IS3440 CHAP 7 NETWORKS, FIREWALLS, AND MORE Flashcards
(COMMAND) ___ lists the configured profiles of various commands and services.
(COMMAND) apparmor_status
(COMMAND) ___ is a service for running administrative jobs on a one-time basis; protected by the /etc/at.allow and /etc/at.deny files.
(COMMAND) at
(COMMAND) ___ is a SELinux command that can be used to change the AVC contexts associated with a file.
(COMMAND) chcon
(COMMAND) ___ is a service for running administrative jobs on a regular basis; protected by the /etc/cron.allow and /etc/cron.deny files.
(COMMAND) cron
(COMMAND) ___ is a SELinux command that returns the context settings of a specified file or directory.
(COMMAND) secon
(COMMAND) ___ Is a SELinux command that returns the overall status of SELinux on the local system.
(COMMAND) sestatus
___ in security, is an access permission represented by a bitmap; commonly stored for SELinux security in an ___ ___ cache.
Access vector
___ is an access permission associated with SELinux.
(AVC) Access vector cache
___ is a mandatory access control system used to create security profiles for different programs. Uses Linux security modules in the kernel. Not compatible with SELinux.
(AppArmor) Application Armor
___ is a protocol for validating users before allowing access, which includes a challenge to verify the identity of a user.
(CHAP) Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol
___ Is an attack based on overloading a network service, denying access to regular users. Not all are malicious, as they can be accidental results of certain types of connection attempts. Nevertheless, they should be blocked or slowed down as if they were attacks.
(DoS) Denial of service attack
___ is a professional organization; it is also the group behind standards such as 802.11 for wireless communication.
(IEEE) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
___ is a group of standards for digital transmission of voice and data over the public switched telephone network.
(ISDN) Integrated Services digital Network
___ is the organization responsible for domain names, IP addresses, and Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) protocols on the internet.
(IANA) Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
___ supports atuomated Internet Protocol (IP) addressing without a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server. Related to Microsoft’s automatic private IP addressing and Apple’s Bonjour protocols. Communicates using both TCP and UDP over port 5353.
(mDNS) Multicast Domain Name Service protocol