Cybersecurity Quiz

What does the term "Absolute file path" refer to in cybersecurity?

• A) A type of attack where data packets are manipulated in transit

• B) The full file path, which starts from the root

• C) A network protocol used to determine the MAC address of the next router or device on the path

• D) A detection method that identifies abnormal behavior

What is "Access controls" in the context of cybersecurity?

• A) A set of rules used to solve a problem

• B) A type of legitimate software that displays digital advertisements

• C) Security controls that manage access, authorization, and accountability of information

• D) The investigation and validation of alerts

What is "Active packet sniffing"?

• A) A detection method that identifies abnormal behavior

• B) A technique that manipulates AI and ML technology to conduct attacks

• C) A type of legitimate software used to display digital advertisements

• D) A type of attack where data packets are manipulated in transit

What does "Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)" stand for?

• A) A technique where attackers impersonate customer service representatives on social media

• B) A set of rules used to solve a problem

• C) A network protocol used to determine the MAC address of the next router or device on the path

• D) A detection method that identifies abnormal behavior

What is an "Advanced persistent threat (APT)"?

• A) A detection method that identifies abnormal behavior

• B) An instance when a threat actor maintains unauthorized access to a system for an extended period of time

• C) A type of legitimate software that is sometimes used to display digital advertisements

• D) A technique where attackers impersonate customer service representatives on social media

What is "Adversarial artificial intelligence (AI)"?

• A) A detection method that identifies abnormal behavior

• B) A technique that manipulates AI and ML technology to conduct attacks more efficiently

• C) A network protocol used to determine the MAC address of the next router or device on the path

• D) A type of attack where data packets are manipulated in transit

What is "Adware"?

• A) A type of attack where data packets are manipulated in transit

• B) A network protocol used to determine the MAC address of the next router or device on the path

• C) A type of legitimate software that is sometimes used to display digital advertisements

• D) A technique that manipulates AI and ML technology to conduct attacks more efficiently

What is an "Algorithm" in the context of cybersecurity?

• A) A network protocol used to determine the MAC address of the next router or device on the path

• B) A type of legitimate software that is sometimes used to display digital advertisements

• C) A detection method that identifies abnormal behavior

• D) A set of rules used to solve a problem

What does "Analysis" refer to in cybersecurity?

• A) A type of legitimate software that is sometimes used to display digital advertisements

• B) The full file path, which starts from the root

• C) The investigation and validation of alerts

• D) A network protocol used to determine the MAC address of the next router or device on the path

What is "Angler phishing"?

• A) A detection method that identifies abnormal behavior

• B) A type of legitimate software that is sometimes used to display digital advertisements

• C) A technique where attackers impersonate customer service representatives on social media

• D) A network protocol used to determine the MAC address of the next router or device on the path