An attack where the potential intruder tricks a user into providing sensitive information is known as which of the following?
A.
Social engineering
B.
Bluesnarfing
C.
Man-in-the-middle
D.
Evil Twin
which of the following?
An attack where the potential intruder tricks a user into providing sensitive information is known as which of the following?
Are these questions from an actual recent exam? I am taking the test in a week and need every resource I can find, thanks
NO
Just took the exam.
Only the simulation questions #’s 119-130 and 258 were on the exam. and those simulation questions were exactly the same.
None of the other questions here were on my test. And the questions that were on my test were mostly problem solving questions that seem slightly more difficult than the ones here. I would recommend going to other resources to prepare.
Hope this helps
@Dillon
Were there at least some that were related to the questions in this list? I don’t see how it is possible for there to have been almost none of these questions, as they cover pretty much all aspects of the course? What other sources* would you suggest? Would you say all 254 of these q’s, apart from the simulation ones, helped at all?
*apart from cybrary.it, other free sources preferably
Dillon,
I agree with you I just took the exam May 2017, and none of these questions were on the exam there may have been about 3-4 of the actual same simulations that were on the exam. These questions here were more straight forward however, the questions on the exam were more in depth which required you to have a higher level of expertise in IT to answer the questions correctly. I would highly recommend to study and cross examine multiple resources to be better prepared for taking the exam.
Did you pass then?
I took the exam today, scored a 786. There was maybe 6 questions (not including sims) on the exam from here. I had 4 simulations they are in questions 119 to 129, so I’d definitely check those out.
The questions here are kind of worded the same way as in the real exam, just more scenario oriented. Also, know all your ports and get familiar with switching/router COmmand line