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Practice test question (#1)
I think this question is a good example of what you need to be careful of on the test. Note I have never taken the CISSP. Interested in feedback from people who have.
Which of the following can be used to hide a spoof attack?
A masquerading
B buffer overflows
C sniffing
D denial of service (DOS)
In my opinion, 2 of the answers are correct. Both are valid responses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jK-NcRmVcw
Which of the following can be used to hide a spoof attack?
A masquerading
B buffer overflows
C sniffing
D denial of service (DOS)
In my opinion, 2 of the answers are correct. Both are valid responses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jK-NcRmVcw
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dhay13
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Seems to be an odd question as spoofing in and of itself is a form of hiding. If I were to pick an answer I would go with DoS. My thought is that a spoof attack would get lost in the traffic of a DoS attack. Be interested to hear what others say. -
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That is a terrible question.
A. Masquerading by definition is pretending to be somebody / something that it is not...therefore it is spoofing.
B. BO could allow access but generally leads to a DoS for the application/service.
C. Sniffing is simply viewing traffic.
D. DoS causes a service or application to fail...for example if an IDS had a DoS, then a spoof attack would not be detected.
I hate the question, but D is the best answer.