300+ câu trắc nghiệm tiếng anh chuyên nghành bảo mật thông tin có đáp án - Phần 9

A. CryptoLocker

B. MacDefender

C. W32/Netsky-P

D. Troj/Invo-Zip

A. header / body

B. upper / downer

C. left part / right part

D. body / conclude

A. Perimeter and dynamic

B. Layered and dynamic

C. Perimeter and static

D. Layered and static

A. block

B. save

C. filter

A. Rombertik

B. FakeAV

C. Gameover ZeuS

D. The Sobig Virus

A. Telco-hacking

B. Hacking

C. Cracking

D. Phreaking

A. Use a virus scanner.

B. Believe “security alerts” that are sent to you.

C. If you are not sure about an attachment, do not open it.

D. You might even exchange a code word with friends and colleagues.

A. ISDN

B. T1

C. T3

D. OC48

A. a small program that replicates and hides itself inside other programs, usually without your knowledge

B. a big program that replicates and hides itself inside other programs, usually without your knowledge

C. a small, repetitive and easily recognizable program inside other programs, usually without your knowledge

D. a big, repetitive and easily recognizable program inside other programs, usually without your knowledge

A. Computer Emergency Response Team

B. Computer Emergency Reply Team

C. Computer Exit Response Team

D. Computer Exit Reply Team

A. read / email

B. copy / replicate

C. destroy / send

A. Session hijacking

B. Insider threats

C. Web attacks

D. DNS poisoning

A. privilege

B. knowledge

C. desire

A. The term virulent means a technique that generates a fixed length value summarising a file or message contents.

B. The term virulent means a term for a program that looks benign but actually has a malicious purpose.

C. The term virulent means essentially the same thing in reference to a computer virus as it does to a biological virus. It is a measure of how rapidly the infection spreads and how easily it infects new targets.

D. The term virulent means copying itself to the Windows directory as avserve.exe and creates a Registry key to load itself at startup.

A. The Bagle virus

B. Flame

C. The Mimail virus

D. A Nonvirus virus

A. 1976

B. 1978

C. 1980

D. 1982

A. Ping

B. IPConfig

C. Tracert

D. MyConfig

A. Any program that is downloaded to your system without your permission

B. Any program that self-replicates

C. Any program that causes harm to your system

D. Any program that can change your Windows Registry

A. Nearest router

B. ISP

C. Self

D. Nearest NAP

A. devices

B. the administrators

C. rules

A. 25

B. 24

C. 22

D. 23

A. common and simple

B. common and simplest

C. commonly and simplest

D. commonest

A. to formulate

B. calculating

C. disposed

D. constructing

A. Proxy

B. Hub

C. Router

D. Switch

A. primitive

B. primordial

C. prime

A. make

B. do

C. begin

D. star

A. 1973

B. 1974

C. 1975

D. 1976

A. is what translates the domain names you and I understand (like www.ChuckEasttom.com) into IP addresses that computers and routers understand

B. is the process of finding personal information about an individual and broadcasting it, often via the Internet

C. is actually a much greater problem than many people appreciate. Within an organization, information security is often more lax than it should be

D. is simply when someone inside your organization either misuses his access to data or accesses data he is not authorized to access

A. war-driving

B. war-dialing

C. war-dying

D. war-flying

A. Perimeter and dynamic

B. Layered and dynamic

C. Perimeter and static

D. Layered and static