CEHv12 CERTIFICATION LATEST FINAL
STUDY GUIDE 2026 SOLVED QUESTIONS
FULLY CORRECT
⫸ Which of the following is the warfare category in which viruses,
worms, Trojan horses, or sniffers are used to make systems shut down
automatically, corrupt data, steal information or services, send
fraudulent messages, and access unauthorized data? Answer: Hacker
Warfare
Explanation:
Psychological warfare: Psychological warfare is the use of various
techniques such as propaganda and terror to demoralize one's adversary
in an attempt to succeed in battle
Hacker warfare: The purpose of this type of warfare can vary from the
shutdown of systems, data errors, theft of information, theft of services,
system monitoring, false messaging, and access to data.
C2 warfare: In the computer security industry, C2 warfare refers to the
impact an attacker possesses over a compromised system or network that
they control.
Electronic warfare: It uses radio-electronic and cryptographic techniques
to degrade the communication.
⫸ Which of the following categories of information warfare is a sensor-
based technology that can directly disrupt technological systems?
Answer: Intelligence-based warfare
, Explanation:
Economic warfare: It can affect the economy of a business or nation by
blocking the flow of information.
Intelligence-based warfare: Intelligence-based warfare is a sensor-based
technology that directly corrupts technological systems. According to
Libicki, "intelligence-based warfare" is warfare that consists of the
design, protection, and denial of systems that seek sufficient knowledge
to dominate the battlespace
Psychological warfare: Psychological warfare is the use of various
techniques such as propaganda and terror to demoralize one's adversary
in an attempt to succeed in battle.
Electronic warfare: Attempt to disrupt the means of sending information.
⫸ Which of the following close-in attacks is performed by an attacker to
gather information by observing the target's activity at the closest
proximity? Answer: Shoulder surfing
Explanation:
Shoulder surfing: Performed by observing the target's activity at closest
proximity. Shoulder surfing steals personal information or confidential
information by peering over the target's shoulders.
Denial-of-service (DoS): Causing the services to be unavailable for the
target system.
ARP poisoning: ARP poisoning technique generally used by attackers to
perform sniffing on a target network.
STUDY GUIDE 2026 SOLVED QUESTIONS
FULLY CORRECT
⫸ Which of the following is the warfare category in which viruses,
worms, Trojan horses, or sniffers are used to make systems shut down
automatically, corrupt data, steal information or services, send
fraudulent messages, and access unauthorized data? Answer: Hacker
Warfare
Explanation:
Psychological warfare: Psychological warfare is the use of various
techniques such as propaganda and terror to demoralize one's adversary
in an attempt to succeed in battle
Hacker warfare: The purpose of this type of warfare can vary from the
shutdown of systems, data errors, theft of information, theft of services,
system monitoring, false messaging, and access to data.
C2 warfare: In the computer security industry, C2 warfare refers to the
impact an attacker possesses over a compromised system or network that
they control.
Electronic warfare: It uses radio-electronic and cryptographic techniques
to degrade the communication.
⫸ Which of the following categories of information warfare is a sensor-
based technology that can directly disrupt technological systems?
Answer: Intelligence-based warfare
, Explanation:
Economic warfare: It can affect the economy of a business or nation by
blocking the flow of information.
Intelligence-based warfare: Intelligence-based warfare is a sensor-based
technology that directly corrupts technological systems. According to
Libicki, "intelligence-based warfare" is warfare that consists of the
design, protection, and denial of systems that seek sufficient knowledge
to dominate the battlespace
Psychological warfare: Psychological warfare is the use of various
techniques such as propaganda and terror to demoralize one's adversary
in an attempt to succeed in battle.
Electronic warfare: Attempt to disrupt the means of sending information.
⫸ Which of the following close-in attacks is performed by an attacker to
gather information by observing the target's activity at the closest
proximity? Answer: Shoulder surfing
Explanation:
Shoulder surfing: Performed by observing the target's activity at closest
proximity. Shoulder surfing steals personal information or confidential
information by peering over the target's shoulders.
Denial-of-service (DoS): Causing the services to be unavailable for the
target system.
ARP poisoning: ARP poisoning technique generally used by attackers to
perform sniffing on a target network.
