WorksheetsI'm a computer.
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
What's illustrated in this image?
FTPS file transfer
CHAPv2 handshake
Port forwarding
Passive mode FTP
Why you wanna do that?
DNSSEC
(Pick two)
Data confidentiality
Provides cryptographic authentication
Thwarts DNS poisoning
Never self-signs certificates
Guarantees DNS server availability
DAP is deprecated because ...
... the protocol has a lot of overhead.
... it wasn't intended to be used in X.500 directory services.
... it was never specified in X.511 standards.
... it's more efficient but less secure than LDAP.
Pick all the wrong answers: Multi-mode Fiber ...
obeys the laws of physics.
works great at 1100 meters.
is vulnerable to intense radio interference.
is a good bet for runs exceeding 5 km.
has nothing to do with digestion.
All these are true regarding RADIUS except:
It's a widely supported AAA protocol.
Provides authentication, authorization and anti-virus (AAA) services.
Allows remote VPN services.
Can work through routers, switches and firewalls.
What is worse? On-boarding or waterboarding
It's hard to tell sometimes.
The CIA, having utilized both processes, confirms it's waterboarding.
On-boarding is worse.
Your workstations use password-protected screensavers after two minutes of inactivity. Your colleague--good sense of humor--just left the room w/o locking his PC, so you've got 120 theoretical seconds to prank them. Which do you choose?
Change the hosts file in their browser (RickRoll them, naturally)
Unplug all existing serial connections from back of the case.
Change the Normal mouse pointer to the Working mouse pointer (aka, the "it's thinking" pointer--shown above).
If you work fast, all of the above.
You have a loved one who seems to have weird browser problems all the time. After inspecting, you note their homepage seems to point to a search engine YOU'VE NEVER SEEN and now the machine runs kinda slow. What are two likely causes?
They let their antivirus software's subscription expire.
They thought they'd give this Bing thing a try. 😝
They use an admin account by default and instantly click away any pop-ups that get in the way of their content.
Facebook. 'Nuff said.
"Fanboy/girl" is a slang term most often associated with users of which large technology company's equipment?
(One word name)
(a)
What cyberattack seems to generate a lot of news (and, for the bad guys), money?
Whaling
Anything remotely related to TikTok
Ransomware
DDoS attacks using big, ol' botnets
A variation on the honeypot concept, called hornetpot, lures network intruders to an alternate network loaded with valuable-sounding Trojans.
This is totally a thing.
That's not a real thing (but it oughta be).
Which layer does not appear in the TCP/IP model?
Application
Presentation
Link (or Data Link)
Network
AWS is to Amazon as Azure is to
Apple
IBM
Cisco
Microsoft
Kerberos utilizes a KDC to provide a TGT.
True
False
It seems like your internet access slows to a crawl from about 6-9pm most nights. Why?
Too many kids playing Fortnite when they should be doing homework.
You have a cable modem.
Someone is on your WiFi network.
All your base are belong to us.
Shibboleth is an example of
Pre-SAML SSO
a scripting language for automating SCP
a federated identity system
a mesh-based network
A conversation is to TCP as a monologue is to
IP
UDP
DHCP
You have a spare ethernet cable in your closet.
True. You gotta have a spare ethernet.
False. There's no such thing. It's called twisted pair.
You have an aunt who ruins any occasion where the whole family gets together. Let's say you know their IP address. Do you want a traceroute to return more or less hops to your aunt's computer?
More
Less
Choose all that relate to email:
POP3
SNMPv2
IMAP
EAP
PGP
