Question $24(1$ point$)$

What is an example of an alteration threat?

Question $24$ options:

Espionage

System or data modification

Intentional information leak

Denial of service

Question $25(1$ point$)$

Which type of attack involves eavesdropping on transmissions and redirecting them for unauthorized use?

Question $25$ options:

Interception

Interruption

Fabrication

Modification

Question $26(1$ point$)$

A hacker has stolen logon IDs and passwords. The hacker is now attempting to gain unauthorized access to a public$-$facing web application by using the stolen credentials one by one. What type of attack is taking place?

Question $26$ options:

Birthday attack

Replay attack

Phreaking

Credential harvesting

Question $27(1$ point$)$

Which attack is typically used specifically against password files that contain cryptographic hashes?

Question $27$ options:

Hijack

Replay

Birthday

Social engineering

Question $28(1$ point$)$

Brian notices an attack taking place on his network. When he digs deeper, he realizes that the attacker has a physical presence on the local network and is forging Media Access Control $($MAC$)$ addresses. Which type of attack is most likely taking place?

Question $28$ options:

Address resolution protocol $($ARP$)$ poisoning

Internet Protocol $($IP$)$ address spoofing

Uniform resource locator $($URL$)$ hijacking

Christmas attack

Question $29(1$ point$)$

In which type of attack does the attacker attempt to take over an existing connection between two systems?

Question $29$ options:

Man$-$in$-$the$-$middle attack

Uniform resource locator $($URL$)$ hijacking

Session hijacking

Typosquatting

Question $30(1$ point$)$

Saved

Barry discovers that an attacker is running an access point in a building adjacent to his company. The access point is broadcasting the security set identifier $($SSID$)$ of an open network owned by the coffee shop in his lobby. Which type of attack is likely taking place?

Question $30$ options:

Evil twin

Near field communication

Bluesnarfing

Jamming$/$interference