QUESTION: 105

While browsing his Facebook feed, Matt sees a picture one of his friends posted with the caption, “Learn more about your friends!”, as well as a number of personal questions. Matt is suspicious and texts his friend, who confirms that he did indeed post it. With assurance that the post is legitimate, Matt responds to the questions on the post. A few days later, Matt’s bank account has been accessed, and the password has been changed.

What most likely happened?

Matt inadvertently provided the answers to his security questions when responding to the post.
Matt inadvertently provided his password when responding to the post.
Matt’s computer was infected with a keylogger.
Matt’s bank account login information was brute forced.

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 106

Attacker Simon targeted the communication network of an organization and disabled the security controls of NetNTLMv1 by modifying the values of LMCompatibilityLevel, NTLMMinClientSec, and RestrictSendingNTLMTraffic. He then extracted all the non-network logon tokens from all the active processes to masquerade as a legitimate user to launch further attacks.

What is the type of attack performed by Simon?

Combinator attack
Dictionary attack
Rainbow table attack
Internal monologue attack

Answer(s): D

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QUESTION: 107

Steve, an attacker, created a fake profile on a social media website and sent a request to Stella. Stella was enthralled by Steve’s profile picture and the description given for his profile, and she initiated a conversation with him soon after accepting the request. After a few days, Steve started asking about her company details and eventually gathered all the essential information regarding her company.

What is the social engineering technique Steve employed in the above scenario?

Baiting
Piggybacking
Diversion theft
Honey trap

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 108

Hackers often raise the trust level of a phishing message by modeling the email to look similar to the internal email used by the target company. This includes using logos, formatting, and names of the target company. The phishing message will often use the name of the company CEO, President, or Managers. The time a hacker spends performing research to locate this information about a company is known as?

Exploration
Investigation
Reconnaissance
Enumeration

Answer(s): C

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