Question 1

In ____________________, the hacker can see both parties, observe the responses from the target computer, and respond accordingly.

Accepted Answer

active spoofing

Question 2

How can a computer be authenticated?

Accepted Answer

A computer can be authenticated by its IP address, IP host address, or MAC address.
IP address-An IPv4 address is a set of dotted numeric figures such as 66.37.227.194 (this particular address is in the Cox Communications Omaha NE network).
IP host address-This is the "friendly URL" for a machine, e.g., mail.yahoo.com.
MAC address-MAC stands for Media Access Control and is a 12-character hexadecimal number that every network appliance or PC has.MAC addresses are usually notated like this: 00-09-D5-00-DB-BA. Each MAC address contains the code for the manufacturer. You can look up MAC addresses on the Internet at www.techzoom.net/nettools-macdecode.asp.

Question 3

When a hacker spoofs an IP address through a Web site, it is known as ____ spoofing.

Accepted Answer

A) ARP 
B) Web 
C) IP 
D) active 
A) ARP 
B) Web 
C) IP 
D) active B

Question 4

Identifying a trust relationship from your network to an outside machine is a passive activity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

____ can be define as misrepresenting the sender of a message (e-mail, IM, letter, resume, etc.) in a way that causes the human recipient to behave a certain way.

Accepted Answer

A) Hijacking 
B) Skipjacking 
C) Spoofing 
D) Poisoning 
A) Hijacking 
B) Skipjacking 
C) Spoofing 
D) Poisoning

Question 6

At the heart of internetworked systems are two critical issues: trust and ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of At the heart of internetworked systems are...

Question 7

Briefly describe the main characteristics of economic loss as a result of a spoofing attack.

Accepted Answer

Economic loss may occur when valuable da

Question 8

The costs to the victims of successful spoofing attacks are tied to the amount of information that was copied and the sensitivity of the data.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

What are the steps to spoof a trusted machine relationship?

Accepted Answer

To spoof a trusted machine relationship,

Question 10

A(n) ____ stores the IP address and the corresponding Media Access Control (MAC) address of the computer that would be notified to send data.

Accepted Answer

A) IP table 
B) TCP table 
C) MAC table 
D) ARP table 
A) IP table 
B) TCP table 
C) MAC table 
D) ARP table

Question 11

____ takes care of the transport between machines. But it is unreliable, and there is no guarantee that any given packet will arrive unscathed.

Accepted Answer

A) TCP 
B) IP 
C) ARP 
D) RIP 
A) TCP 
B) IP 
C) ARP 
D) RIP

Question 12

____________________ can be defined as a sophisticated way to authenticate one machine to another by using forged packets.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ can be defined as a sophisticated...

Question 13

A successful IP spoofing attack requires more than simply forging a single header. On the contrary, there must be a complete, sustained dialogue between the machines for a minimum of five packets.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

____________________ is any kind of spoofing where only one side of the relationship under attack is in view.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ is any kind of spoofing where...

Question 15

TCP/IP has a basic flaw that allows IP spoofing. This is due to the fact that trust and authentication have an linear relationship.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Arpspoof, part of the Ettercap suite, can be used to spoof ARP tables.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

____ loss is a loss of, or the untimely publication of, strategic data that outlines events planned for the future.

Accepted Answer

A) Strategic 
B) Economic 
C) General data 
D) Position 
A) Strategic 
B) Economic 
C) General data 
D) Position

Question 18

Modifying the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table for hacking purposes is called ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Modifying the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table...

In ____________________, the hacker can see both parties, observe the responses from the target computer, and respond accordingly.

How can a computer be authenticated?

When a hacker spoofs an IP address through a Web site, it is known as ____ spoofing.

Identifying a trust relationship from your network to an outside machine is a passive activity.

____ can be define as misrepresenting the sender of a message (e-mail, IM, letter, resume, etc.) in a way that causes the human recipient to behave a certain way.

At the heart of internetworked systems are two critical issues: trust and ____________________.

Briefly describe the main characteristics of economic loss as a result of a spoofing attack.

The costs to the victims of successful spoofing attacks are tied to the amount of information that was copied and the sensitivity of the data.

What are the steps to spoof a trusted machine relationship?

A(n) ____ stores the IP address and the corresponding Media Access Control (MAC) address of the computer that would be notified to send data.

____ takes care of the transport between machines. But it is unreliable, and there is no guarantee that any given packet will arrive unscathed.

____________________ can be defined as a sophisticated way to authenticate one machine to another by using forged packets.

A successful IP spoofing attack requires more than simply forging a single header. On the contrary, there must be a complete, sustained dialogue between the machines for a minimum of five packets.

____________________ is any kind of spoofing where only one side of the relationship under attack is in view.

TCP/IP has a basic flaw that allows IP spoofing. This is due to the fact that trust and authentication have an linear relationship.

Arpspoof, part of the Ettercap suite, can be used to spoof ARP tables.

____ loss is a loss of, or the untimely publication of, strategic data that outlines events planned for the future.

Modifying the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table for hacking purposes is called ____________________.

Ethics of Hacking and Cracking

Reconnaissance

Scanning Tools

Sniffers

TCP/IP Vulnerabilities

Encryption and Password Cracking

Session Hijacking

Hacking Network Devices

Trojan Horses

Denial-Of-Service Attacks

Buffer Overflows

Programming Exploits

Mail Vulnerabilities

Web Application Vulnerabilities

Windows Vulnerabilities

Unix/Linux Vulnerabilities

Incident Handling

Filters

Exam 7: Spoofing

In ____________________, the hacker can see both parties, observe the responses from the target computer, and respond accordingly.

How can a computer be authenticated?

When a hacker spoofs an IP address through a Web site, it is known as ____ spoofing.

Identifying a trust relationship from your network to an outside machine is a passive activity.

____ can be define as misrepresenting the sender of a message (e-mail, IM, letter, resume, etc.) in a way that causes the human recipient to behave a certain way.

At the heart of internetworked systems are two critical issues: trust and ____________________.

Briefly describe the main characteristics of economic loss as a result of a spoofing attack.

The costs to the victims of successful spoofing attacks are tied to the amount of information that was copied and the sensitivity of the data.

What are the steps to spoof a trusted machine relationship?

A(n) ____ stores the IP address and the corresponding Media Access Control (MAC) address of the computer that would be notified to send data.

____ takes care of the transport between machines. But it is unreliable, and there is no guarantee that any given packet will arrive unscathed.

____________________ can be defined as a sophisticated way to authenticate one machine to another by using forged packets.

A successful IP spoofing attack requires more than simply forging a single header. On the contrary, there must be a complete, sustained dialogue between the machines for a minimum of five packets.

____________________ is any kind of spoofing where only one side of the relationship under attack is in view.

TCP/IP has a basic flaw that allows IP spoofing. This is due to the fact that trust and authentication have an linear relationship.

Arpspoof, part of the Ettercap suite, can be used to spoof ARP tables.

____ loss is a loss of, or the untimely publication of, strategic data that outlines events planned for the future.

Modifying the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table for hacking purposes is called ____________________.

Ethics of Hacking and Cracking

Reconnaissance

Scanning Tools

Sniffers

TCP/IP Vulnerabilities

Encryption and Password Cracking

Session Hijacking

Hacking Network Devices

Trojan Horses

Denial-Of-Service Attacks

Buffer Overflows

Programming Exploits

Mail Vulnerabilities

Web Application Vulnerabilities

Windows Vulnerabilities

Unix/Linux Vulnerabilities

Incident Handling

Filters