What security tool is being used to protect this network?

• Collects data streams from multiple sources

• Analyzes the data to detect patterns that may indicate a cyber attack

• Raises an alert if a potential attack is detected

• Security analysts investigate the alert to determine whether it represents a true threat

What security tool is being used to protect this network?

• Network intrusion prevention system (NIPS)

• Next-generation firewall (NGFW)

• Web application firewall (WAF)

• Security incident and event management (SIEM)

Which of the following methods is used to detect cyber attacks that are known and have been previously recorded?

• Anomaly-based detection

• Signature-based detection

• Baselining detection

• Hybrid detection

During the reconnaissance phase of a cyber attack, an adversary was able to learn the following about a target:

A social media website revealed the target’s employer

The employer’s website revealed the office address

A public records website revealed the target’s home address

Which of the following resources did the adversary use to obtain this information?

• Phishing

• APT

• Wiretapping

• OSINT

Which of the following is an example of shoulder surfing?

• An adversary uses software that tracks all the keys a target presses on their keyboard

• An adversary sets up a fake Wi-Fi hotspot to collect login credentials when users connect

• An adversary steals a laptop that is left unattended in a coffee shop

• An adversary watches a target enter their phone’s passcode

Which of the following can be added to a password to prevent users with the same passwords from having the same password hash?

• A second hashing algorithm

• A token

• A key derivation function

• A salt

A system administrator is reviewing the following authentication log. What might the anomaly on line 9 indicate?

• The user’s password has been compromised

• The system’s clock has reset on the network

• The user logged in during a maintenance window

• The user has accessed a restricted area

Which of the following explains how a SQL injection attack can exploit an application?

• It places SQL commands into a user-input field in an application with the intent to either return more information than it should or modify the data on the database

• It places malicious JavaScript code into a SQL user-input field to steal user session cookies with the intent to use these cookies to gain authentication to the application

• It uses the user-input field of the application to bypass user authentication requirements for the application to gain access to the application

• It uses a user-input field in an application to send an overwhelming amount of data to the application in hopes to cause a denial of service attack on the application

Review the following log.

The log file shows evidence of which of the following types of application attacks?

• Buffer overflow

• SQL injection

• Cross-site scripting

• On-path

Which of the following describes an ARP poisoning attack?

• An adversary uses ARP to monitor a network by capturing and logging ARP traffic

• An adversary attempts to modify the ARP table so they receive traffic intended for a target

• An adversary uses an ARP request to verify that the target device is active on the local network

• An adversary floods the network with ARP requests to gather IP-to-MAC mappings of the devices on the network

A network administrator reviewing a MAC address table observes a surge of ethernet frames with different MAC addresses. Which type of network attack did the administrator likely observe?

• DNS poisoning

• MAC spoofing

• ARP poisoning

• MAC flooding