Question 1

With wireless CSMA/CA the amount of time that a device must wait after the medium is clear is called the ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of With wireless CSMA/CA the amount of time...

Question 2

In a ____ attack, an attacker attempts to create every possible password combination by systematically changing one character at a time in a password.

Accepted Answer

A)  dictionary 
B)  brute force 
C)  DoS 
D)  rogue AP 
A)  dictionary 
B)  brute force 
C)  DoS 
D)  rogue AP

Question 3

The Anti-Spyware Coalition defines ____________________ as technologies that are implemented in ways that impair a user's control over the use of system resources.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Anti-Spyware Coalition defines ____________________ as technologies...

Question 4

Before users can be given access to a computer and its data, they must in some way prove that they are who they claim to be. This process of providing proof is known as ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  authorization 
B)  encryption 
C)  cryptography 
D)  authentication 
A)  authorization 
B)  encryption 
C)  cryptography 
D)  authentication

Question 5

DoS attacks are rare against wired network servers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Most successful wireless DoS attacks are performed at the ____ layer of the OSI model.

Accepted Answer

A)  Physical 
B)  MAC 
C)  Network 
D)  Application 
A)  Physical 
B)  MAC 
C)  Network 
D)  Application

Question 7

Authentication can be performed based on what you have, what you know, or what you are.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Match between columns
                        Premises: determines the number of unique new passwords a user must use before an old password can be reused.
a secret combination of letters and numbers that serves to validate or authenticate a user by what he knows.
unsolicited e-mail.
term used to describe computer programs designed to break into and create havoc on portable or desktop computers.
attempts to prevent multiple wireless devices from transmitting at the same time.
how many days a password can be used before the user is required to change it.
U.S. law against spam.
determines how many days a user must keep new passwords before they can change them.
software that delivers advertising content in a manner or context that is unexpected and unwanted by the user.

Accepted Answer

The Answer of Password history and Password and Malware and is...

Question 9

In a ____ attack, each word from a dictionary is encoded in the same way the computer encodes a user's password for protection. Attackers then compare the encoded dictionary words against those in the encoded password file.

Accepted Answer

A)  DoS 
B)  brute force 
C)  dictionary 
D)  rogue AP 
A)  DoS 
B)  brute force 
C)  dictionary 
D)  rogue AP

Question 10

With explicit ____, an acknowledgment frame (abbreviated ACK) is sent by the receiving device back to the sending device to confirm that the data frame arrived intact.

Accepted Answer

A)  packet generator 
B)  slot time 
C)  CRC 
D)  frame acknowledgment 
A)  packet generator 
B)  slot time 
C)  CRC 
D)  frame acknowledgment

Question 11

One of the spyware tools often used is ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  DoS 
B)  spam 
C)  adware 
D)  rogue APs 
A)  DoS 
B)  spam 
C)  adware 
D)  rogue APs

Question 12

What are some of the characteristics of weak passwords?

Accepted Answer

Characteristics of weak passwords includ

Question 13

Briefly explain the password paradox.

Accepted Answer

Although changing the default password o

Question 14

Briefly describe how to perform a wired network DoS attack.

Accepted Answer

Under normal conditions, a client comput

Question 15

____ is a general term used to describe software that violates a user's personal security.

Accepted Answer

A)  Virus 
B)  Spyware 
C)  Worm 
D)  Logic bomb 
A)  Virus 
B)  Spyware 
C)  Worm 
D)  Logic bomb

Question 16

____ is a service that allows devices on a network to discover other devices and determine how to work with them.

Accepted Answer

A)  IPSec 
B)  SNMP 
C)  UPnP 
D)  PnP 
A)  IPSec 
B)  SNMP 
C)  UPnP 
D)  PnP

Question 17

An incorrect configuration of wireless hardware or software can often result in easy access to a system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

____________________ are devices that combine access point, router, and network address translation features.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ are devices that combine access point,...

Question 19

A ____ program creates fake packets and flood the wireless network.

Accepted Answer

A)  MAC 
B)  packet sniffer 
C)  packet generator 
D)  CSMA/CA 
A)  MAC 
B)  packet sniffer 
C)  packet generator 
D)  CSMA/CA

Question 20

A computer ____ is a program that secretly attaches itself to another document or program and executes when that document or program is opened.

Accepted Answer

A)  virus 
B)  worm 
C)  spam 
D)  logic bomb 
A)  virus 
B)  worm 
C)  spam 
D)  logic bomb

With wireless CSMA/CA the amount of time that a device must wait after the medium is clear is called the ____________________.

In a ____ attack, an attacker attempts to create every possible password combination by systematically changing one character at a time in a password.

The Anti-Spyware Coalition defines ____________________ as technologies that are implemented in ways that impair a user's control over the use of system resources.

Before users can be given access to a computer and its data, they must in some way prove that they are who they claim to be. This process of providing proof is known as ____.

DoS attacks are rare against wired network servers.

Most successful wireless DoS attacks are performed at the ____ layer of the OSI model.

Authentication can be performed based on what you have, what you know, or what you are.

In a ____ attack, each word from a dictionary is encoded in the same way the computer encodes a user's password for protection. Attackers then compare the encoded dictionary words against those in the encoded password file.

With explicit ____, an acknowledgment frame (abbreviated ACK) is sent by the receiving device back to the sending device to confirm that the data frame arrived intact.

One of the spyware tools often used is ____.

What are some of the characteristics of weak passwords?

Briefly explain the password paradox.

Briefly describe how to perform a wired network DoS attack.

____ is a general term used to describe software that violates a user's personal security.

____ is a service that allows devices on a network to discover other devices and determine how to work with them.

An incorrect configuration of wireless hardware or software can often result in easy access to a system.

____________________ are devices that combine access point, router, and network address translation features.

A ____ program creates fake packets and flood the wireless network.

A computer ____ is a program that secretly attaches itself to another document or program and executes when that document or program is opened.

Foundations of Wireless Security

Wireless LAN Vulnerabilities

Passive Wireless Discovery

Wireless Security Models

Enterprise Wireless Hardware Security

Designing a Secure Wireless Network

Secure Wireless Authentication

Secure Wireless Transmissions

Managing the Wireless Network

Wireless Security Policy

Operational Support and Wireless Convergence

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Exam 4: Active Wireless Attacks

With wireless CSMA/CA the amount of time that a device must wait after the medium is clear is called the ____________________.

In a ____ attack, an attacker attempts to create every possible password combination by systematically changing one character at a time in a password.

The Anti-Spyware Coalition defines ____________________ as technologies that are implemented in ways that impair a user's control over the use of system resources.

Before users can be given access to a computer and its data, they must in some way prove that they are who they claim to be. This process of providing proof is known as ____.

DoS attacks are rare against wired network servers.

Most successful wireless DoS attacks are performed at the ____ layer of the OSI model.

Authentication can be performed based on what you have, what you know, or what you are.

In a ____ attack, each word from a dictionary is encoded in the same way the computer encodes a user's password for protection. Attackers then compare the encoded dictionary words against those in the encoded password file.

With explicit ____, an acknowledgment frame (abbreviated ACK) is sent by the receiving device back to the sending device to confirm that the data frame arrived intact.

One of the spyware tools often used is ____.

What are some of the characteristics of weak passwords?

Briefly explain the password paradox.

Briefly describe how to perform a wired network DoS attack.

____ is a general term used to describe software that violates a user's personal security.

____ is a service that allows devices on a network to discover other devices and determine how to work with them.

An incorrect configuration of wireless hardware or software can often result in easy access to a system.

____________________ are devices that combine access point, router, and network address translation features.

A ____ program creates fake packets and flood the wireless network.

A computer ____ is a program that secretly attaches itself to another document or program and executes when that document or program is opened.

Foundations of Wireless Security

Wireless LAN Vulnerabilities

Passive Wireless Discovery

Wireless Security Models

Enterprise Wireless Hardware Security

Designing a Secure Wireless Network

Secure Wireless Authentication

Secure Wireless Transmissions

Managing the Wireless Network

Wireless Security Policy

Operational Support and Wireless Convergence

Filters