Question Results

Score 5 of 5

Question:

What is a cryptographic keystream that can only be used once?

Response:

Correct Answer	User Answer
/one.*time.*pad/i	one time pad

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Question:

More key terms from Chapter 2

Response:

Match	User answer	Feedback
Weakness or lack of a countermeasure	Threat
Entity that can exploit a vulnerability	Threat agent
The danger of having a vulnerability exploited	Threat
The probability of a threat being realized	Risk
Presence of a vulnerability which exposes the organization	Exposure

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Question:

Match the following control types to their purposes

Response:

Match	User answer	Feedback
Reducing Risk	Preventative
Correcting violations and incidents	Compensating	Corrective controls also help improve existing preventative and detective controls
Discouraging violations	Deterrent
Providing alternate ways of accomplishing a task	Compensating
Restoring systems and information	Recovery

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Question:

Match the following key terms

Response:

Match	User answer	Feedback
Availability	Reliable and timely access to data and resources
Confidentiality	Necessary level of secrecy, unauthorized disclosure is prevented
Shoulder surfing	Unauthorized viewing of information (screen peeking)
Social Engineering	Tricking someone into giving sensitive information (to gain unauthorized access)

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Question:

A LAN is

Response:

	a Linear Applebaum Network diagram
	a Local Area Network
	a Least Access Notification
	a Local Authentication Node
	a Local Account Name

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Question:

A WAN is

Response:

	a Wide Array Node
	the Westinghouse Address Naming convention
	one of the Wilson-Adder Need types
	a Wide Area Network
	a Working Authentication Name