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ECHELON FINAL TEST (MODULE QUIZZES PRACTICE) ACCURATE AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS FOR GUARANTEED PASS




The assurance that the systems responsible for delivering, storing, and
processing information are accessible when required by authorized users is
referred to by which of the following elements of information security? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Availability: Assurance that the systems responsible for
delivering, storing, and processing information are accessible when required by
the authorized users.


Identify the element of information security that refers to the quality of being
genuine or uncorrupted as a characteristic of any communication, documents,
or any data. - CORRECT ANSWER-Authenticity


Ruby, a hacker, visited her target company disguised as an aspiring candidate
seeking a job. She noticed that certain sensitive documents were thrown in the
trash near an employee's desk. She collected these documents, which included
critical information that helped her to perform further attacks.
Identify the type of attack performed by Ruby in the above scenario. - CORRECT
ANSWER-Close-in Attacks: Close-in attacks are performed when the attacker is
in close physical proximity to the target system or network. The main goal of
performing this type of attack is to gather or modify the information or disrupt
its access. For example, an attacker might shoulder surf user credentials.
Attackers gain close proximity through the surreptitious entry, open access, or
both.


James, a malware programmer, intruded into a manufacturing plant that
produces computer peripheral devices. James tampered with the software
inside devices ready to be delivered to clients. The tampered program creates a
backdoor that allows unauthorized access to the systems.

, Identify the type of attack performed by James in the above scenario to gain
unauthorized access to the delivered systems. - CORRECT ANSWER-Distribution
attacks: Distribution attacks occur when attackers tamper with hardware or
software prior to installation.


Williams, an employee, was using his personal laptop within the organization's
premises. He connected his laptop to the organization's internal network and
began eavesdropping on the communication between other devices connected
to the internal network. He sniffed critical information such as login credentials
and other confidential data passing through the network.
Identify the type of attack performed by Williams in the above scenario. -
CORRECT ANSWER-Insider attacks: Insider attacks are performed by trusted
persons who have physical access to the critical assets of the target. An insider
attack involves using privileged access to violate rules or intentionally cause a
threat to the organization's information or information systems.


David, a professional hacker, has initiated a DDoS attack against a target
organization. He developed a malicious code and distributed it through emails
to compromise the systems. Then, all the infected systems were grouped
together to launch a DDoS attack against the organization.
Identify the type of attack launched by David on the target organization. -
CORRECT ANSWER-Botnet: A huge network of compromised systems used by
an intruder to perform various network attacks.


Jack is working as a malware analyst in an organization. He was assigned to
inspect an attack performed against the organization. Jack determined that the
attacker had restricted access to the main computer's files and folders and was
demanding an online payment to remove these restrictions.
Which of the following types of attack has Jack identified in the above
scenario? - CORRECT ANSWER-Ransomware: Restricts access to the computer
system's files and folders and demands an online ransom payment to the
malware creator(s) in order to remove the restrictions.

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