QUESTION: 101

SQL injection is defined as?

The gaining of access to an operating system by injecting code into a system process.
The destruction of databases by malicious code.
The destruction of databases by malicious code.
Altering data on a victims database server to that of a hackers choice.

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 102

Select the best method of securing the underlying data tables on a database system.

Create service accounts with the correct privileges for the action the user is carrying out, i.e.read only or full control.
Allow only users to connect as the SA account.
Create a service account with full access privilege over the underlying data tables.
Allow only applications to interrogate a mirror of the database.

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 103

When a network switch receives a very large quantity of random MAC addresses which would overfill the Content Addressable Memory (CAM) table, how will the switch react?

It will drop packets until the tables are cleared and then will resume normal processing.
It will drop the oldest entries in the CAM table to make room for the new packets and will continue working normally
It will revert to being a HUB and will broadcast all traffic on each of the ports
It is impossible to flood the MAC tables because of their very large size.

Answer(s): C

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Having just downloaded a new version of Cain & Abel, you wish to monitor your network for clear text passwords being sent.
Knowing you are currently connected to a switch you will attempt to perform an ARP poisoning attack that will let you look at all the packets and not only packets sent to your own machine.
What would you call this type of sniffing?

Passing Sniffing
Active Sniffing
ARP Sniffing
All stations sniffing

Answer(s): B

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