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Security+ Question of the Week: SPIM
What is SPIM? A. Serial Port Indicator Mechanism B. Unwanted junk e-mail messages C. A name resolver service D. SPAM over IM Reveal Answer The correct answer is D. Domain: 3.2. SPIM stands for SPAM...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Application Hardening
What is the first step in application hardening? A. Installing additional add-ons. B. Setting configurations. C. Disabling or removing unnecessary components. D. Application of updates or patches....
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Security+ Question of the Week: Website Redirect
What type of attack aims at redirecting traffic intended for a legitimate website to an illegitimate website? A. Phishing B. Pharming C. Fraggle D. SQL injection Reveal Answer The correct answer is B....
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Security+ Question of the Week: Screen Film
Screen film, used to reduce the angle of visibility on a monitor, protects against what form of attack? A. Phishing B. Shoulder surfing C. Vishing D. Spoofing Reveal Answer The correct answer is B....
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Security+ Question of the Week: Social Engineering Tactic
What social engineering tactic grants an unauthorized person access to a secured area without the consent of the authorized person? A. Tailgating B. War driving C. Phishing D. Piggybacking Reveal...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Vishing
What is vishing? A. Virtualization hijacking B. Phishing using a virus C. VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) based DoS (Denial of Service) attacks D. VoIP (Voice over IP) based information gathering...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Wireless Network Technology
What technology can use either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz frequency ranges and can support theoretical throughputs of 600 Mbps when using 802.11 wireless networks? A. WPA B. 802.11n C. MAC filtering D. Isolation...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Same Network Name
A hacker sets up a wireless access point in a vacant room next door to your office space. The wireless network supported by this unauthorized devices has the same network name and base station MAC...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Office Graffiti
When entering your office building from a side entrance, one which faces several outdoor restaurants, you notice circles with numbers and codes marked on the wall. What does this indicate? A. War...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Security Risk at Lunch
While away from the office for lunch, you connect your notebook to a free WiFi hotspot provided by the restaurant. You sit in a corner booth, latch the notebook to the table and orient the screen so as...
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Security+ Question of the Week: SPIM
What is SPIM? A. Serial Port Indicator Mechanism B. Unwanted junk e-mail messages C. A name resolver service D. SPAM over IM Reveal Answer The correct answer is D. Domain: 3.2. SPIM stands for SPAM...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Application Hardening
What is the first step in application hardening? A. Installing additional add-ons. B. Setting configurations. C. Disabling or removing unnecessary components. D. Application of updates or patches....
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Security+ Question of the Week: Website Redirect
What type of attack aims at redirecting traffic intended for a legitimate website to an illegitimate website? A. Phishing B. Pharming C. Fraggle D. SQL injection Reveal Answer The correct answer is B....
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Security+ Question of the Week: Screen Film
Screen film, used to reduce the angle of visibility on a monitor, protects against what form of attack? A. Phishing B. Shoulder surfing C. Vishing D. Spoofing Reveal Answer The correct answer is B....
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Security+ Question of the Week: Social Engineering Tactic
What social engineering tactic grants an unauthorized person access to a secured area without the consent of the authorized person? A. Tailgating B. War driving C. Phishing D. Piggybacking Reveal...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Vishing
What is vishing? A. Virtualization hijacking B. Phishing using a virus C. VLAN (Virtual Local Area Network) based DoS (Denial of Service) attacks D. VoIP (Voice over IP) based information gathering...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Wireless Network Technology
What technology can use either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz frequency ranges and can support theoretical throughputs of 600 Mbps when using 802.11 wireless networks? A. WPA B. 802.11n C. MAC filtering D. Isolation...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Same Network Name
A hacker sets up a wireless access point in a vacant room next door to your office space. The wireless network supported by this unauthorized devices has the same network name and base station MAC...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Security+ Question of the Week: Office Graffiti
When entering your office building from a side entrance, one which faces several outdoor restaurants, you notice circles with numbers and codes marked on the wall. What does this indicate? A. War...
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Security+ Question of the Week: Security Risk at Lunch
While away from the office for lunch, you connect your notebook to a free WiFi hotspot provided by the restaurant. You sit in a corner booth, latch the notebook to the table and orient the screen so as...
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