IT Security - 03

What is the primary goal of secure design?

• To create stylish user interfaces

• To react after attacks occur

• To prevent, detect, and mitigate cyber threats proactively

• To speed up software development

What is a vulnerability?

• A firewall setting

• A type of antivirus software

• A weakness in a system that can be exploited

• An update to improve software

Which of the following is a human-related vulnerability?

• Buffer Overflow

• Firmware Attack

• Phishing

• SQL Injection

Which technique is used in smishing attacks?

• Emails

• Voice calls

• SMS messages

• Social media ads

What is the term for vulnerabilities that are unknown to developers and don’t yet have a patch?

• Cross-site scripting

• Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

• API Misuse

• Side-Channel Attacks

Which of the following is a type of software vulnerability?

• Weak User Credentials

• Cache Attack

• SQL Injection

• Data Remanence

What does RBAC stand for?

• Role-Based Access Control

• Remote-Based Audit Control

• Role-Bound Authentication Channel

• Reliable Binary Access Code

What does XSS stand for in cybersecurity?

• Extra Security Scheme

• External Secure Script

• Cross-Site Scripting

• Cross-Site Scrambling

Which of the following is a hardware vulnerability?

• SQL Injection

• Buffer Overflow

• Cache Attack

• Misconfiguration

What is data remanence?

• Data remaining on RAM

• Residual data left on hardware after deletion

• Backup data stored in the cloud

• Logs from user authentication