Flashcard data - Brainscape (10)

Question 1

Threats to Bluetooth Devices

Answer 1

Bluejacking
Bluesniping
Bluesnarfing
War Nibbling/Bluecasing

Question 2

Bluejacking

Answer 2

Sends an unsolicited message to another device that has its Bluetooth connection open.

Question 3

Bluesniping

Answer 3

Uses a directional antenna to establish connections with Bluetooth‐enabled devices. Bluetooth has a distance limitation, which may prevent a hacker from establishing a connection. In this situation, the hacker can use a directional antenna to establish connections for up to a mile (1.6 kilometers).

Question 4

Bluesnarfing

Answer 4

Uses the Bluejacking method to connect to the device, then gain access to the address book, contact information, email, and text messages. ___ uses bluetooth to steal information from a wireless device. A ___ attack can occur using unintended Bluetooth pairing.

Question 5

War Nibbling/Bluecasing

Answer 5

A hacker tries to find unsecured or unpatched Bluetooth connections, then steal information. War Nibbling is similar to War Diving, which is performed on the wireless network.

Question 6

Radio Frequency Identifier (RFID) attacks

Answer 6

Eavesdropping
Replay
Sniffing
Man-in-the-middle (MITM)
Cloning
Spoofing

Question 7

Near Field Communication (NFC) attacks

Answer 7

Eavesdropping
Data modification
MITM

Question 8

Initialization Vector (IV)

Answer 8

By learning the plaintext of one packet, the attacker tries to compute the RC4 keystream generated by the ___.

Question 9

Domain Hijacking

Answer 9

In this attack, the attacker gains access to the domain registration to get hold of the primary DNS information. Then the attacker simply changes the domain information to point to a domain server controlled by the attacker.