Security

What does BIOS stand for?

• It doesn't stand for anything
• Basic Input Output System
• Boots In One Second
• Basically, I'm the Origin of the System

What does a virus do?

• Makes the computer stop working
• Attaches inside of program
• Spreads across system
• Gets full access

What does a Trojan Horse do?

• Makes the computer stop working
• Attaches inside of program
• Gets full access
• Gets full access

What does a rootkit do?

• Makes computer stop working
• Gets full access
• Attaches inside of program
• Spies on user

What does a wormkit do?

• Spreads across system
• Makes computer stop working
• Gets full access
• Spies on User

In Virtualization, a Type 1 Hypervisor is:

• Located above hardware but below the OS
• Located above hardware and above an OS
• Located on a remote server
• None of the above

In Virtualization, a Type 2 Hypervisor is:

• Located above the hardware but below the OS
• Located above the physical hardware and above the OS
• Located on a remote server
• None of the above

Supervisor mode is:

• Highest Group access on a computer
• A user on the computer
• Highest access given for kernel to run
• None of the above

How did STUXNET gain access to its system?

• Gained access through the BIOS
• Gained access through a program
• Gained access through user
• Gained access through an IO device controller

In Windows the local service has security access to:

• The Entire System including all the hardware and programs on the computer
• All of the programs on the computer not hardware
• Only a few programs that offer services communicating with local system
• Only a few programs that offer services communicating with remote systems