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Ethical Hacking Final Exam i i iQuestion 0. i
This vulnerability scanner is from Microsoft:
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Nessus i
Core
Impact Clou
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d Scan
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MBSA
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i is a command-line tool that is bundled with both Windows and
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UNIXoperating systems and is used for querying DNS information.
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Whois
Traceroute i
Netstat
Nslookup
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Question 2 i
Which type of information cannot be found in a resource record
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(RR)?Question 2 options:
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MX
i ARP
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SOA
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i is a network scanning technique used to discover i i i i i i i
i whichrange of IP addresses map to live computers.
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Port scanning i
Ping sweep i
i Probe
scanningFinger
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printing
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An attacker is interested in discovering ports that might be open on a target
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system. The attacker decides to port scan the IP address of the system but
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alsowants to make the scan as stealthy as possible. Which of the following
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techniques would be the best choice in this scenario?
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TCP connect scan i i
SYN scan i
i ICMP echo i
scanList scan
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Question 5 i
During the Reconnaissance Phase of an attack, the attacker may resort to looking
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through an organization’s trash for discarded sensitive information. Thistechnique
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is known as
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social engineering
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breaking and entering i i
dumpster diving
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Which of the following are objectives of scanning? (Select all that apply.)Question 6
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options:
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a) b) c) d) i i i
To discover live hosts, IP address, and open ports of live hosts
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, To discover operating systems and system
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architectureTo discover services running on hosts
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To discover vulnerabilities in live hosts
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The Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP) will (choose
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3):Question 7 options:
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Not work behind a firewall i i i i
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Controls Communication for the Universal Plug and Play i i i i i i i
ServiceSave
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Which port scanning method is considered the most reliable in terms
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ofaccurately reporting port status on a target system?
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TCP connect() scan i i
SYN scan i
ACK scan
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Question 9 i
The following tools are used for footprining (choose
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3):Question 9 options:
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Recong-
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, i is a spoofing technique that allows an attacker to choose i i i i i i i i i
thepath a packet will take through the Internet.
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SYN scanning i
Tracerouting
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routingHTTP
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tunneling
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If you want to mask (or spoof your IPAddress, use this type of
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scan:Question 11 options:
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IDLE, IPID Scan i i
UDP Scan i
ACK Flag Probe i i
ScanStealth Scan
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Question 12 i
Attackers can use an ACK scan to learn the type of firewall or firewall rule sets that
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might be guarding a target system. Based on the packet information below, which
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port is considered to be filtered? Packet 1:Attackers can use an ACK scanto learn
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the type of firewall or firewall rule sets that might be guarding a target system.
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Based on the packet information below, which port is considered to be filtered?
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Packet 1: Server IP port 20: F: RST TTL: 68 i i i i i i i i i i
win:0 Packet 2: Server IP port 21: F: RST TTL: 56
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win:0 Packet 3: Server IP port 22: F: RST TTL: 68
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win:0 Packet 4: Server IP port 23: F: RST TTL: 68
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