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Network Security Quiz

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which Wireshark filter is used to capture only HTTP traffic

a)

tcp.port == 80

b)

http.filter

c)

port 80

d)

tcp.http

2.

Which OSI layer is primarily targeted by SYN flood attacks

a)

Network layer

b)

Transport layer

c)

Session layer

d)

Application layer

3.

What does the Nmap option `-A` enable

a)

Host discovery only

b)

Aggressive scan including OS, version, scripts

c)

UDP scan

d)

Firewall bypass

4.

Which Nmap scan type uses ACK packets

a)

SYN scan

b)

FIN scan

c)

ACK scan

d)

NULL scan

5.

Which command is used to trace packet path to destination

a)

ping

b)

traceroute

c)

netstat

d)

arp

6.

Traceroute primarily works using

a)

TCP SYN

b)

UDP or ICMP with TTL values

c)

ARP requests

d)

DNS queries

7.

Which protocol uses port 389

a)

DNS

b)

HTTP

c)

LDAP

d)

SMTP

8.

LDAP enumeration is mainly used to gather

a)

Firewall rules

b)

User and group information

c)

Routing tables

d)

Open ports

9.

Which Windows service is abused in SMB relay attacks

a)

DNS

b)

NetBIOS/SMB

c)

FTP

d)

HTTP

10.

SMB relay attack mainly targets

a)

File permissions

b)

Authentication trust

c)

Encryption algorithms

d)

Disk storage

11.

Which tool is commonly used for vulnerability scanning in syllabus

a)

Metasploit

b)

Nessus

c)

Burp Suite

d)

Wireshark

12.

Nessus primarily identifies

a)

Exploits

b)

Vulnerabilities and misconfigurations

c)

Network packets

d)

Malware binaries

13.

What is the main weakness of password-only authentication

a)

Easy to deploy

b)

Susceptible to guessing and brute force

c)

Requires hardware

d)

Expensive

14.

Which attack attempts all possible password combinations

a)

Dictionary attack

b)

Brute force attack

c)

Hybrid attack

d)

Replay attack

15.

Hybrid password attack combines

a)

Sniffing and guessing

b)

Dictionary and brute force

c)

Hashing and encryption

d)

Online and offline attacks

16.

Offline password attacks require

a)

Live network access

b)

Captured password hashes

c)

Firewall bypass

d)

Root privileges

17.

Which file stores Linux user password hashes

a)

/etc/passwd

b)

/etc/shadow

c)

/var/log/auth

d)

/home/user

18.

Keyloggers are categorized as

a)

Network attacks

b)

Passive attacks

c)

DoS attacks

d)

Scanning attacks

19.

Which command is used to display active network connections

a)

ifconfig

b)

netstat

c)

traceroute

d)

arp

20.

Netstat is mainly used for

a)

Packet capture

b)

Connection and port monitoring

c)

Vulnerability scanning

d)

Exploitation

21.

What does DNS spoofing aim to achieve

a)

Denial of service

b)

Redirect traffic to fake destinations

c)

Capture packets

d)

Flood network

22.

Which protocol is targeted in DNS spoofing

a)

TCP

b)

UDP

c)

ICMP

d)

ARP

23.

What is the purpose of MAC spoofing

a)

Increase bandwidth

b)

Impersonate another device

c)

Encrypt traffic

d)

Disable firewall

24.

Which wireless attack captures handshakes for cracking

a)

Evil Twin

b)

Deauthentication

c)

MAC flooding

d)

Jamming

25.

Which encryption algorithm is used by WPA2

a)

RC4

b)

DES

c)

AES

d)

MD5

26.

Which component enforces access control in Android

a)

Application UI

b)

Linux kernel

c)

Google Play

d)

Dalvik compiler

27.

Rooting an Android device primarily allows

a)

Faster apps

b)

Elevated privileges

c)

Better encryption

d)

Secure boot

28.

Which mobile attack uses SMS as delivery vector

a)

Phishing

b)

Smishing

c)

Vishing

d)

Spoofing

29.

Static malware analysis involves

a)

Executing malware

b)

Studying code without execution

c)

Network sniffing

d)

Memory dumping

30.

Dynamic malware analysis involves

a)

Source code review

b)

Executing malware in controlled environment

c)

Hash comparison

d)

Signature creation

31.

Which tool framework is used for exploitation and payload delivery

a)

Wireshark

b)

Metasploit

c)

Nessus

d)

Snort

32.

What is the main function of Snort

a)

Packet capture

b)

IDS/IPS

c)

Firewall

d)

VPN

33.

Which IDS detection method relies on behavior deviation

a)

Signature-based

b)

Anomaly-based

c)

Rule-based

d)

Pattern-based

34.

What is a DMZ primarily used for

a)

User authentication

b)

Isolating public-facing servers

c)

Encryption

d)

Backup storage

35.

Which physical security control prevents unauthorized entry

a)

IDS

b)

Firewall

c)

Biometric access control

d)

Antivirus

36.

Penetration testing methodology generally follows

a)

Scan → Report → Exploit

b)

Plan → Recon → Scan → Exploit → Report

c)

Exploit → Scan → Report

d)

Recon → Exploit → Scan

37.

What does OS fingerprinting identify

a)

Usernames

b)

Operating system type

c)

Passwords

d)

Network topology

38.

Which tool is used for OS fingerprinting

a)

Burp Suite

b)

Nmap

c)

Netcat

d)

Wireshark

39.

What is the purpose of covering tracks

a)

Gain access

b)

Avoid detection

c)

Escalate privileges

d)

Enumerate users

40.

Clearing log files is associated with which hacking phase

a)

Reconnaissance

b)

Scanning

c)

Maintaining access

d)

Covering tracks