Question 1
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A __________ modifies its own code to elude detection.
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Compression virus
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Boot sector virus
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Stealth virus
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Self-garbing virus
Question 2
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__________: A process that database designers go through to eliminate redundant data, repeating groups and attributes.
Question 3
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__________: Data manipulation and relational database definition language.
Question 4
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__________ stands for push data bit used to signify that data in this packet should be put at the beginning of the queue of data to be processed.
Question 5
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A __________ can reproduce on their own which is different from viruses and self-contained programs.
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Worms
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Logic Bomb
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Trojan Horse
Question 6
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__________ are shopping carts, CMS driven sites, and the level at which the user interfaces.
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Application Levels
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Middleware Levels
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Operating System Levels
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Hardware Levels
Question 7
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__________ are database and work between the Operating system and Application level.
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Application Levels
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Middleware Levels
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Operating System Levels
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Hardware Levels
Question 8
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__________ are Linux and Windows.
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Application Levels
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Middleware Levels
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Operating System Levels
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Hardware Levels
Question 9
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True or False. Users peform day-to-day tasks that support the overall security program.
Question 10
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__________ are retina scan, fingerprint and voice print.
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Biometrics
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Token Devices
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Memory Cards
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Smart Cards
Question 11
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IP, ICMP, RIP, IGMP, and IPX are protocols found at which layer of the OSI Model?
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Session Layer
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Transport Layer
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Network Layer
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Data Link Layer
Question 12
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SLIP, PPP, ARP, RARP, L2F, and L2TP are protocols found at which layer of the OSI Model?
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Session Layer
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Transport Layer
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Network Layer
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Data Link Layer
Question 13
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High-speed Serial Interface (HSSI), H.21, EIA/TIA-232, and EIA/TIA-449 are protocols found at which layer of the OSI Model?
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Session Layer
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Transport Layer
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Physical Layer
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Data Link Layer
Question 14
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ASCII, TIFF, GIF, JPEG, MPEG, MIDI, MIME are protocols found at which layer of the OSI Model?
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Application Layer
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Presentation Layer
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Session Layer
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Transport Layer
Question 15
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NetBIOS, NFS, SQL, and RPC are protocols found at which layer of the OSI Model?
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Presentation Layer
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Session Layer
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Transport Layer
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Network Layer
Question 16
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__________ is when two keys generate the same cipher text from the same plain text.
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Cryptanalysis
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Cryptology
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Key Clustering
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Cipher
Question 17
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True or False. A hash is a process to create a unique string of characters from any data source – password or executable.
Question 18
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True or False. A hash collision is when two distinct data sources are input into a hashing function, which then produce identical outputs.
Question 19
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__________ is the science of studying and breaking encryption mechanisms
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Cryptography
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Cipher
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Cryptographic Algorithm
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Cryptanalysis
Question 20
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__________ is the study of cryptography and cryptanalysis
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Cryptanalysis
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Cryptology
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Key Clustering
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Cipher
Question 21
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__________ is the probability that a threat will exploit a vulnerability to adversely affect an information asset.
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Risk
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Threat
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Treat Impact
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Threat probability
Question 22
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__________ is an event, the occurrence of which could have an undesired impart
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Risk
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Threat
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Treat Impact
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Threat probability
Question 23
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. __________ is a measure of the magnitude of loss or harm on the value of an asset.
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Risk
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Threat
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Treat Impact
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Threat probability
Question 24
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__________ is the chance that an event will occur or that specific loss value may be attained should the event occur.
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Risk
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Threat
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Treat Impact
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Threat probability
Question 25
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__________ is a risk-reducing measure that acts to detect, prevent, and minimize loss associated with the occurrence of a specified threat or category of threats.
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Risk
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Safeguard
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Treat Impact
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Threat probability
Question 26
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True or False. Passive reconnaissance is the process of collecting information about an intended target by making contact with the target through Social Engineering or Electronic probing of the target system.
Question 27
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True or False. Active reconnaissance is the process of collecting information about an intended target without direct contact with the target.
Question 28
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True or False. Authority is where attackers pose as victim’s boss, boss’s secretary, or other company personnel.
Question 29
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True or False. Strong emotion gets victims into heightened emotional state so they don’t pay as much attention to the details/facts.
Question 30
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True or False. Overloading provides more information than target can handle so wrong statements go unnoticed also known as ‘Double Talk’.
Question 31
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__________ inserts the torque wrench and apply a turning pressure to the cylinder. The first pin will ‘bind’ against the hull. Attempt to raise the binding pin until the cylinder rotates slightly.
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Binding Pin
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Binding
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Binding Order
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Raking
Question 32
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__________ is when the binding pin is at the sheer line, the cylinder will rotate slightly. The next pin will now bind. Repeat the process until all pins are at the sheer line. Be careful not to push the pin too far into the hull. This will bind the key pin and prevent the cylinder from rotating. To resolve this, torque must be released to drop the pin.
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Binding Pin
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Binding
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Binding Order
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Raking
Question 33
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__________ is the order in which the pins bind is different for each lock type. It depends on the manufacturing process and the lateral position of the pins.
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Binding Pin
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Binding
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Binding Order
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Raking
Question 34
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__________ is at home you can take your time picking a lock, but in the field, speed is always essential. A lock picking technique called raking can quickly open most locks. Basically, you use the pick to rake back and forth over the pins while you adjust the amount of torque on the plug.
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Binding Pin
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Binding
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Binding Order
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Raking
Question 35
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__________ is done by inserting a thin, strong, ‘credit card’ shaped object between the door and the frame, you can force the locking wedge into the lock.
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Binding Pin
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Binding
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Shimming Door Locks
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Raking
Question 36
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__________ creates an encrypted virtual tunnel between your computer and one of our high bandwidth security proxy servers. This tunnel shields you from the most sophisticated methods of online spying and snooping.
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SecurSURF
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RoboForm
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Thunderbird
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Hushmail
Question 37
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__________ is User ID/password management application.
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SecurSURF
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RoboForm
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Thunderbird
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Hushmail
Question 38
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__________ is portable E-mail access
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SecurSURF
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RoboForm
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Thunderbird
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Hushmail
Question 39
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__________ is a Web based email solution.
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SecurSURF
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RoboForm
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Thunderbird
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Hushmail
Question 40
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True or False. TOR is a network of virtual tunnels that allows people and groups to improve their privacy and security on the Internet
Question 41
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True or False. A buffer overflow condition exists when a program attempts to put more data in a buffer than it can hold or when a program attempts to put data in a memory area past a buffer.
Question 42
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True or False. When a programmer writes a piece of software that will accept data, a variable has to be constructed to hold it.
Question 43
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True or False. The programmer does not have to allocate this memory space, which is referred to as a buffer.
Question 44
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True or False. A buffer is a contiguous segment of memory that holds several instances of the same type of data.
Question 45
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True or False. When a Web browser requests a Web page from a server it sends over an HTTP Request command.