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Official (ISC)² SSCP Exam Questions with Complete Solutions. Access Control Object - Correct Answer A passive entity that typically receives or contains some form of data. Access Control Subject - Correct Answer An active entity and can be any user, program, or process that requests permissio...

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Access Control Object - Correct Answer A passive entity that typically receives or
contains some form of data.

Access Control Subject - Correct Answer An active entity and can be any user,
program, or process that requests permission to cause data to flow from an access
control object to the access control subject or between access control objects.

Asynchronous Password Token - Correct Answer A one-time password is generated
without the use of a clock, either from a one-time pad or cryptographic algorithm.

Authorization - Correct Answer Determines whether a user is permitted to access a
particular resource.

Connected Tokens - Correct Answer Must be physically connected to the computer to
which the user is authenticating.

Contactless Tokens - Correct Answer Form a logical connection to the client computer
but do not require a physical connection.

Disconnected Tokens - Correct Answer Have neither a physical nor logical connection
to the client computer.

Entitlement - Correct Answer A set of rules, defined by the resource owner, for
managing access to a resource (asset, service, or entity) and for what purpose.

Identity Management - Correct Answer The task of controlling information about users
on computers.

Proof of Identity - Correct Answer Verify people's identities before the enterprise issues
them accounts and credentials.

Kerberos - Correct Answer A popular network authentication protocol for indirect (third-
party) authentication services.

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) - Correct Answer A client/server-based
directory query protocol loosely based on X.500, commonly used to manage user
information. LDAP is a front end and not used to manage or synchronize data per se as
opposed to DNS.

Single Sign-On (SSO) - Correct Answer Designed to provide strong authentication using
secret-key cryptography, allowing a single identity to be shared across multiple
applications.

,Static Password Token - Correct Answer The device contains a password that is
physically hidden (not visible to the possessor) but that is transmitted for each
authentication.

Synchronous Dynamic Password Token - Correct Answer A timer is used to rotate
through various combinations produced by a cryptographic algorithm.

Trust Path - Correct Answer A series of trust relationships that authentication requests
must follow between domains

6to4 - Correct Answer Transition mechanism for migrating from IPv4 to IPv6. It allows
systems to use IPv6 to communicate if their traffic has to transverse an IPv4 network.

Absolute addresses - Correct Answer Hardware addresses used by the CPU.

Abstraction - Correct Answer The capability to suppress unnecessary details so the
important, inherent properties can be examined and reviewed.

Accepted ways for handling risk - Correct Answer Accept, transfer, mitigate, avoid.

Access - Correct Answer The flow of information between a subject and an object.

Access control matrix - Correct Answer A table of subjects and objects indicating what
actions individual subjects can take upon individual objects.

Access control model - Correct Answer An access control model is a framework that
dictates how subjects access objects.

Access controls - Correct Answer Are security features that control how users and
systems communicate and interact with other systems and resources.

Accreditation - Correct Answer Formal acceptance of the adequacy of a system's
overall security by management.

Active attack - Correct Answer Attack where the attacker does interact with processing
or communication activities.

ActiveX - Correct Answer A Microsoft technology composed of a set of OOP
technologies and tools based on COM and DCOM. It is a framework for defining
reusable software components in a programming language-independent manner

Address bus - Correct Answer Physical connections between processing components
and memory segments used to communicate the physical memory addresses being
used during processing procedures.

,Address resolution protocol (ARP) - Correct Answer A networking protocol used for
resolution of network layer IP addresses into link layer MAC addresses.

Address space layout randomization (ASLR) - Correct Answer Memory protection
mechanism used by some operating systems. The addresses used by components of a
process are randomized so that it is harder for an attacker to exploit specific memory
vulnerabilities.

Algebraic attack - Correct Answer Cryptanalysis attack that exploits vulnerabilities within
the intrinsic algebraic structure of mathematical functions.

Algorithm - Correct Answer Set of mathematical and logic rules used in cryptographic
functions.

Analog signals - Correct Answer Continuously varying electromagnetic wave that
represents and transmits data.

Analytic attack - Correct Answer Cryptanalysis attack that exploits vulnerabilities within
the algorithm structure.

Annualized loss expectancy (ALE) - Correct Answer Annual expected loss if a specific
vulnerability is exploited and how it affects a single asset. SLE × ARO = ALE.

Application programming interface (API) - Correct Answer Software interface that
enables process-to-
process interaction. Common way to provide access to standard routines to a set of
software programs.

Arithmetic logic unit (ALU) - Correct Answer A component of the computer's processing
unit, in which arithmetic and matching operations are performed.

AS/NZS 4360 - Correct Answer Australia and New Zealand business risk management
assessment approach.

Assemblers - Correct Answer Tools that convert assembly code into the necessary
machine-compatible binary language for processing activities to take place.

Assembly language - Correct Answer A low-level programming language that is the
mnemonic representation of machine-level instructions.

Assurance evaluation criteria - Correct Answer Check-list and process of examining the
security-relevant parts of a system (TCB, reference monitor, security kernel) and
assigning the system an assurance rating.

Asymmetric algorithm - Correct Answer Encryption method that uses two different key
types, public and private. Also called public key cryptography.

, Asymmetric mode multiprocessing - Correct Answer When a computer has two or more
CPUs and one CPU is dedicated to a specific program while the other CPUs carry out
general processing procedures

Asynchronous communication - Correct Answer Transmission sequencing technology
that uses start and stop bits or similar encoding mechanism. Used in environments that
transmit a variable amount of data in a periodic fashion.

Asynchronous token generating method - Correct Answer Employs a
challenge/response scheme to authenticate the user.

Attack surface - Correct Answer Components available to be used by an attacker
against the product itself.

Attenuation - Correct Answer Gradual loss in intensity of any kind of flux through a
medium. As an electrical signal travels down a cable, the signal can degrade and distort
or corrupt the data it is carrying.

Attribute - Correct Answer A column in a two-dimensional database.

Authentication Header (AH) Protocol - Correct Answer Protocol within the IPSec suite
used for integrity and authentication.

Authenticode - Correct Answer A type of code signing, which is the process of digitally
signing software components and scripts to confirm the software author and guarantee
that the code has not been altered or corrupted since it was digitally signed.
Authenticode is Microsoft's implementation of code signing.

Availability - Correct Answer Reliable and timely access to data and resources is
provided to authorized individuals.

Avalanche effect - Correct Answer Algorithm design requirement so that slight changes
to the input result in drastic changes to the output.

Base registers - Correct Answer Beginning of address space assigned to a process.
Used to ensure a process does not make a request outside its assigned memory
boundaries.

Baseband transmission - Correct Answer Uses the full bandwidth for only one
communication channel and has a low data transfer rate compared to broadband.

Bastion host - Correct Answer A highly exposed device that will most likely be targeted
for attacks, and thus should be hardened.

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