Professor Messor Flashcards
what is an on path attack?
attackers place themselves between two devices (often a web browser and web server) and intercept or modify communication between the two.
what is the windows recovery enviroment?
a recovery environment that can repair common causes of unbootable operating systems.
what is kerberos?
an authentication protocol used to provide single sign on functionality
what is 802.1X?
a standard protocol used for authentication and its common to use this configuration when many individuals need to access a network resource.
what devices use RFID?
key fobs and access badges
what does the yum command provide?
a method of performing application installations and updates.
what extension do mac applications have?
.app
which file system is most commonly associated with flash drives on windows?
exfat
what is an ISO file?
a disk image standard created by the international organization for standardization
what does appending a dollar sign on a windows share do?
it hides the name when listing available shares.
what is the registry editor?
can be used to configure detailed settings of the windows operating system.
what can you view with netstat?
can be used to view a summary of real time inbound and outbound network communication
what is EFS?
allows for individual file and folder encryption in the NTFS file system
what is SSH best used for?
commonly used to connect to the command line of a remote device.
what can MAC filters do?
prevent network access by a specific device.
what is windows quick format?
only removes the file system index and allows data to be recovered with the right software.
what is UAC?
User Account Control
what does an SQL injection allow?
unintended and unauthorized access to a database