Ben is attempting to determine what services a Windows system is running and decides to use the netstat -at command to list TCP ports. He receives the output shown here. The system is most likely running which services?
Table shows active connections with columns for proto, local address, foreign address, state, and offload state.
A plain-text web server, Microsoft file sharing, and a secure web server
SSH, email, and a
plain-text web server
An email server, a plain-text web server, and Microsoft-DS
A plain-text web server, Microsoft RPC, and Microsoft-DS
Niesha discovered the vulnerability shown here on a server running in her organization. What would be the best way for Niesha to resolve this issue?
Window shows sections for 4 OpenSSH AES-GCM cipher remote code execution vulnerability, threat, impact, solution, compliance, exploitability, associated malware, and results, and options for first detected, last detected, vendor reference, et cetera.
Disable the use of AES-GCM.
Upgrade OpenSSH.
Upgrade the operating system.
Update antivirus signatures.
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Hacktivist
The Cyber and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) defines insider threat as the threat that an insider will use his or her authorized access, wittingly or unwittingly, to do harm to the Department's mission, resources, personnel, facilities, information, equipment, networks, or systems.
Hacktivism is the use of computer-based techniques such as hacking as a form of civil disobedience to promote a political agenda or social change.
Use the following scenario for questions 4, 5, and 6.
Jen has been contracted to perform a penetration test against Flamingo, Inc. As part of her penetration test, she has been asked to conduct a phishing campaign and to use the results of that campaign to gain access to Flamingo systems and networks. The scope of the pene-tration test does not include a physical penetration test, so Jen must work entirely remotely.
Jen wants to send a phishing message to employees at the company. She wants to learn the user IDs of various targets in the company and decides to call them using a spoofed VoIP phone number similar to those used inside the company. Once she reaches her targets, she pretends to be an administrative assistant working with one of Flamingo's senior execu-tives and asks her targets for their email account information. What type of social engi-neering is this?
A. Impersonation
B. Interrogation
C. Shoulder surfing
D. Administrivia
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