Network and System Threats (I)

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What is the difference between ipconfig and ifconfig?

Back

ipconfig is for Windows TCP/IP configuration: ifconfig is for Linux interface configuration

Front

What protocol does the 'ping' command use?

Back

ICMP

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What does the 'netstat' command do?

Back

Monitors network connections to and from host

Front

What are ipconfig and ifconfig mainly used for?

Back

Network troubleshooting

Front

What does ARP stand for?

Back

Address Resolution Protocol

Front

______ allows a user to remotely connect and control another system.

Back

SSH

Front

What is the primary goal of a Denial of Service (DoS) attack in ethical hacking?

Back

To disrupt or disable network services

Front

Which of the following is NOT a common method of DoS attacks?
Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, Smurf attacks, SYN flood attacks

Back

Updating software and patches

Front

How can DoS attacks be detected and responded to?

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By monitoring network traffic for unusual patterns and behaviors

Front

What is a common prevention technique against DoS attacks?

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Regularly updating software and patches