Question 1

Matching
Match each item with a statement below.
- A type of malware that tricks you into opening it by substituting itself for a legitimate program

Accepted Answer

A)  adware 
B)  digital certificate 
C)  grayware 
D)  keylogger 
E)  dictionary attack
F) social engineering
G) tailgating
H) Trojan
I) zombie
J) Worm 
A)  adware 
B)  digital certificate 
C)  grayware 
D)  keylogger 
E)  dictionary attack
F) social engineering
G) tailgating
H) Trojan
I) zombie
J) Worm

Question 2

One way to authenticate users on a computer is to use a small device that contains authentication information. What is this device called?

Accepted Answer

A)  retinal scanner 
B)  LoJack token 
C)  smart card 
D)  TPM 
A)  retinal scanner 
B)  LoJack token 
C)  smart card 
D)  TPM

Question 3

Matching
Match each item with a statement below.
-an infestation designed to copy itself repeatedly to memory, on drive space, or on a network

Accepted Answer

A)  adware 
B)  digital certificate 
C)  grayware 
D)  keylogger 
E)  dictionary attack
F) social engineering
G) tailgating
H) Trojan
I) zombie
J) Worm 
A)  adware 
B)  digital certificate 
C)  grayware 
D)  keylogger 
E)  dictionary attack
F) social engineering
G) tailgating
H) Trojan
I) zombie
J) Worm

Question 4

Anti-malware software relies on what sort of update in order to define or detect malware as it gets into the wild?

Accepted Answer

A)  rootkits 
B)  malware signatures 
C)  static updates 
D)  Windows updates 
A)  rootkits 
B)  malware signatures 
C)  static updates 
D)  Windows updates

Question 5

On a peer-to-peer network, authentication is the responsibility of the domain.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Describe how you can control how a user logs on to a Windows system and how doing so can make a system more secure.

Accepted Answer

Normally, when a computer is first boote

Question 7

What is a rootkit and why is it so difficult to detect?

Accepted Answer

A rootkit is a virus that loads itself b

Question 8

Requiring users to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to get a logon window is more secure than the welcome screen.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Matching
Match each item with a statement below.
- A program that is potentially harmful or potentially unwanted

Accepted Answer

A)  adware 
B)  digital certificate 
C)  grayware 
D)  keylogger 
E)  dictionary attack
F) social engineering
G) tailgating
H) Trojan
I) zombie
J) Worm 
A)  adware 
B)  digital certificate 
C)  grayware 
D)  keylogger 
E)  dictionary attack
F) social engineering
G) tailgating
H) Trojan
I) zombie
J) Worm

Question 10

What command can be used to take full access of a file?

Accepted Answer

A)  takeown 
B)  attrib 
C)  perms 
D)  icacls 
A)  takeown 
B)  attrib 
C)  perms 
D)  icacls

Matching Match each item with a statement below. - A type of malware that tricks you into opening it by substituting itself for a legitimate program

One way to authenticate users on a computer is to use a small device that contains authentication information. What is this device called?

Matching Match each item with a statement below. -an infestation designed to copy itself repeatedly to memory, on drive space, or on a network

Anti-malware software relies on what sort of update in order to define or detect malware as it gets into the wild?

On a peer-to-peer network, authentication is the responsibility of the domain.

Describe how you can control how a user logs on to a Windows system and how doing so can make a system more secure.

What is a rootkit and why is it so difficult to detect?

Requiring users to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to get a logon window is more secure than the welcome screen.

Matching Match each item with a statement below. - A program that is potentially harmful or potentially unwanted

What command can be used to take full access of a file?

First Look at Computer Parts and Tools

Working Inside Desktops and Laptops

All About Motherboards

Supporting Processors and Upgrading Memory

Supporting the Power System and Troubleshooting Computers

Supporting Hard Drives and Other Storage Devices

Survey of Windows Features and Support Tools

Installing Windows

Supporting I/O Devices

Maintaining Windows

Optimizing Windows

Supporting Customers and Troubleshooting Windows

Troubleshooting Windows Startup

Connecting To and Setting Up a Network

Supporting Network Hardware

Supporting Mobile Operating Systems

Windows Resources on a Network

Supporting Printers and Customizing a System

Virtualization, Linux, and Mac OS X

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Exam 18: Security Strategies

Matching Match each item with a statement below. - A type of malware that tricks you into opening it by substituting itself for a legitimate program

One way to authenticate users on a computer is to use a small device that contains authentication information. What is this device called?

Matching Match each item with a statement below. -an infestation designed to copy itself repeatedly to memory, on drive space, or on a network

Anti-malware software relies on what sort of update in order to define or detect malware as it gets into the wild?

On a peer-to-peer network, authentication is the responsibility of the domain.

Describe how you can control how a user logs on to a Windows system and how doing so can make a system more secure.

What is a rootkit and why is it so difficult to detect?

Requiring users to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to get a logon window is more secure than the welcome screen.

Matching Match each item with a statement below. - A program that is potentially harmful or potentially unwanted

What command can be used to take full access of a file?

First Look at Computer Parts and Tools

Working Inside Desktops and Laptops

All About Motherboards

Supporting Processors and Upgrading Memory

Supporting the Power System and Troubleshooting Computers

Supporting Hard Drives and Other Storage Devices

Survey of Windows Features and Support Tools

Installing Windows

Supporting I/O Devices

Maintaining Windows

Optimizing Windows

Supporting Customers and Troubleshooting Windows

Troubleshooting Windows Startup

Connecting To and Setting Up a Network

Supporting Network Hardware

Supporting Mobile Operating Systems

Windows Resources on a Network

Supporting Printers and Customizing a System

Virtualization, Linux, and Mac OS X

Filters