Related Questions

• Which of these attacks focuses on testing the 'human' element of security?
• Which type of scan is used to measure the layer of blood vessels at the back of the eye?
• Mark goes to Tom's office to ask for a document. While Tom is busy searching his cabinets for the document, Mark can see an open spreadsheet on Tom's computer displaying personal information about employees. What has Mark just done?
• What's spoofing?
• Using your badge for entry and smart card to logon to your computer is a form of what?
• What technique do intruders use to gain unauthorized access to the system by contacting users and collecting information from them?
• Bill (a hacker) infects Erica's computer at ABC with a virus through a phishing email. After gaining access to Erica's computer, he realizes that she does not have the type of sensitive information he's looking for. However, she has a document containing contacts for services she might need (pizza delivery, plumbing, electricity etc). He edits this, and saves his contact phone number as "Mark- affordable IT services". Soon enough Erica calls Mark to complain about the virus on her computer, inviting him to fix it. What has Bill done in this scenario?
• Jimmy is standing outside a secure entrance to a facility. He is pretending to have a tense conversation on his cell phone as an authorized employee badges in. Jimmy, while still on the phone, grabs the door as it begins to close. What just happened?
• Which of the following is the least-likely physical characteristic to be used in biometric control that supports a large company?
• Information gathered from social networking websites such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn can be used to launch which of the following types of attacks? (Choose two.)