EC-COUNCIL ECSS Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

EC-COUNCIL ECSS Online Questions & Answers

• Question 191:

  What does EFI stand for?

  A. Extensible Firmware Interface
  B. Extended Firewall Interface
  C. Extensible Firewall Interface
  D. Extended Firmware Interface
  A. Extensible Firmware Interface

• Question 192:

  Rick works as a Computer Forensic Investigator for BlueWells Inc. He has been informed that some confidential information is being leaked out by an employee of the company. Rick suspects that someone is sending the information through email. He checks the emails sent by some employees to other networks. Rick finds out that Sam, an employee of the Sales department, is continuously sending text files that contain special symbols, graphics, and signs. Rick suspects that Sam is using the Steganography technique to send data in a disguised form. Which of the following techniques is Sam using?

  Each correct answer represents a part of the solution. Choose all that apply.

  A. Text Semagrams
  B. Perceptual masking
  C. Linguistic steganography
  D. Technical steganography
  A. Text Semagrams
  C. Linguistic steganography

• Question 193:

  You work as a Network Security Analyzer. You got a suspicious email while working on a forensic project. Now, you want to know the IP address of the sender so that you can analyze various information such as the actual location, domain information, operating system being used, contact information, etc. of the email sender with the help of various tools and resources. You also want to check whether this email is fake or real. You know that analysis of email headers is a good starting point in such cases. The email header of the suspicious email is given below:

  

  What is the IP address of the sender of this email?

  A. 209.191.91.180
  B. 216.168.54.25
  C. 172.16.10.90
  D. 141.1.1.1
  B. 216.168.54.25

• Question 194:

  Victor wants to use Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) to establish a wireless network connection using his computer running on Windows XP operating system. Which of the following are the most likely threats to his computer? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose two.

  A. Information of probing for networks can be viewed using a wireless analyzer and may be used to gain access.
  B. Attacker can use the Ping Flood DoS attack if WZC is used.
  C. Attacker by creating a fake wireless network with high power antenna cause Victor's computer to associate with his network to gain access.
  D. It will not allow the configuration of encryption and MAC filtering. Sending information is not secure on wireless network.
  A. Information of probing for networks can be viewed using a wireless analyzer and may be used to gain access.
  C. Attacker by creating a fake wireless network with high power antenna cause Victor's computer to associate with his network to gain access.

• Question 195:

  Jason, a cybercriminal, sells illegal articles on the Internet. Which of the following activities is Jason involved in?

  A. Cyberstalking
  B. Cyberterrorism
  C. Cybertrespass
  D. Internet pharmacies
  D. Internet pharmacies

• Question 196:

  Linux traffic monitoring tools are used to monitor and quickly detect faults in the network or a system. Which of the following tools are used to monitor traffic of the Linux operating system? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

  A. PsExec
  B. IPTraf
  C. MRTG
  D. PsLogList
  E. Ntop
  B. IPTraf
  C. MRTG
  E. Ntop

• Question 197:

  You work as a Network Security Analyzer. You got a suspicious email while working on a forensic project. Now, you want to know the IP address of the sender so that you can analyze various information such as the actual location, domain information, operating system being used, contact information, etc. of the email sender with the help of various tools and resources. You also want to check whether this email is fake or real. You know that analysis of email headers is a good starting point in such cases. The email header of the suspicious email is given below:

  

  What is the IP address of the sender of this email?

  A. 216.168.54.25
  B. 209.191.91.180
  C. 172.16.10.90
  D. 141.1.1.1
  A. 216.168.54.25

• Question 198:

  Jason, a Malicious Hacker, is a student of Baker university. He wants to perform remote hacking on the server of DataSoft Inc. to hone his hacking skills. The company has a Windows-based network. Jason successfully enters the target system remotely by using the advantage of vulnerability. He places a Trojan to maintain future access and then disconnects the remote session.

  The employees of the company complain to Mark, who works as a Professional Ethical Hacker for DataSoft Inc., that some computers are very slow. Mark diagnoses the network and finds that some irrelevant log files and signs of Trojans are present on the computers. He suspects that a malicious hacker has accessed the network. Mark takes the help from Forensic Investigators and catches Jason. Which of the following mistakes made by Jason helped the Forensic Investigators catch him?

  A. Jason did not perform a vulnerability assessment.
  B. Jason did not perform port scanning.
  C. Jason did not perform foot printing.
  D. Jason did not perform OS fingerprinting.
  E. Jason did not perform covering tracks.
  E. Jason did not perform covering tracks.

• Question 199:

  Which of the following tools is used to detect wireless LANs using the 802.11b, 802.11a, and 802.11g WLAN standards on the Windows platform?

  A. Snort
  B. NetStumbler
  C. AiroPeek
  D. Cain
  B. NetStumbler

• Question 200:

  The IT administrator wants to implement a stronger security policy. What are the four most important security priorities for PassGuide Software Systems Pvt. Ltd.? (Click the Exhibit button on the toolbar to see the case study.)

  A. Preventing denial-of-service attacks.
  B. Providing two-factor authentication.
  C. Ensuring secure authentication.
  D. Protecting employee data on portable computers.
  E. Implementing Certificate services on Texas office.
  F. Preventing unauthorized network access.
  G. Providing secure communications between the overseas office and the headquarters.
  H. Providing secure communications between Washington and the headquarters office.
  C. Ensuring secure authentication.
  D. Protecting employee data on portable computers.
  F. Preventing unauthorized network access.
  G. Providing secure communications between the overseas office and the headquarters.