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Threats and Attacks (Sec+)

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When a person’s identity is established with proof and confirmed by a system

a)

Accounting

b)

Authorization

c)

Authentication

d)

Availability

2.

Occurs when a user is given access to a certain piece of data or certain areas of a building

a)

Availability

b)

Accounting

c)

Authorization

d)

Administration

3.

Non-repudiation occurs when you have proof that someone has taken an action

a)

Accounting

b)

Administration

c)

Integrity

d)

Access

4.

AAA stands for...

a)

Availability

Authentication

Authorization

b)

Authorization

Authentication

Accounting

c)

Accounting

Availability

Administration

d)

APT

Actors

Advanced Persistent Threats

5.

Types of security threats

a)

Social Engineering

b)

White Hats

c)

Social Media

d)

System Failure

6.

The CIA Triad consists of confidentiality, integrity and (a)  

7.

Short-hand term for malicious software

a)

Mali

b)

Hackers

c)

Malware

d)

MalSof

8.

Occurs when access to computer resources and data occurs without the consent of the owner

a)

Insider Attack

b)

Lack of physical controls

c)

Unauthorized Access

d)

Administrative Controls

9.

Occurs when a computer crashes or an individual application fails

a)

System failure

b)

Network failure

c)

Black hat

d)

Firewall fail

10.

Act of manipulating users into revealing confidential information or performing other detrimental actions

a)

Social engineering

b)

Active attack

c)

Lack of technical controls

d)

Script kiddies

11.

Alarm systems, locks, surveillance cameras, identification cards, and security guards

a)

Physical controls

b)

Technical controls

c)

Administrative controls

d)

APT's

12.

Smart cards, encryption, access control lists (ACLs), intrusion detection systems, and network authentication

a)

Technical controls

b)

Administrative controls

c)

Identification authorization

d)

Security threat

13.

Policies, procedures, security awareness training, contingency planning, and disaster recovery plans

a)

Administrative controls

b)

Physical controls

c)

Technical controls

d)

Authentication

14.

Which of these types of hackers?

a)

White Hats

b)

Blacks Hats

c)

Green Hats

d)

Red Hats

e)

Elite

15.

Elite hackers are

a)

Hackers who attempt to hack into a network with permission of

the company but are not employed by the company

b)

Hackers who find and exploit vulnerabilities before anyone else does

c)

Malicious hackers who break into computer systems and networks without authorization or permission

d)

Non-malicious hackers who attempt to break into a company’s

systems at their request

16.

White Hats are

a)

Non-malicious hackers who attempt to break into a company’s

systems at their request

b)

Hackers without any affiliation to a company who attempt to

break into a company’s network but risk the law by doing so

c)

Hackers who attempt to hack into a network with permission of

the company but are not employed by the company

d)

Malicious hackers who break into computer systems and networks without authorization or permission

17.

Malicious hackers who break into computer systems and networks without authorization or permission

a)

Black Hats

b)

Gray Hats

c)

Elite

d)

Blue Hats

18.

Hackers without any affiliation to a company who attempt to break into a company’s network but risk the law by doing so

a)

Gray Hats

b)

Script Kiddies

c)

Hacktivits

d)

Blue Hats

19.

Blue hats

a)

are 1 in 10,000

b)

have limited skill and only run other people’s exploits and tools

c)

attempt to hack into a network with permission of

the company but are not employed by the company

d)

designed to infiltrate a computer system and possibly damage it without the user’s knowledge or consent

20.

What is the tier of threat actor skill levels from top to bottom?

a)

APT

Organized Crime

Hacktivists

Script Kiddies

b)

APT

Hactivist

Script Kiddies

Elite Hackers

c)

Organized Crime

Hacktivists

Script Kiddies

APT

d)

Hacktivists

APT

Trojan Horses

Phishers

21.

Most likely to be on a company payroll

a)

White hat

b)

Black hat

c)

Script Kiddie

d)

Gray hat

22.

Script Kiddies

a)

None of these

b)

Hackers who are part of a crime group that is well-funded and highly

sophisticated

c)

Highly trained and funded groups of hackers (often by nation states) with

covert and open-source intelligence at their disposal

d)

Hackers with little to no skill who only use the tools and exploits written by others

23.

Driven by a cause like social change, political agendas, or

terrorism

a)

All of these

b)

Hacktivists

c)

Organized Crime

d)

Advanced Persistent Threats

24.

Hackers who are part of a crime group that is well-funded and highly sophisticated

a)

Organized Crime

b)

Script Kiddies

c)

Advanced Threats

d)

White Hat

25.

Advanced Persistent Threats

a)

no skill who only use the tools and exploits written by others

b)

funded groups of hackers with

covert and open-source intelligence at their disposal

c)

are the same as elite hackers

d)

are the counterparts of the CIA triad

26.

A virus is

a)

hardware designed to infiltrate a computer system and possibly damage it without the user’s knowledge or consent

b)

Malicious code that runs on a machine without the user’s knowledge

c)

embedded into a document and is executed whenthe document isopened by the user

d)

software created to penetrate a computer system and cause possible damage without the user's consent