Stack 5 Flashcards

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What does vi in Linux do?

A

Create manage and edit txt files.

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2
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What does VSS do?

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Snapshots of volume, backup service.

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3
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What does Kerberos do?

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Kerberos is used to authenticate entities requesting access to network resources, especially in large networks to support SSO.

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4
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VNC Vs RMM Vs MSRA?

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VNC is cross platform.
MSRA is windows only.
RMM is very sophisticated.

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5
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What is a powershell command?

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Powershell is windows and shell is Linux.

Commands usually have a hyphen -

Get-Access.
Get-Command.

Uses cmdlets.

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6
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What are shell commands?

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! usually starts with

Commands are mkdir and ls etc.

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7
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What is Vram?

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VRAM is high speed memory located on your graphics card.

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8
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Ping Vs pathping?

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With ping, you get the latency and packet loss between the source and the destination. In pathping, you get a list of all the routers between the source and the destination, as well as the latency and packet loss between all the routers along the way and the source.

Ping packet loss and latency.

Pathping loss latency and list of connections.

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9
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What is tracert Vs pathping?

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Tracert gets you a list of all the routers between the source and the destination and the time between the individual hops.

Pathping brings you all the details that you get with tracert but also includes details like latency and packet loss between all the routers and the source computer.

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10
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What is a boot sector virus?

A

Boots upon windows start.

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11
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What is PSK?

A

Pre shared key, for WiFi.

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12
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What does cd command do?

A

Change directory.

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13
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What is UPnP?

A

Universal plug n play. Disable it.

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14
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Does windows update firmware or driver’s?

A

Drivers.

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15
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Which WPA supports enhanced open?

A

WPA3.

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16
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What is secure boot?

A

Stops nasty apps loading into the OS.

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17
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What is a subnet mask?

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Identify host and network IP in tandem with IP.

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18
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What is a string?

A

Quotation marks text stored.

Characters stored in code:

Name =
‘My name is Leo.’

19
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What is an array?

A

List of values.

20
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What is an integer?

A

A whole number.

21
Q

Floating point?

A

Number with decimals.

22
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What is Apple spotlight?

A

Search for things. And index of items to find quicker.

23
Q

USB controller error is from what?

A

Exceeded 96 connections or exceeded max power of laptop/USB available.

24
Q

Fire for chemicals?

A

Class C extinguisher.

25
Q

Is VNC cross platform?

A

Yes.

26
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What is cross site scripting?

A

Attacker uses cross site sessions ID to steal info with a link, XSS language.

27
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What is a macro virus?

A

A macro virus is a computer virus written in the same macro language used to create software programs such as Microsoft Excel or Word.

28
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What is SFC for?

A

Allows you to repair corrupt system files in Windows.

29
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What is MMC used for?

A

You use Microsoft Management Console (MMC) to create, save and open administrative tools, called consoles, which manage the hardware, software, and network components of your Microsoft Windows operating system.

30
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What is EFS used for?

A

It provides cryptographic protection of individual files on NTFS file system volumes using a public-key system.

31
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What is EAP-TLS?

A

Certificates.

32
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What is a EFI partition?

A

For UEFI only. To meet it’s standards. It is hidden and has many issues and dependence on booting the OS.

33
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UDF Vs CDFS?

A

CDFS is read only.

UDF you can write and read.

For CD/DVD.

34
Q

Best condition of humidity for electronics?

A

30-50%.

Anything higher can cause damage and corrosion at 80%.

35
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What is RTO?

A

Recovery Time Objective (RTO) often refers to the amount of time that an application, system, and process can be down without causing significant damage to the business and the time spent restoring the application and its data to resume normal business operations after a significant incident.

36
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What is hot wash meeting?

A

Debrief after an incident.

37
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What is an extended partition?

A

Not bootable, used to bypass 4 MBR primary partition limit.

38
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What is a for loop?

A

For loop is a programming language conditional iterative statement which is used to check for certain conditions and then repeatedly execute a block of code as long as those conditions are met.

39
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What is a while loop?

A

A “While” Loop is used to repeat a specific block of code an unknown number of times, until a condition is met. For example, if we want to ask a user for a number between 1 and 10, we don’t know how many times the user may enter a larger number, so we keep asking “while the number is not between 1 and 10”.

40
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What is used to clean a PC parts?

A

Isopropyl alcohol.

41
Q

What is scratch documentation?

A

A quick sketch of a logical diagram.

42
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What is a physical topology?

A

The physical layout of devices and cables to a form a connected network.

43
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What is a logical topology?

A

The data flows of a network.

44
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What is the incident response steps?

A

Chain of custody.
Track evidence.
Inform management or police.
Copy and preserve HDD.
Document incident.