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Unit II. Security Threats. Автор учебника: Д.В. Записной

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Do you mean people have to pay attackers to _____ their computers work?

a)

pay

b)

recover

c)

avoid

d)

study

2.

Are you going to _____ such a great amount of journals tonight?

a)

recover

b)

avoid

c)

pay

d)

study

3.

Actually, ransomware perpetrators typically _____ demanding huge sums of money.

a)

avoid

b)

study

c)

recover

d)

pay

4.

What is the most common opinion of people who have to _____ ransoms?

a)

avoid

b)

recover

c)

pay

d)

study

5.

_____ – ПО пути обхода системы защиты

a)

Trojan horse

b)

backdoor

c)

rootkit

d)

logic bomb

6.

_____ – позволяет хакеру закрепиться во взломанной системе и скрыть следы своей деятельности

a)

Trojan horse

b)

logic bomb

c)

backdoor

d)

rootkit

7.

_____ – код, вызывающий выполнение деструктивных действий при совпадении некоторых условий

a)

logic bomb

b)

backdoor

c)

rootkit

d)

Trojan horse

8.

_____ – разновидность вирусного ПО, которое маскируется под обычную программу

a)

logic bomb

b)

rootkit

c)

Trojan horse

d)

backdoor

9.

(a)   (Eng) – хакерская программа для взлома компьютерных сетей

10.

(a)   (Eng) – рекламное программное обеспечение

11.

(a)   (Eng) – шпионское ПО

12.

(a)   (Eng) – зловредная компьютерная программа «червь»

13.

numerous vulnerabilities – развитые угрозы

a)

True

b)

False

14.

phishing campaign – онлайн-мошенничество

a)

True

b)

False

15.

to evade defenses – обойти защиту

a)

True

b)

False

16.

_____ is malicious software or code that typically damages or disables, takes control of, or steals information from a computer system.

a)

Rootkit

b)

Worm

c)

Malware

17.

A _____, like a computer virus, is a type of malware that cannot propagate unless activated.

a)

logic bomb

b)

Trojan horse

c)

backdoor

18.

A _____ is a type of malware that can propagate on its own or with a little help from humans.

a)

worm

b)

virus

c)

rootkit

19.

Computer _____ are fragments of computer code that attach to program files, disk boot sectors, or document files.

a)

threats

b)

viruses

c)

Trojan horses

d)

worms

20.

Abbreviation for distributed denial‐of‐service attacks – (a)  

21.

Advanced persistent threats (abbreviated (a)   ) are a class of threats that often combine advanced malware and botnet components.

22.

(a)   is a blend of the words hacker and activist.

23.

(a)   kiddies are teenage troublemakers with too much time on their hands who use tools created by others to attack computers and networks.

24.

A (a)   insider is a legitimate user in an organization but, well, careless.

25.

The malware got its name from the Trojan horse …

a)

… Trojan horses, viruses, and worms.

b)

… in the famous battle between the Greeks and their attack on the city of Troy.

c)

... that can cause real damage.

26.

Malware broadly includes adware, backdoors, bootkits, …

a)

… in the famous battle between the Greeks and their attack on the city of Troy.

b)

... that can cause real damage.

c)

… Trojan horses, viruses, and worms.

27.

An APT is a deliberate and focused threat …

a)

... that can cause real damage.

b)

… Trojan horses, viruses, and worms.… Trojan horses, viruses, and worms.

c)

… in the famous battle between the Greeks and their attack on the city of Troy.

28.

Characteristics and capabilities of advanced malware. Distributed, fault‐tolerant architecture:

a)

Advanced malware often uses common obfuscation techniques to hide certain binary strings that are characteristically used in malware.

b)

It is used to avoid detection by hash-based antimalware signatures by regularly mutating to avoid simple hash signature matches.

c)

This multifunctional capability enables an attacker to use various endpoints strategically.

d)

Advanced malware can have multiple control servers distributed all over the world with multiple fallback options.

29.

Characteristics and capabilities of advanced malware. Multifunctionality:

a)

Advanced malware often uses common obfuscation techniques to hide certain binary strings that are characteristically used in malware.

b)

It is used to avoid detection by hash-based antimalware signatures by regularly mutating to avoid simple hash signature matches.

c)

This multifunctional capability enables an attacker to use various endpoints strategically.

d)

Advanced malware can have multiple control servers distributed all over the world with multiple fallback options.

30.

Characteristics and capabilities of advanced malware. Polymorphism:

a)

Advanced malware can have multiple control servers distributed all over the world with multiple fallback options.

b)

It is used to avoid detection by hash-based antimalware signatures by regularly mutating to avoid simple hash signature matches.

c)

Advanced malware can have multiple control servers distributed all over the world with multiple fallback options.

d)

This multifunctional capability enables an attacker to use various endpoints strategically.

31.

Today organized crime makes more money perpetrating online fraud and other Internet‐based schemes.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Fraudster is a broad label that includes people who _____1 and _____2.

a)

deceive

b)

spy

c)

break into

d)

steal

33.

In addition to advanced _____1 and _____2, the attackers typically have the skills to develop additional exploitation tools and techniques.

a)

adware

b)

malware

c)

botnets

d)

rootkit

34.

Nation‐states sponsor cybercriminal activities for a number of reasons, such as to (choose the incorrect one):

a)

Steal political secrets

b)

Steal military secrets

c)

Steal money from personal accounts

d)

Conduct industrial or military sabotage

35.

_____ - individual infected ebdpoints.

a)

Backdoors

b)

Logic bombs

c)

Bots

d)

Boots