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EC-Council Certified Security Analyst (ECSA) v10 : Penetration Testing Questions 50–54 (page: 12)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

Simon is a former employee of Trinitron XML Inc. He feels he was wrongly terminated and wants to hack into his former company's network. Since Simon remembers some of the server names, he attempts to run the AXFR and IXFR commands using DIG.
What is Simon trying to accomplish here?

  1. Enumerate all the users in the domain
  2. Perform DNS poisoning
  3. Send DOS commands to crash the DNS servers
  4. Perform a zone transfer

Answer(s): D



You have compromised a lower-level administrator account on an Active Directory network of a small company in Dallas, Texas. You discover Domain Controllers through enumeration. You connect to one of the Domain Controllers on port 389 using Idp.exe.
What are you trying to accomplish here?

  1. Poison the DNS records with false records
  2. Enumerate MX and A records from DNS
  3. Establish a remote connection to the Domain Controller
  4. Enumerate domain user accounts and built-in groups

Answer(s): D



An automated electronic mail message from a mail system which indicates that the user does not exist on that server is called as?

  1. SMTP Queue Bouncing
  2. SMTP Message Bouncing
  3. SMTP Server Bouncing
  4. SMTP Mail Bouncing

Answer(s): D



You work as an IT security auditor hired by a law firm in Boston. You have been assigned the responsibility to audit the client for security risks. When assessing the risk to the clients network, what step should you take first?

  1. Analyzing, categorizing and prioritizing resources
  2. Evaluating the existing perimeter and internal security
  3. Checking for a written security policy
  4. Analyzing the use of existing management and control architecture

Answer(s): C



Today, most organizations would agree that their most valuable IT assets reside within applications and databases. Most would probably also agree that these are areas that have the weakest levels of security, thus making them the prime target for malicious activity from system administrators, DBAs, contractors, consultants, partners, and customers.



Which of the following flaws refers to an application using poorly written encryption code to securely encrypt and store sensitive data in the database and allows an attacker to steal or modify weakly protected data such as credit card numbers, SSNs, and other authentication credentials?

  1. SSI injection attack
  2. Insecure cryptographic storage attack
  3. Hidden field manipulation attack
  4. Man-in-the-Middle attack

Answer(s): B



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