IPSec concentrators use a complex set of security protocols to protect information, including Internet Key Exchange (IKE), which provides for the exchange of security keys between the machines in the VPN.
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Accountability
The access control process that documents the activities of the authenticated individual and systems.
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Mandatory Access Control
A control model in which the computer system enforces the controls without the input or intervention of the system or data owner.
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War dialer
An automatic phone-dialing program that dials every phone number in a configured range and checks if a person, answering machine, or modem answers.
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split tunneling
A term referring to two connections over a VPN line.
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Usage limits
Client authentication is similar to user authentication but with the addition of usage limits.
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PPTP provides stronger protection than L2TP.
False
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hex
The tcpdump tool will output both the header and packet contents into hex format.
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application protocol
In application protocol verification, the higher-order protocols are examined for unexpected packet behavior or improper use.
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tcpdump
Because of its ubiquity in UNIX/Linux systems, tcpdump has become the de facto standard in network sniffing.
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clipping level
When the measured activity is outside baseline parameters, exceeding the clipping level, the IDPS sends an alert to the administrator.
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Trap and trace applications
Applications that use a combination of techniques to detect an intrusion and trace it back to its source.
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signature-based
Blacklists and whitelists are most commonly used in signature-based detection and stateful protocol analysis.
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-c
The tcpdump option that specifies the number of packets to capture.
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signatures
A signature-based IDPS examines network traffic in search of patterns that match known signatures.
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honeynet
A collection of honeypots connected together on a subnet.
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IDPS
Provides an organization with overall situational awareness of network activities.
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Most installed wireless networks use the infrastructure model.
True
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unreliable
The primary drawback associated with ad hoc networks is that they are inherently unreliable.
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WPA2
The branding name for interoperable equipment that supports IEEE 802.11i requirements.
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BlueBug
A notable Bluetooth attack that allows a nearby attacker to issue commands to an unsuspecting target phone.
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piconets
Bluetooth networks are referred to as piconets.
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Accidental key reuse
The largest area of concern with regard to security in ZigBee.
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QAM
A wireless modulation technique that combines digital and analog signaling to encode data into radio signals.
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WAP
In the mesh wireless topology, there may be no dominant WAP.
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hierarchal
The primary advantage of the hierarchal wireless topology configuration is the increased number of connections among stations.
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EAP is an actual authentication method?
True
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Do not use Telnet at all
The best way to secure Telnet.
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401
The HTTP response code that indicates an error has occurred on the client side.
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HTML
HTML is a key component of the Web, working in conjunction with HTTP to move content from servers to clients.
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passive
In passive mode, a trusted internal FTP client makes an outgoing request to the FTP server.
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Employ Encryption and authentication
The best way to secure FTP or TFTP.
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In passive mode, the FTP client must listen and wait for the server connection.
False
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A sender with a valid internal IP address should be allowed to send e-mail to external e-mail addresses.
True
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FTP
A simple method of transferring files between computer systems.
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Text
One of the biggest strengths of Perl is its text-manipulation abilities.
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AJAX
Refers to a new use of existing technologies.
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JavaScript
Originally developed as a client-side language.
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Most of the weaknesses with SNMP occur with Version 1 of SNMP
True
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trap
A simple message providing status information about the monitored device.
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Make sure sensitive pages require authentication.
The best way to restrict URL access.
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zones
DNS zones provide a mechanism to divide ownership responsibility among various DNS servers.
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Real-time blacklistings (RBLs)
Collections of IP addresses of known spam sources that can be integrated into SMTP server configurations.
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agent
To provide monitoring, an SNMP agent must be installed on a desired host or network device.
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When properly configured to afford anonymous users only limited access, the FTP server works well.
True
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HTML
HTML is the basis for Web communication.
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The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) is a programming language in and of itself.
False
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Use the "secure" flag on all sensitive cookies.
The best way to make sure data is properly encrypted while in transit.
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plaintext
A major problem with FTP is that data is transferred in plaintext.
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injection
In 2010, OWASP determined that injection attacks were the top risk to Web applications.
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HEAD
The HTTP request method that retrieves meta-information only from the resource signified in the URI.
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MIB
Designed to translate information sent from a particular agent or class of agents.
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Create a .htaccess file with Redirect 301 /old/old.html /new/new.html.
The best way to direct visitors to a new location or page.
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TACACS+
The latest and strongest version of a set of authentication protocols developed by Cisco Systems.
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RADIUS
The centralized authentication method that uses UDP.
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constrained user interface
A bank’s ATM that limits users to certain transactions is an example of constrained user interface access control.
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authentication
Biometrics are mainly used for authentication by security-minded entities.
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brute-force
A brute-force attack is time-intensive and rarely aimed at the target system in general.
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encryption domain
Describes everything in the protected network behind a VPN gateway.
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Need to know
The access control principle most frequently associated with data classifications.
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encapsulation
VPNs protect packets by performing IP encapsulation.
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Today, proprietary protocols are used far more often than IPSec.
False
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Separation of duties reduces the chance of an individual violating information security policy.
True
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Session authentication
Used when a client should be authenticated for each session.
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virtual private networks (VPNs)
Encryption-based solutions that enable private communication over public networks.
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Confidential data
Applies to information that could cause damage to national security if disclosed.
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mandatory access control (MAC)
A control system where enforcement is handled by the computer system itself.
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Most personal computer operating systems use the MAC model.
False
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Implementing MAC requires strict user and data classification.
True
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Endpoints
Hardware or software modules that perform encryption, authentication, and encapsulation in a VPN.
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A sniffer can decipher encrypted traffic.
False
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prevention
Intrusion prevention consists of activities that deter an intrusion.
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packet header
By default, tcpdump prints packet header information.
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footprints
Wireless sensors are most effective when their footprints overlap.
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LeBrea
A tool that provides active intrusion prevention.
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tcpdump host 192.168.1.100
Captures only traffic originating from and destined to 192.168.1.100.
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DNS Cache poisoning
Valid packets exploit poorly configured DNS servers to inject false information.
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Deploying and implementing an IDPS is always straightforward.
False
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The first hurdle for an IDPS is functioning in your system’s environment.
True
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Signature-based IDPS technology is widely used because many attacks have clear and distinct signatures.
True
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network-based IDPS (NIDPS)
Monitors network traffic on a segment to detect attacks.
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back hack
When an admin hacks back into an attacker’s system to gather info.
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whitelist
A list of discrete entities known to be benign.
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passive
Most NBA sensors can be deployed in passive mode only.
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trap
SNMP contains trap functions that alert management consoles when thresholds are crossed.
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The size of a signature base is a good measure of IDPS effectiveness.
False
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mesh
The primary advantage of mesh wireless topology is its flexibility.
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90
QPSK uses four signal states that are 90 degrees out of phase.
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footprint
The area the wireless network’s radio signal reaches.
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Point-to-multipoint
Connectivity model using one access point serving multiple clients.
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CCMP
Required for RSN compliance.
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BlueBug
Bluetooth attack allowing remote command execution on a target phone.
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extended
A collection of BSSs connected by DSs is an extended service set (ESS).
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Direct-Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS)
Technology that transmits data bits across multiple frequency channels simultaneously.
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Spread-spectrum transmission
Wireless modulation technique for encoding data onto a radio signal.
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Most BSS networks are configured as simple stars.
True
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three
Bluetooth 2.0 increased the data rate to around 3 Mbps.
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600 Mbps
802.11n has a maximum data rate of 600 Mbps.
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Wi-Fi Alliance
Group created to certify interoperability of 802.11b products.
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multiple stations
Ad hoc wireless models rely on multiple stations for connectivity.
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A BSSID of all zeros is used as a broadcast address for all nodes on the BSS.
False
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WEP
Wireless security protocol considered too weak for most network settings.
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