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MIS - GR8

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 50secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following weaknesses is exploited by malware?

a)

Phishing emails and messages

b)

The software is not authenticated

c)

All is incorrect

d)

All is correct

2.

Insecure management of login information included

a)

Use weak passwords

b)

Share login information

c)

Download software of unknown origin

d)

Use weak passwords & Share login information

3.

Who is the individual or entity that remotely controls a botnet?

a)

Botmaster

b)

Bot-keeper

c)

Bot-wrangler

d)

Bot-herder

4.

When a computer is infected and becomes part of a botnet, it is often referred to as a

a)

Hero computer

b)

Zombie computer

c)

Sentry computer

d)

Supercomputer

5.

What is the abbreviation for botnet?

(a)  

6.

Which of the following measures is proposed in the EU's cybersecurity strategy and directive, particularly to enhance real-time response capabilities?

a)

Developing advanced encryption algorithms

b)

Establishing a wider network of computer gaming teams (CGTs)

c)

Establishing a well-functioning and wider network of Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) in Europe

d)

Creating more social media platforms

7.

Why did Europe issue a policy to protect information security?

a)

To increase the cost of technology product

b)

To safeguard against risks, threats, and unauthorized access

c)

To promote data sharing with other regions

d)

To discourage technological innovation

8.

How many basic parts to a cyber-attack?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

3

d)

5

9.

What does Payload typically relate to in the context of an attack?

a)

The target's website domain

b)

The strengths of the security system and The location of the attacker

c)

The purpose of the attack, specifically which entity is the target and the expected level of damage

d)

All is correct

10.

What is the purpose of placing backdoors or hooks inside a computer or network?

a)

 To prevent legitimate users from accessing information or services

b)

To access a computer system or network

c)

To get inside or gain access to a network or system

d)

To create a vulnerability that can be exploited later on