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Cybersecurity I: Unit 1 - Foundations & Threats Exam Review

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In the CIA Triad the "C" stands for:

a)

Continuation

b)

Confidentiality

c)

Congressional

d)

Communication

2.

In the CIA Triad the "A" stands for:

a)

Authority

b)

Authentication

c)

Availability

d)

Accountability

3.

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

a)

A DDoS attack that shuts down a website

b)

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

c)

Your co-worker reading your emails without your permission

d)

A hacker convinces elderly person to send money to get a friend out of jail

4.

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

a)

Access

b)

Authority

c)

Authentication

d)

Accounting

5.

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

a)

something you have

b)

something you know

c)

something you are

d)

none of the above

6.

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

a)

something you have

b)

something you know

c)

something you are

d)

none of the above

7.

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

a)

Guess & Check

b)

Stealing

c)

Hackathon

d)

Brute Force

8.

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

a)

Password Spraying

b)

Dictionary

c)

Wildfire

d)

Brute Force

9.

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

a)

Password Spraying

b)

Dictionary

c)

Brute Force

d)

Wildfire

10.

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

a)

Takedown

b)

Hit

c)

Heist

d)

Breach

11.

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

a)

Make it long

b)

Use words found in the dictionary

c)

Use symbols

d)

Use lowercase and uppercase

12.

What are two reasons a passphrase is recommended instead of a password? (Pick Two)

a)

it is easier for the user to remember

b)

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

c)

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

d)

The computer can process letters faster than symbols

13.

"Root" on a Linux machine is a(n):

a)

Administrative account with the most access to the machine

b)

Cable that connects the machine to the Internet

c)

Location in memory where passwords are stored

d)

Path on the motherboard that connects different components of the computer

14.

What is a one-way algorithm used to encrypt a password for secure storage or transfer?

a)

Single Sign-On (SSO)

b)

Hash

c)

SAM registry

d)

Encoding

15.

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

a)

It is a file of pre-computed hash values

b)

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

c)

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

d)

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

16.

What is "salt"?

a)

Method used to create a rainbow table

b)

Way to corrupt files so that they can not be used again

c)

Technique that helps to convert a hash back to the original password

d)

Addition to a password to ensure hashing a password gives different results

17.

What is used to authenticate a document or website by a 3rd party to ensure it is coming from the intended source?

a)

Proximity reader

b)

Certificate

c)

License

d)

Identity Card

18.

Which of the following CANNOT be used for biometric authentication?

a)

Fingerprint

b)

Heart rate

c)

Retina scan

d)

All of the above can be used

19.

What is the biggest security weakness in any organization?

a)

Passwords not long enough

b)

Not using strong enough filters

c)

Human factors

d)

Not using two factor authentication

20.

A program that reproduces itself and can transport from system to system without attaching to a file.

a)

Virus

b)

Worm

c)

Trojan

d)

Backdoor

21.

A file that appears to be a legitimate program but actually contains malicious code.

a)

Virus

b)

Worm

c)

Trojan

d)

Backdoor

22.

What is an attack that takes advantage of code flaws that have VERY recently been discovered?

a)

Logic bomb

b)

Rootkit

c)

Zero Day

d)

Backdoor

23.

A group of programs installed by an attacker to gain complete control of a computer.

a)

Logic bomb

b)

Rootkit

c)

Zero Day

d)

Backdoor

24.

What is Polymorphic code?

a)

Code that changes on a regular basis to make it harder to detect

b)

Code that has many ways to get into it (ie backdoors)

c)

Code that is used to stop Trojan malware

d)

Code that is also known as Zero Day Code

25.

A program that blocks access to files or use of the device until a ransom is paid.

a)

Spyware

b)

Logic Bomb

c)

Rootkit

d)

Ransomware

26.

Software that gathers data and forwards it to a third party without the consent or knowledge of the user.

a)

Spyware

b)

Logic bomb

c)

Rootkit

d)

Ransomware

27.

What is the process of making sure the host and the virtual machine are separated for optimization and safety?

a)

Isolation

b)

Sandbox

c)

Firewalls

d)

Moat

28.

A virtual machine allows a computer to have:

a)

Better 3D graphics

b)

More than one operating system

c)

Additional hard drive space

d)

Additional RAM

29.

The Windows operating system is an example of a(n) ________________.

a)

Command Line Interface (CLI)

b)

Shell

c)

Terminal

d)

Graphical User Interface (GUI)

30.

The place that text-based commands are entered can be called any of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Terminal

b)

Command prompt

c)

GUI

d)

Shell

31.

In Linux, if you don't know what a command is or how it works, you can type in which of the following?

a)

help

b)

man

c)

info

d)

what

32.

In Linux, to find which path you are currently in you can type which of the following?

a)

pwd

b)

cd

c)

ls

d)

help

33.

In Linux, which of the following commands will take you up one level in the path to your parent directory?

a)

cd ..

b)

cd ~

c)

cd /parent

d)

cd parent

34.

Which command line is case sensitive?

a)

LInux only

b)

Windows only

c)

Both Linux and Windows

d)

Neither Linux nor Windows

35.

In Linux, which of the following will rename file1 as file2?

a)

cp file1 file2

b)

mkdir file1 file2

c)

rm file1 file2

d)

mv file1 file2

36.

In Windows you use the command "edit" to create an empty file. What is the equivalent command in Linux?

a)

new

b)

touch

c)

edit

d)

cp

37.

Which OS would this be an appropriate path for? /home/labuser/Documents/secrets.txt?

a)

Windows only

b)

Linux only

c)

Both Linux and Windows

d)

Neither Linux nor Windows