Which type of network security exploit uses a fake wireless router with the exact same SSID label as a corporate office network to trick workers into connecting so the attacker can log their data traffic? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
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A piece of software code that remains hidden and completely inactive inside a corporate server until an executive's account deletion triggers its destructive routine is a:
Correct Answer: Option A
Explanation:
Logic bombs are snippets of malicious code hidden within legitimate software programmed to activate only when specific conditions are met.
Logic bombs are snippets of malicious code hidden within legitimate software programmed to activate only when specific conditions are met.
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Which of the following is a common technique used in social engineering?
Correct Answer: Option C
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Baiting is a social engineering technique that lures victims with a promise of a reward, such as a free download, to trick them into installing malware or revealing information.
Baiting is a social engineering technique that lures victims with a promise of a reward, such as a free download, to trick them into installing malware or revealing information.
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Which security framework eliminates default perimeter trust settings, validating user identities and credentials continuously at every access step?
Correct Answer: Option C
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Zero Trust eliminates old default trust perimeters, enforcing strict continuous verification parameters for all connection assets regardless of network location.
Zero Trust eliminates old default trust perimeters, enforcing strict continuous verification parameters for all connection assets regardless of network location.
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