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Question 1

You should complete all of the following steps to protect against war-driving attacks —

Answer 1

Change the default SSID    
Disable SSID broadcast.    
Configure the network to use authenticated access only.    
Configure the WEP protocol to WPA.    
Implement WPA2 instead of WEP.   
Reduce the access point signal strength.

Question 2

War driving is a method of discovering 802.11 wireless networks by driving around with a laptop and looking for —

Answer 2

open wireless networks.

Question 3

NetStumbler is a common —

Answer 3

war-driving tool.

Question 4

Hardware tokens, server locks, and door locks are security concepts considered___________________ If they are the sole method of user authentication, safeguards must be put in place to ensure security should they are______________. They are best implemented as part of a__________________________. —

Answer 4

something you have / lost or stolen / multifactor authentication system

Question 5

Hardware tokens are some type of _____________________that a user must have during the login process to prove possession of the device. —

Answer 5

physical object

Question 6

Door locks require a key which is ___________________to open, whether the key is a typical metal key, a keypad, a smart card, or a key fob. —

Answer 6

something you have

Question 7

Server locks _______________________to the devices in the server cabinet. They can be locked through a key in the same manner that door locks can be secured. Electronic locks could require a security card or hardware token to open. —

Answer 7

restrict access

Question 8

Biometric devices are based on the security concept _______________________They match a user’s uniquely identifiable physical attribute to a previously stored value. —

Answer 8

something you are

Question 9

Automated System Recovery in not an option listed in the —

Answer 9

Advanced Boot Options menu.\

Question 10

The menu for Advanced Boot Options —

Answer 10

Safe Mode     
Safe Mode with Networking    
Safe Mode with Command Prompt     
Enable Boot Logging     
Enable low-resolution video -640-480     
Last Known Good Configuration      
Directory Services Restore Mode     
Debugging Mode.     
Disable automatic restart on system failure      
Disable Drive Signature Enforcement

Question 11

The bootmgr file replaced the —

Answer 11

NTLDR file. The NTLDR was the boot loader for Windows XP and earlier. In Windows Vista and later, NTLDR was replaced by the bootmgr.exe and winload.exe files.

Question 12

The _________________________file is the file that replaced the boot.ini file. —

Answer 12

Boot Configuration Data BCD

Question 13

The boot.ini file was used in Windows XP and earlier, and the BCD file was used in —

Answer 13

Windows Vista and later.

Question 14

The BCD holds configuration data about which ________________________are installed. —

Answer 14

operating systems

Question 15

You cannot copy a BCD file from another computer and expect it to work properly. The MSCONFIG utility is used to edit the —

Answer 15

BCD file.

Question 16

You can also use BCDEdit.exe in Windows —

Answer 16

7 and later.

Question 17

The bcdedit.exe utility is used to ___________________the BCD file. —-

Answer 17

edit, modify, and update

Question 18

You can also edit the BCD file by using —

Answer 18

MSCONFIG.

Question 19

The boot.ini file contains the configuration data for Windows _________________—

Answer 19

XP and earlier.

Question 20

The REGSVR32 utility is used to _______________________________dll and ActiveX files in the registry. If a dll file is missing, you should use this utility to register the dll file once it has been replaced. —

Answer 20

register and unregister

Question 21

A corrupt registry can only be solved by —

Answer 21

restoring the registry from a backup.

Question 22

Missing exe files can only be solved by —

Answer 22

re-installing the application.