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Cyber I - 1.1 Quiz 2 - CIA Triad & Authentication

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT in the ethics agreement you signed?

a)

I will not use any computer system to purchase products that are harmful to my developmental or emotional growth.

b)

I will not intercept or otherwise monitor any network communications not explicitly intended for me.

c)

I will not alter program or data or any files belonging to another person without the express consent of that person.

d)

I will not execute any digital hoax or prank, no matter how harmless the effects of the action.

e)

I will not gain access to any computer system that I am not authorized, by the administration of the system, to access

2.

The code of ethics agreement applies: (select all that are true)

a)

On school grounds

b)

Until graduation from HS

c)

Only while enrolled in cybersecurity class in HS

d)

Off school grounds

e)

After graduation from HS

3.

Which of the following is NOT part of the model of Computer Security where Protection = ___+___+___.

a)

Prosecution

b)

Prevention

c)

Detection

d)

Response

4.

In the CIA Triad - the "C" stands for:

a)

Confidentiality

b)

Congressional

c)

Continuation

d)

Communication

5.

In the CIA Triad - the "A" stands for:

a)

Availability

b)

Authentication

c)

Authority

d)

Accountability

6.

Which of the following is a breach of integrity in the CIA Triad?

a)

A student getting a teacher password and changing the grades for the last quiz.

b)

Your co-worker reading your emails without your permission

c)

A DDoS Attack that shuts down a website

d)

A hacker convincing an elderly person to send money to get a friend out of jail.

7.

__________ is proving who you are so trust can be established between you and another party.

a)

Authentication

b)

Access

c)

Authority

d)

Accounting

8.

A school ID is an example of ___________ to prove who you are.

a)

Something you have

b)

Something you are

c)

Something you know

d)

None of the above

9.

A password is an example of ___________ to prove who you are.

a)

Something you know

b)

Something you are

c)

Something you have

d)

None of the above

10.

A software program that automates the process of trying all possible combinations of characters to determine a password.

a)

Brute Force

b)

Stealing

c)

Guess & Check

d)

Guess & Check

11.

What type of attack will test a weak password against a large number of accounts?

a)

Password spraying

b)

Dictionary

c)

Brute Force

d)

Wildfire

12.

What type of attack will try a lot of known passwords against just one account?

a)

Dictionary

b)

Password Spraying

c)

Brute Force

d)

Wildfire

13.

When a database is exposed or stolen, it is said to be a :

a)

Breach

b)

Heist

c)

Takedown

d)

Hit

14.

Which of these is NOT good practice to create a secure password?

a)

use words found in the dictionary

b)

use symbols

c)

make it long

d)

use lowercase and uppercase

15.

What are two reasons that a passphrase is recommended instead of a password? (SELECT TWO CHOICES)

a)

It is easier for the user to remember

b)

It is easier for the hacker to break since it won't have symbols

c)

The computer can process letters faster than symbols

d)

It is harder to break since it is longer than most passwords

16.

"Root" on a Linux machine is:

a)

The administrative account with the most access to the machine

b)

The location in memory where passwords are stored

c)

The cable that connects the machine to the Internet

d)

The path on the motherboard that connects different components of the computer

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17.

A one-way algorithm used to encrypt a password for secure storage or transfer.

a)

Hash

b)

SAM registry Encoding divider

c)

Single Sign-On

d)

Encoding

18.

Which of the following it NOT true about a rainbow table?

a)

There needs to be a different rainbow table for each hash algorithm

b)

It is used by hackers to find passwords based on a given hash value

c)

It is a file of pre-computed hash values

d)

There is no known way to prevent hackers from effectively using rainbow tables

19.

What is "salt"?

a)

An addition to a password to ensure that hashing two of the same passwords will result in different hashes.

b)

A way to corrupt files so that they can not be used again

c)

A method used to create a rainbow table

d)

A technique that helps to convert a hash back to the original password

20.

What is used to authenticate a document or website by a 3rd party to ensure

it is coming from the intended source?

a)

Certificate

b)

License

c)

Proximity Reader

d)

Identity Card

21.

Which of the following CANNOT be used for biometric authentication?

a)

All of the above can be used

b)

Retina Scan

c)

Heart Rate

d)

Fingerprint

e)

Typing Speed

22.

What is the biggest security weakness in any organization?

a)

Human factors

b)

Not using strong enough filters

c)

Passwords not long enough

d)

Not using two factor authentication

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