QUESTION: 245

Easy-to-guess passwords led to an account compromise. The current password policy requires at least 12 alphanumeric characters, one uppercase character, one lowercase character, a password history of two passwords, a minimum password age of one day, and a maximum password age of 90 days. Which of the following would reduce the risk of this incident from happening again? (Choose two.)

Increasing the minimum password length to 14 characters.
Upgrading the password hashing algorithm from MD5 to SHA-512.
Increasing the maximum password age to 120 days.
Reducing the minimum password length to ten characters.
Reducing the minimum password age to zero days.
Including a requirement for at least one special character.

Answer(s): A,F

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QUESTION: 246

A user downloaded software from an online forum. After the user installed the software, the security team observed external network traffic connecting to the user's computer on an uncommon port. Which of the following is the most likely explanation of this unauthorized connection?

The software had a hidden keylogger.
The software was ransomware.
The user's computer had a fileless virus.
The software contained a backdoor.

Answer(s): D

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QUESTION: 247

A utility company is designing a new platform that will host all the virtual machines used by business applications. The requirements include:
• A starting baseline of 50% memory utilization
• Storage scalability
• Single circuit failure resilience
Which of the following best meets all of these requirements?

Connecting dual PDUs to redundant power supplies
Transitioning the platform to an IaaS provider
Configuring network load balancing for multiple paths
Deploying multiple large NAS devices for each host

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 248

Which of the following best describes a use case for a DNS sinkhole?

Attackers can see a DNS sinkhole as a highly valuable resource to identify a company's domain structure.
A DNS sinkhole can be used to draw employees away from known-good websites to malicious ones owned by the attacker.
A DNS sinkhole can be used to capture traffic to known-malicious domains used by attackers.
A DNS sinkhole can be set up to attract potential attackers away from a company's network resources.

Answer(s): C

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