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CYSE 101 FINAL REVIEW QUESTIONS
Which of the following would *not* be part of a solution in the Polycom case study? -
Answers-d. Off site backups

Which of the following is *not* true about complex and automatically generated
passwords that are unique to each system and are a minimum of 30 characters in
length, such as !Hs4(j0qO$&zn1%2SK38cn^!Ks620! ? - Answers-b. Brute force
password crackers will break them as quickly as a 4-digit PIN

Which of the following is true regarding the history of cybersecurity as presented in
class and the associated document? - Answers-a. Advances (firewalls, intrusion
detection, encryption algorithms, etc.) often followed attacks or apparent weaknesses

What does the concept of defense in depth mean? - Answers-d. Protect your data and
systems with tools and techniques from different layers

*D.

The primary vulnerability in the Lodz Tram Hack case study was: - Answers-b. Lack of
authentication

Considering the CIA triad and the Parkerian hexad, which of the following is true? -
Answers-b. Parkerian is more complete but not as widely known

In a data breach (such as the OPM case) which security characteristic of data has been
violated? - Answers-d. Confidentiality

What do we call the process in which the client authenticates to the server and the
server authenticates to the client? - Answers-d. Mutual authentication

*D

What do we call the rate at which we fail to authenticate legitimate users in a biometric
system? - Answers-a. False Acceptance Rate (FAR)

If we are using an identity card such as a driver's license as the basis for our
authentication scheme, which of the following additions would *not* represent
multifactor authentication? - Answers-d. A birth certificate

Which of the following is *not* a reason why an identity card alone might not make an
ideal method of authentication? - Answers-d. issued by the government

*D

, Which of the following would *not* be considered a logical (technical) control? -
Answers-a. fences

How do we know at what point we can consider our environment to be secure? -
Answers-d. Never; perfect security does not exist

Which of the following about vulnerabilities and threats is *not* true? - Answers-c.
Vulnerabilities and threats combine to create risk

A physical key (like for a door lock) would be described as which type of authentication
factor? - Answers-b. something you have

Which of the following is *not* true? - Answers-d. Voice authentication requires speech
to text capability

*D

What biometric factor describes how well a characteristic resists change over time? -
Answers-a. permanence

In the fake finger video from class, what was the printed circuit board used for? -
Answers-c. to etch the fingerprint

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What is the difference between verification and authentication of an identity? - Answers-
d. verification is a weaker confirmation of identity than authentication

*D

If we are using an 4-character password that contains only lowercase English
alphabetic characters (26 different characters), how many *more* possible passwords
are there if we use a 5-character password (still only lowercase English alphabetic
characters? - Answers-a. 11,424,400 more possibilities

The confused deputy problem can allow unauthorized privilege escalation to take place;
how does this happen? - Answers-b. software has greater privilege than the user of the
software

Given a file containing sensitive data and residing in a Linux operating system with
some users who should not have access to the data, would setting the file's permissions
to rw-rw-rw- cause a potential security issue? - Answers-b. yes, because other users
can read and modify the file

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