CEH Day 11 Wireless Security + Cloud Security + IoT Security

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What does SSID identify?

The name of a wireless network

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What does BSSID identify?

An identifier associated with a specific AP radio or interface

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Can multiple APs broadcast the same SSID?

Yes multiple APs can share an SSID while having different BSSIDs

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Why is a hidden SSID not a strong security control?

The SSID may still be exposed through wireless traffic and hiding it does not replace encryption or authentication

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What is infrastructure mode in WLAN?

Wireless clients communicate through an access point

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What is ad hoc wireless mode?

Devices communicate directly without a traditional access point

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What makes WEP insecure?

WEP uses RC4 with a weak IV design

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Which legacy security protocol introduced TKIP?

WPA

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Which encryption method is commonly used by WPA2?

AES-CCMP

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What authentication method does WPA2-Personal use?

A shared pre-shared key

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What authentication method does WPA2-Enterprise commonly use?

802.1X with EAP and centralized authentication

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What does WPA3-Personal use to improve password security?

SAE

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What can an attacker attempt after capturing a WPA2-Personal handshake?

Offline guessing of a weak passphrase

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Does capturing a WPA2 handshake automatically reveal the password?

No the attacker must still recover the passphrase

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What is an Evil Twin attack?

A rogue AP impersonating a legitimate wireless network

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What is a rogue access point?

An unauthorized wireless access point

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What is the primary effect of a deauthentication attack?

Availability disruption by disconnecting wireless clients

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What is wardriving?

Mapping wireless networks while moving through an area

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What does KRACK stand for?

Key Reinstallation Attack

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What does Aircrack-ng primarily help with?

Wireless security auditing and captured handshake password recovery

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What is Airodump-ng used for?

Capturing wireless traffic and observing APs and clients

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What is Aireplay-ng used for?

Wireless packet injection and replay

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What is Airbase-ng used for?

Creating a software based wireless access point

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What is Kismet used for?

Wireless network detection sniffing and monitoring

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What is Reaver associated with?

WPS PIN attacks

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Why is MAC filtering not strong authentication?

MAC addresses can be spoofed

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What is the main purpose of wireless IDS or IPS?

Detecting or responding to suspicious wireless activity

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What does IaaS mean?

Infrastructure as a Service

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In IaaS what does the customer typically manage?

Guest OS applications configurations IAM and data

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What does PaaS mean?

Platform as a Service

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In PaaS what does the customer typically manage?

Applications data identities and service configurations

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What does SaaS mean?

Software as a Service

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In SaaS what does the provider typically manage?

The hosted application and underlying platform

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What is the shared responsibility model?

A division of security responsibilities between the cloud provider and customer

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What is a public cloud?

Cloud infrastructure offered for use by multiple customers

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What is a private cloud?

Cloud infrastructure dedicated to one organization

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What is a hybrid cloud?

Integrated use of distinct cloud environments

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What is a community cloud?

Cloud infrastructure shared by organizations with common concerns

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What is cloud misconfiguration?

Incorrect cloud security settings that may expose resources or data

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What is account hijacking in cloud security?

An attacker gains control of a cloud account

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What is an insecure cloud API?

An API with inadequate security that may expose data or functionality

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What is VM escape?

Breaking out of a guest VM's isolation to interact with the host or hypervisor

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What is tenant isolation failure?

A weakness allowing one tenant to access or affect another tenant's resources

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What is cryptojacking?

Unauthorized use of computing resources for cryptocurrency mining

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What is cloud metadata service abuse?

Abusing access to instance metadata to potentially retrieve role credentials

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What is a side channel attack in cloud environments?

Inferring information from shared resource behavior

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What is the direct remediation for a public cloud storage bucket?

Block unintended public access and correct the bucket access policy

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Does encryption alone fix a publicly accessible storage bucket?

No access control must also be corrected

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What is the principle of least privilege?

Granting identities only the permissions required for their legitimate functions

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What is the most direct control for a cloud admin account without MFA?

Implement multi factor authentication

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What is the most direct control for a database accepting connections from any IP?

Restrict inbound traffic using security group or firewall rules

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What is the difference between network segmentation and security group rules?

Segmentation separates network zones while security group rules filter traffic

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What is a cloud backup?

A recoverable copy of data

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What is disaster recovery?

The broader capability to restore systems and services after disruption

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Why should backups be recovery tested?

Untested backups do not prove that data or services can be restored

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What is the IoT perception or device layer?

The layer that collects environmental data or interacts with the physical world

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What is the IoT network or transport layer?

The layer that transfers data between devices gateways and services

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What is the IoT application layer?

The layer that processes data and provides user facing services

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What is MQTT primarily used for?

Lightweight broker based publish subscribe messaging

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What is CoAP?

A lightweight REST like protocol commonly associated with UDP

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What is Zigbee commonly used for?

Low power wireless mesh networking in smart home and IoT systems

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What is BLE?

Bluetooth Low Energy for short range low power communication

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What is Z Wave commonly used for?

Low power smart home networking

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What is 6LoWPAN?

IPv6 over Low Power Wireless Personal Area Networks

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What is a common authentication weakness in IoT devices?

Default or hardcoded credentials

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What is the primary weakness of an insecure firmware update mechanism?

Inadequate firmware authenticity or integrity verification

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What is an IoT replay attack?

Retransmitting a previously captured valid message or command

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What is the difference between replay and MITM?

Replay reuses captured messages while MITM intercepts and may modify or relay communication

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What is IoT botnet recruitment?

Compromising IoT devices and controlling them collectively

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What is wireless jamming?

RF interference that disrupts wireless communication

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What is the primary impact of jamming?

Availability disruption

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What is Shodan used for?

Discovering internet exposed devices and services

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Does Shodan automatically exploit devices it finds?

No it is primarily a discovery and search tool

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What is Binwalk used for?

Analyzing firmware images and identifying or extracting embedded filesystems and files

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What is Wireshark used for?

Capturing and analyzing network packets and protocols

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What is the key difference between Binwalk and Wireshark?

Binwalk analyzes firmware images while Wireshark analyzes network traffic

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What is the purpose of IoT network segmentation?

Limiting communication and reducing lateral movement from compromised devices

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Does network segmentation patch vulnerable IoT firmware?

No patching and firmware lifecycle management are separate controls

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What is the purpose of signed firmware?

Verifying firmware authenticity and integrity

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What was the limitation of the Kali wireless lab environment?

The VM had no dedicated wireless adapter and exposed only virtual Ethernet interfaces

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Why could the existing PCAPNG not support raw 802.11 analysis?

It contained Ethernet II traffic rather than raw 802.11 wireless frames

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Which protocols were observed in the existing PCAPNG?

TCP HTTP TLS ARP SSDP DNS and QUIC

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What does ARP map?

IPv4 addresses to MAC addresses

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What transport protocol does QUIC use?

UDP

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What is the key wireless password recovery clue in a CEH scenario?

A weak WPA2 Personal passphrase with captured handshake material suggests offline guessing

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What is the key CEH clue for Binwalk?

Firmware image analysis or embedded filesystem extraction

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What is the key CEH clue for Shodan?

Searching for internet exposed devices and services

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What is the key CEH clue for VM escape?

A guest VM breaks out of isolation and interacts with the host or hypervisor

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What is the key CEH clue for metadata service abuse?

An attacker accesses instance metadata to retrieve cloud role credentials

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What is the key CEH clue for MQTT?

Lightweight broker based publish subscribe messaging