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What is CTF?
What is CTF?
- A technique used to destroy databases
- A simulated cyber attack to check for vulnerabilities
- A sustained cyber attack to steal sensitive data
- An exercise involving hidden flags in vulnerable programs/websites (correct)
What does the CIA Triad refer to?
What does the CIA Triad refer to?
- An exercise involving hidden flags in vulnerable programs/websites
- A sustained cyber attack to steal sensitive data
- Confidentiality, integrity, and availability in information security (correct)
- A simulated cyber attack to check for vulnerabilities
What is social engineering?
What is social engineering?
- A technique used to destroy databases
- A simulated cyber attack to check for vulnerabilities
- An exercise involving hidden flags in vulnerable programs/websites
- The use of psychological manipulation to trick users (correct)
What is an APT?
What is an APT?
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What is attack surface mapping?
What is attack surface mapping?
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Study Notes
- CTF is an exercise involving hidden flags in vulnerable programs/websites.
- Pen testing is a simulated cyber attack to check for vulnerabilities.
- SQL injection can destroy databases and is a common hacking technique.
- CIA Triad refers to confidentiality, integrity, and availability in information security.
- Cyber security defends against malicious attacks on electronic devices and data.
- APT is a sustained cyber attack to steal sensitive data.
- Attribution is identifying the attacker responsible for a cyber attack.
- Attack surface mapping identifies vulnerabilities in a system.
- Social engineering uses psychological manipulation to trick users.
- Playbooks outline steps to take in response to a security incident.
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