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WorksheetsChapter (2) Quiz (Sec+)
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
is primarily designed to detect and alert administrators to potential security incidents.
Firewall
IPS
IDS
Antivirus
is the technique of hiding information within another medium, such as an image, audio, or text file.
Stegography
Cryptography
Encoding
Hashing
Which of the following is an example of a malicious code copied to the allocated space of an already running process.
Misconfigurations
Bloatware
SQL injection
Memory injection
A malware that covertly gathers information from a user's device, such as browsing habits, login credentials, or personal data, and transmits it to an attacker.
Ransomware
Rootkit
Spyware
Trojan
is a one-way process and cannot be reversed.
Hashing
Cryptography
Stream cipher
Asymmetric key
is a security technique used in password hashing where a random value is added to the password before hashing.
Hashing
Key Stretching
Digital signature
Salting
It is when a device is no longer supported by the vendor with updates leaving it exposed to potential attacks.
Firmware vulnerability
Zero day
Legacy device
End Of Life
While browsing a web page a user gets a pop-up link to another site. What vulnerability might this indicate.
XXS
SQLi
CSRF
Clickjacking
is a self-signed digital certificate that identifies a root CA and serves as the foundational trust anchor in a PKI.
Intermediate certificate
Root Certificate
Registration Authority
Certificate Authority
network security device or software that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing traffic based on predefined rules.
IDS
IPS
Firewall
Patching
which of the following is used to improve security and overall functionality without losing critical application data.
Encryption
Algorithm
Patching
Hashing
The attack aims to overwhelm a system with excessive traffic to make it unavailable.
DOS
Wireless attack
Ransomware
Bloatware
