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• 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?
• 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?
• Using your badge for entry and smart card to logon to your computer is a form of what?
• All are examples of social engineering EXCEPT:
• What technique do intruders use to gain unauthorized access to the system by contacting users and collecting information from them?
• An attacker is waiting outside an entry point where biometric authorization is required. When an authorized person or employee comes and opens the door, the attacker rushes in pretending his hands are full of heavy items. The attacker requests this authorized person to please hold open the door, who obliges allowing the attacker to enter. What type of attack has just taken place?
• Which of these attacks focuses on testing the 'human' element of security?
• When using non-technical assessment methods to assess the security of an organization, which of the following techniques would be best for determining end-user security training requirements?
• Extracting information from personnel for the purpose of aiding a network attack is known as?
• Targeted phasing emails that appear to be from trusted coworkers are a common attack vectors for both white hat and black hat hackers to gain access.