6.1 Data Security Quiz

What is the result of 'destruction' in availability concerns?

What happens during 'unauthorized information alteration'?

• Data is intercepted and retransmitted

• Data is changed without permission

• Private communication is intercepted

• Someone pretends to be someone else

What happens during a 'hardware failure'?

• Systems are shut down due to loss of power

• Physical components malfunction, leading to downtime

• Intercepting and altering communication

• Overloading a system with requests

Which of the following best describes 'social engineering'?

• Using technology to monitor conversations

• Overloading a system with requests

• Manipulating people to reveal confidential information

• Changing data without permission

Which availability concern involves a loss of electrical power?

• Hardware Failure

• Power Outage

• Denial of Service

• Service Outage

What does 'impersonation' mean in the context of integrity concerns?

• Monitoring telephone conversations

• Pretending to be someone else to gain access

• Intercepting private communication

• Changing data without permission

Which attack involves intercepting data and retransmitting it to trick the receiver?

• Replay Attack

• Eavesdropping

• Dumpster Diving

• Denial of Service

What is a 'man-in-the-middle' attack?

• Overloading a system with requests

• Intercepting and possibly altering communication between two parties

• Searching through someone’s trash

• Pretending to be someone else to gain access

What is 'dumpster diving' in terms of confidentiality?

• Diving into water for fun

• Searching through trash to find sensitive information

• Monitoring internet conversations

• Pretending to be someone else online

What is the term for unauthorized access to someone’s data or information, often by looking over their shoulder?

• Eavesdropping

• Snooping

• Wiretapping

• Social Engineering