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Question 1

Look at the following output. What did the hacker accomplish?

Options:

A.

The hacker used whois to gather publicly available records for the domain.

B.

The hacker used the "fierce" tool to brute force the list of available domains.

C.

The hacker listed DNS records on his own domain.

D.

The hacker successfully transferred the zone and enumerated the hosts.

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Question 2

It is a kind of malware (malicious software) that criminals install on your computer so they can lock it from a remote location. This malware generates a pop-up window, webpage, or email warning from what looks like an official authority. It explains that your computer has been locked because of possible illegal activities on it and demands payment before you can access your files and programs again.

Which of the following terms best matches the definition?

Options:

A.

Ransomware

B.

Adware

C.

Spyware

D.

Riskware

Question 3

A security analyst in an insurance company is assigned to test a new web application that will be used by clients to help them choose and apply for an insurance plan. The analyst discovers that the application is developed in ASP scripting language and it uses MSSQL as a database backend. The analyst locates the application's search form and introduces the following code in the search input field:

When the analyst submits the form, the browser returns a pop-up window that says "Vulnerable".

Which web applications vulnerability did the analyst discover?

Options:

A.

Cross-site request forgery

B.

Command injection

C.

Cross-site scripting

D.

SQL injection