Stack 4 Flashcards

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What does DLP do?

A

Stops Snowden stealing data.

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2
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Where is Hyper-V enabled?

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Enable in programs and features.

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3
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What physical device is used for hard tokens and displaying generated codes?

A

Fob key.

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4
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What does vi Linux do?

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vi is an interactive text editor that is display-oriented

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5
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What does increasing page file size do?

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More memory available to all running processes.

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6
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What is x.509 format for?

A

Certificates.

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7
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What happens if your browser is being maliciously redirected?

A

Reset proxy in connections.

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8
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What does a UPS protect from?

A

Sags, power failure and brownouts.

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9
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What does a line conditioner do?

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Protects equipment from power surges, helps to correct voltage and waveform distortions, and removes external electrical noise (i.e. frequency and electromagnetic interference) caused by devices such as radios and motors.

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10
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Maximum memory for 32 bit?

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4 GB.

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11
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What is the problem with leaving WP3 enabled?

A

Insecure and hackable.

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12
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Weakest WiFi security?

A

Wet WEP.

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13
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What does netuse command do?

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Allows you to quickly add, view, and delete network resources from your computer, like mapped drives.

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14
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What is BSoD?

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Blue screen of death, error logs.

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15
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What is a perimeter network?

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The boundary between an organization’s secured internal network and the Internet — or any other uncontrolled external network.

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16
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What is a client/server network?

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A client-server network is the medium through which clients access resources and services from a central computer, via either a local area network (LAN) or a wide-area network (WAN), such as the Internet.

17
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What is a legal hold?

A

Stop info from being destroyed, as it contains evidence.

18
Q

What address range is APIPA?

A

169.254.0.1 to 169.254.255.254.

19
Q

What does hibernate do?

A

Longer to resume, but uses less power, write data to disk.

20
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What does rm -f / do?

A

Delete all files on system.

21
Q

What does FIFO do?

A

Replace oldest disk with newest backup.

First in first out. Ensure freshest product.

22
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What is batch .bat used for?

A

Windows simple scripts.

23
Q

What is the system/event log?

A

Shows security and system info logs.

24
Q

What is the AAA by Cisco?

A

TACACACS+.

25
Q

Change management steps?

A

Scope change.
Risk analysis.
Plan.
User approval.
Present to board.
Backout plan.
Document changes.

26
Q

What is an integer?

A

A whole number.

27
Q

What is the BYOD policy?

A

Setting parameters for employees using their own laptop and agreement for them using them.

28
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What is airdrop?

A

Transfer files of iOS and Mac close range.

29
Q

What is time drift?

A

CMOS battery probably dying.