Information Security and Network Defense

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Comprehensive fill-in-the-blank practice flashcards covering network defense, cryptography, access controls, virtualization, firewalls, and security architecture.

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In information classification, information used inside the organization that carries the lowest restriction is classified as __________.

Internal Use

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Secret information available only to a very small number of people, such as trade secrets, formulas, and proprietary methods, is classified as __________.

Specialized

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The three Ds of security are Defense, Detection, and __________.

Deterrence

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The acronym AFAPAM, representing the six components of a security program, stands for Authority, Framework, Assessment, Planning, Action, and __________.

Maintenance

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Achieving 100 percent protection is practically impossible because the attacker needs only __________ weakness, while the defender must protect against all weaknesses.

one

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Security __________ is the overall proactive plan consisting of architecture, policies, and controls, while security __________ refers to day-to-day reactive practices.

strategy; tactics

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The source and path through which a threat reaches its target is called a __________.

threat vector

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A type of Trojan that provides remote access to a compromised computer to manipulate files, capture keystrokes, and take screenshots is called a __________.

Remote Access Trojan (RAT)

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An attacker commands a group of infected zombie systems to simultaneously overload a target with traffic during a __________ attack.

Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS)

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The harmful or damaging activity performed by malware on an infected system is called its __________.

payload

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Unlike a computer virus which requires another host file or code to replicate, a computer worm can replicate using its own __________.

code

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The four stages of the malicious mobile code lifecycle are Find, Exploit, Infect, and __________.

Repeat

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In risk analysis, the risk formula is defined as Risk=Probability×__________\text{Risk} = \text{Probability} \times \text{\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_}.

Cost of Asset Damage\text{Cost of Asset Damage}

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The layered security approach that deploys multiple defensive controls around important resources is called the __________ Model.

Onion

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The perimeter security model characterized by a 'hard outside and soft inside' is known as the __________ Model.

Lollipop

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To prevent attackers from easily accessing virtual infrastructure, the hypervisor's __________ network should be kept completely separate from virtual machines.

management

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The virtual network configuration that allows virtual machines to communicate with the host or each other without connecting directly to the physical network is __________ networking.

Host-only

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The cloud computing service model that provides virtual servers, storage, and networking over the internet is called __________.

IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)

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The five consecutive phases of the Secure Development Lifecycle (SDL) are Planning and Requirements, Secure Design, Secure Coding, Security Testing, and __________.

Secure Release and Maintenance

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To prevent SQL injection attacks, developers should validate user input on the server and use __________ queries instead of concatenating input directly into commands.

parameterized

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In HTTP authentication, __________ authentication sends the username and password using Base64 encoding without encryption.

Basic

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A physical access control mechanism that allows only one authorized person to enter at a time to prevent tailgating is called a __________.

mantrap

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While a signature-detection IDS matches traffic against known attack patterns, an anomaly detection model flags suspicious activity using __________ as a baseline.

normal behavior

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A __________ is installed on an individual device to detect unauthorized file changes, whereas a __________ monitors network traffic across multiple hosts.

HIDS; NIDS

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A centralized platform that aggregates, correlates, and analyzes security logs and events across multiple systems is known as a __________.

SIEM (Security Information and Event Management)

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In a VoIP system, a voice gateway connects to external telephone networks, while a __________ manages call routing, bandwidth, and address translation.

gatekeeper

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The four fundamental properties of a Reference Monitor are: Always on, Not subject to pre-emption, Tamperproof, and __________.

Lightweight

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In __________ Access Control, the resource owner grants or denies access, whereas in __________ Access Control, the security administrator controls policy and users cannot override it.

Discretionary (DAC); Mandatory (MAC)

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Among operating system security models, Bell-LaPadula enforces confidentiality, while the __________ model enforces data integrity.

Biba

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Microsoft's SD3+C trustworthy computing initiative consists of Secure by Design, Secure by Default, Secure in Deployment, and __________.

Communications

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Traceroute maps a network route by decrementing the packet's __________ field, causing intermediate routers to return an ICMP Time Exceeded message.

TTL (Time to Live)

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The three hierarchical layers defined in the Cisco Internetworking Model are the Access Layer, the Distribution Layer, and the __________ Layer.

Core

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Distance-vector routing protocols commonly evaluate paths using hop count, while link-state routing protocols construct a complete map of the __________.

network topology

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To prevent routing loops in distance-vector protocols, the __________ rule prevents an interface from advertising a route back out the same port from which it was learned.

split horizon

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Unlike a hub which broadcasts traffic to all ports, a switch forwards packets to the appropriate port by reading connected devices' __________ addresses.

MAC

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A second-generation firewall is referred to as a __________ firewall because it tracks active connections.

stateful

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__________ NAT provides a fixed, one-to-one address mapping that does not change, while __________ NAT dynamically assigns available addresses from a shared public pool.

Static; Dynamic

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In wireless intrusion detection, estimating the physical location of a rogue access point using triangulation typically requires __________ or more sensors.

three

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In the Bluetooth protocol stack, the layer responsible for link setup, link management, authentication, and encryption is __________.

LMP (Link Manager Protocol)

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While an intranet is restricted internally for employees, an __________ grants controlled access to authorized external business partners and suppliers.

extranet

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During Kerberos authentication, the Key Distribution Center (KDC) authenticates the client and issues a __________ to enable subsequent service requests.

Ticket Granting Ticket (TGT)

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In a stream cipher, plaintext and a keystream are combined using the __________ logical operation to produce ciphertext.

XOR

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In Storage Area Networks (SANs), controlling access by physical switch port is called port zoning, whereas controlling access using the device's hardware identifier is called __________ zoning.

WWN (World Wide Name)

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A one-time password generated using the current time and a shared secret key is known as a __________.

TOTP (Time-based One-Time Password)