QUESTION: 181

What are the security risks of running a "repair" installation for Windows XP?

Pressing Shift+F10gives the user administrative rights
Pressing Shift+F1gives the user administrative rights
Pressing Ctrl+F10 gives the user administrative rights
There are no security risks when running the "repair" installation for Windows XP

Answer(s): A

Terri works for a security consulting firm that is currently performing a penetration test on First National Bank in Tokyo. Terri's duties include bypassing firewalls and switches to gain access to the network. Terri sends an IP packet to one of the company's switches with ACK bit and the source address of her machine set. What is Terri trying to accomplish by sending this IP packet?

Trick the switch into thinking it already has a session with Terri's computer
Poison the switch's MAC address table by flooding it with ACK bits
Crash the switch with a DoS attack since switches cannot send ACK bits
Enable tunneling feature on the switch

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 183

You are a security analyst performing reconnaissance on a company you will be carrying out a penetration test for. You conduct a search for IT jobs on Dice.com and find the following information for an open position: 7+ years experience in Windows Server environment 5+ years experience in Exchange 2000/2003 environment Experience with Cisco Pix Firewall, Linksys 1376 router, Oracle 11i and MYOB v3.4 Accounting software are required MCSA desired, MCSE, CEH preferred No Unix/Linux Experience needed What is this information posted on the job website considered?