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What is the target host IP in the following command?
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Answer: A
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What is the target host IP in the following command?
Answer: A
What does the acronym POST mean as it relates to a PC?
Answer: B
In Linux, what is the smallest possible shellcode?
Answer: A
Which legal document allows law enforcement to search an office, place of business, or other locale for evidence relating to an alleged crime?
Answer: D
Jim performed a vulnerability analysis on his network and found no potential problems. He runs another utility that executes exploits against his system to verify the results of the vulnerability test. The second utility executes five known exploits against his network in which the vulnerability analysis said were not exploitable. What kind of results did Jim receive from his vulnerability analysis?
Answer: A
the true/false/positive/negative thing can get confusing, it's best to think of it in terms of access control: TRUE positive = a correctly established positive result (authorised person is granted access) TRUE negative = a correctly established negative result (unauthorised person is not granted access) FALSE positive = an incorrectly established positive result (unauthorised person is granted access) FALSE negative = an incorrectly established negative result (an authorised person is not granted access) this concept applied to the question would be a false negative - the scanner incorrectly (false) established that these vulnerabilities were not exploitable (negative).
Source: Adapted from community discussion — jaycc
Why are Linux/Unix based computers better to use than Windows computers for idle scanning?
Answer: C
The MD5 program is used to:
Answer: D
What operating system would respond to the following command?
Answer: B
Which is a standard procedure to perform during all computer forensics investigations?
Answer: D
What is kept in the following directory? HKLM\SECURITY\Policy\Secrets
Answer: B
The Local Security Authority (LSA) in Windows is designed to manage a systems security policy, auditing, logging users on to the system, and storing private data such as service account passwords. The LSA secrets are stored under the HKLM:\Security\Policy\Secrets key.
Source: Adapted from community discussion — stickerbush1970
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