Certified Ethical Hacker v9 exam
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| how to launch the executable bad.exe within NoProblems.txt | start noproblems.txt:bad.exe
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| OSI-approved open source for daily system scans | Python
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| Blackjacking tool | BBProxy
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| Fraggle uses this protocol | UDP
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| SMURF uses this protocol | ICMP
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| nc -L 56 -t -e cmd.exe | spans command shell on port 8080 using NETCAT
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| NIST 800-53 | US Gov security and privacy controls
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| Wrapping attacks involve messing with | SOAP messages and replays them
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| Used to analyze and examine links between personnel or hardware using graphs and link analysis | Maltego
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| Provides visibility and security controls for servers in a cloud | CloudPassage Halo
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| Wireless symmetric encryption | WEP
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| interactive and process controls | OSSTMM
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| OSSTMM | Open Source Security Testing Methodology Manual
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| ./snort -b -A fast -c snort.conf | SNORT in IDS mode
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| Send specially created environment variables and trailing commands - what attack? | SHELLSHOCK
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| a Perl module supporting IDS evasion | libwhisker
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| provides specific services to untrusted networks or hosts | Bastion host
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| unsolicited messages to the target using Bluetooth | bluejacking
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| IETF specs for securing DNS records | DNSSEC
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| which layer is STP spanning tree protocol | layer 2
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| phishing mitigation | netcraft and phishtank toolbar
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| obfuscate source of network connection | proxy firewall
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| protects against MITM attacks in WPA | MIC (Message integrity Check)
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| CCMP | WPA2
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| what is vulnerable to Chosen cipher-text attack | RSA
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| protect internal intranet from enumeration for public-facing web server. | remove A records for internal hosts
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| tool for firewall evasion | tcp-over-dns
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| ping -l | sets size of packet
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| separate data ownership from data custodian duties | cloud computing
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| ICMP type 3 code 13 | Administratively prohibited
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| SOAP uses | XML
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| encrypts the entire packet | ESP in tunnel mode
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| Linux cmd someproc & | run as background task, will stop when user logs off (needs nohup)
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| HttpOnly flag | XSS mitigation
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| ; used in what type of attack | CSPP (connection string parameter pollution)
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| uses AES for encryption algorithm | WPA2
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| DNS zone transfer port and protocol | 53 TCP
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| DNS lookup port and protocol | 53 UDP
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| TCP flag, buffer full, force transmission | PSH
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| Integrity for WPA2 | CCMP - Counter Mode with Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code Protocol
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| VoIP packet decoding tool | Cain and Abel
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| Copies websites for download | Black widow
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| chmod 744 | user, group, other
(rwx,r--,r--)
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| RID of 500 | Administrator account
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| IPSec VPN scanning tool | IKE-scan
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| Linux password directory | /etc
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| can be used to encrypt hard drives | PGP (not S/MIME)
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| Windows wireless tool | Netstumbler
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| XMAS scan you get RST/ACK, what does it mean | Port is closed
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| migrate actual OS to virtual machine | Hypervisor-level rootkit
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| superoneclick | Android root tool
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| Common Criteria rating | EAL - evaluation assurance level
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| type of product being tested | Protection profile (PP)
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| Target for CC | Target of Evaluation (TOE)
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| describes the TOE and any requirements | ST (Security Target)
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| Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR | PSK modulation two types
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| A block cipher that uses a 56-bit key (with 8 bits reserved for parity). Because of the small key size, this encryption standard became quickly outdated and is not considered a very secure encryption algorithm. | DES
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| A block cipher that uses a 168-bit key. 3DES (called triple DES) can use up to three keys in a multiple-encryption method. It’s much more effective than DES but is much slower. | 3DES
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| A block cipher that uses a key length of 128, 192, or 256 bits, and effectively replaces DES. It’s much faster than DES or 3DES. | AES
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| A block cipher that uses a 128-bit key and was also designed to replace DES. Originally used in Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) 2.0, IDEA was patented and used mainly in Europe. | IDEA
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| A block cipher that uses a key size up to 256 bits. | twofish
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| A fast block cipher, largely replaced by AES, using a 64-bit block size and a key from 32 to 448 bits. Blowfish is considered public domain. | Blowfish
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| Encompasses several versions from RC2 through RC6. A block cipher that uses a variable key length up to 2040 bits. RC6, the latest version, uses 128-bit blocks and 4-bit working registers, whereas RC5 uses variab | RC (Rivest Cipher)
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| 4 phases of successful social engineering | 1. Research (dumpster dive, visit websites, tour the company, and so on).
2. Select the victim (identify frustrated employee or other promising targets).
3. Develop a relationship.
4. Exploit the relationship (collect sensitive information).
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| voice phishing | vishing
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| People Search Tools | Intelius www.intelius.com
• Zaba Search www.zabasearch.com
• PeekYou www.peekyou.com
• ZoomInfo AnyWho www.anywho.com
• 411 www.411.com
• People Search Now www.peoplesearchnow.com
• Veromi www.veromi.net
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| Competitive Intelligence | MarketWatch www.marketwatch.com
• SEC Info www.secinfo.com
• Euromonitor www.euromonitor.com
• Wall Street Transcript www.twst.com
• Lipper www.lippermarketplace.com
• Experian www.experian.com
• The Search Monitor www.thesearchmonitor.com
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| Tracking Online Reputation | BrandsEye www.brandseye.com
• Alexa www.alexa.com
• Social Mention www.socialmention.com
• ReputationDefender www.reputation.com
• Rankur
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| RSA is vulnerable to | Chosen-cipher-Text attack
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| Circuit level firewall operates at which level of OSI | 5
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| Blooover is designed to | do a bluebugging attack, access phone commands without user knowledge.
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| IDLE scan IPID is incrementing randomly | target is not an IDLE zombie
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| how to prevent privilege escalation vulnerabilities | ensure services run with least privilege
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| enables unicode chracters to be displayed in ASCII lenght of 1 to 4 bytes | UTF-8
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| command-line sniffer and packet analyzer | tcpdump (similar to wireshark)
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| bluetooth DOS attack | Bluesmacking
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| unsolicited phone messages | bluejacking
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| malware for android phones affecting two-factor auth. | Zitmo
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| U P F Seq flags | XMAS scan indicator
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| access to both plain text and cipher text | known-plain-text attack
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| sniffs wifi for usernames and passwords | Airsnarf
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| takes advantage of fragmenting bug in older windows devices | Teardrop
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| aborts connection immediately in TCP | RST
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| OSSTMM process controls | nonrepudiation, confidentiality, Privacy
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| Automated pen testing | Core Impact, CANVAS
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| an API that allows different components to communicate | SOA (service Orient Arch)
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| makes use of broadcast pings | SMURF attack
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| SNORT default rules | Pass, Drop, Alert, Log
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| what layer for Circuit level firewall | 5
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| types of social engineering attacks | Human, computer, mobile
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| sniffers operate at what layers | 2 and 3
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| where is SAM stored on a Windows machine | c:\windows\system32\config
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| where to find well-known services defined by IANA | C:\Windows\System32\drivers
\etc\services
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| who maintains webgoat | OWASP
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| theft of information from a wireless device through a Bluetooth connection. | Bluesnarfing
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| is the sending of unsolicited messages over Bluetooth to Bluetooth-enabled devices such as mobile phones | Bluejacking
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| Collecting profile information with bluetooth | Blueprinting
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| DOS attack for bluetooth devices | Bluesmacking
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| bluetooth wardriving | Bluesniffing
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