Identity & Access Management

Question 1

Authentication factors can be grouped into three categories , which are?

Answer 1

Something you know
Something you have
Something you do/are

Question 2

MFA stands for?

Answer 2

Multifactor Authentication

Question 3

Combines different types of factors to improve security

Answer 3

Multi factor authentication (MFA)

Question 4

A flexible authentication framework in Linux

Answer 4

Pluggable authentication modules
(PAMs)

Question 5

Central authority, responsible for distributing secret keys n

Answer 5

Key distribution center (KDC)

Question 6

Authentication factors can be grouped into what three categories?

Answer 6

Something you know (Knowledge)
Something you have (Ownership)
Something you do/ Are (Biometric)

Question 7

What kind of authentication factors in knowledge factors are there?

Answer 7

Password
Pin
Swipe pattern
Challenge question/password reset

Question 8

What kind of biometric factors are there for authentication factors?

Answer 8

Biometric authentication
Behavioral biometrics
Face scans : flat image and 3-D LiDAR scans

Question 9

Some authentication attributes are?

Answer 9

Somewhere where you are
Something you can do
Something you exhibit
Someone you know

Question 10

PAMs

Answer 10

Pluggable authentication modules

Question 11

SSO

Answer 11

Single sign-on

Question 12

Provide both authentication and authorization, allowing users to access multiple resources with one login

Answer 12

Single sign on (SSO)

Question 13

What central authority is responsible for distributing secret keys?

Answer 13

Key distribution center (KDC)

Question 14

TGT

Answer 14

Ticket granting ticket

Question 15

_________ is a system that provides single sign on (SSO)

Answer 15

Kerberos

Question 16

The process of somebody else taking your authentication info to sign into something

Answer 16

Replay attacks

Question 17

PAP

Answer 17

Password authentication protocol

Question 18

CHAP

Answer 18

Challenge handshake, authentication protocol

Question 19

Uses challenge – response to authenticate without sending the password over the network
Keeps count of who and where you are and the time

Answer 19

Challenge handshake, authentication protocol (CHAP)

Question 20

A security standard that ensures the cryptographic modules effectiveness
High security standards
For example, used in banks

Answer 20

FIPS 1 40–2 compliance

Question 21

This protocol since Passwords and plain text, making it insecure

Answer 21

Password often authentication protocol (PAP)