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IT Unit 11: Cybersecurity (A2 System vulnerabilities)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Potential source(s) of network vulnerabilities

a)

Network ports

b)

USB drives

c)

Poorly managed file permissions and privileges

d)

Failing to enforce a password policy

2.

Port number used for HTTP?

a)

80

b)

443

c)

418

d)

27

3.

Examples of organisational vulnerabilities

a)

Network ports

b)

USB drives

c)

Poorly managed file permissions and privileges

d)

Failing to enforce a password policy

4.

Examples of software vulnerabilities

a)

Downloading software from untrustworthy sources

b)

SQL injection

c)

Zero-day vulnerabilities

d)

Failing to enforce a password policy

5.

Continuing to use an older operating system, well after it is no longer being supported by the developer is an example of which type of vulnerability?

a)

Operating system vulnerability

b)

Software vulnerability

c)

Network vulnerability

d)

Organisational vulnerability

6.

The largest vulnerability for mobile devices...

a)

The time it takes for the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) to update that system software

b)

Hackers accessing the mobile network signal.

c)

Failure to support CSMA with RTS/CTS

d)

Users' inability to secure their own deceives with passcodes.

7.

Examples of physical vulnerabilities

a)

Downloading software from untrustworthy sources

b)

Theft of equipment

c)

Social engineering

d)

Failing to enforce a password policy

8.

Examples of process vulnerabilities

a)

SQL injection

b)

Theft of equipment

c)

Data leaks

d)

Sharing security details

9.

Reason why cloud computing can be vulnerable to attack...

a)

Its reliance on the Internet

b)

Users' not implementing sufficient security

c)

Hackers can access data as it flies up to the clouds

d)

Companies storing data in unsecure warehouses

10.

A path or means by which a hacker (or cracker) can gain access to a computer or network server in order to deliver a payload or malicious outcome.

a)

Attack vector

b)

Defense infiltrator

c)

Weakness exploitation

d)

Incursion event