Question 81

An attacker identified that a user and an access point are both compatible with WPA2 and WPA3 encryption.
The attacker installed a rogue access point with only WPA2 compatibility in the vicinity and forced the victim to go through the WPA2 four-way handshake to get connected. After the connection was established, the attacker used automated tools to crack WPA2-encrypted messages. What is the attack performed in the above scenario?
  • Question 82

    A large media-streaming company receives complaints that its web application is timing out or failing to load.
    Security analysts observe the web server is overwhelmed with a large number of open HTTP connections, transmitting data extremely slowly. These connections remain open indefinitely, exhausting server resources without consuming excessive bandwidth. The team suspects an application-layer DoS attack. Which attack is most likely responsible?
  • Question 83

    Which of the following tools is used to detect wireless LANs using the 802.11a/b/g/n WLAN standards on a linux platform?
  • Question 84

    Every company needs a formal written document which spells out to employees precisely what they are allowed to use the company's systems for, what is prohibited, and what will happen to them if they break the rules. Two printed copies of the policy should be given to every employee as soon as possible after they join the organization. The employee should be asked to sign one copy, which should be safely filed by the company. No one should be allowed to use the company's computer systems until they have signed the policy in acceptance of its terms.
    What is this document called?
  • Question 85

    This type of injection attack does not show any error message. It is difficult to exploit as it returns information when the application is given SQL payloads that elicit a true or false response from the server. By observing the response, an attacker can extract sensitive information. What type of attack is this?