Online Access Free GPEN Practice Test

Exam Code:GPEN
Exam Name:GIAC Certified Penetration Tester
Certification Provider:GIAC
Free Question Number:405
Posted:Sep 29, 2025
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Question 1

Which of the following ports will you scan to search for SNMP enabled devices in the network?

Question 2

The 3-way handshake method is used by the TCP protocol to establish a connection between a client and the server. It involves three steps:
1. In the first step, a SYN message is sent from a client to the server.
2. In the second step, a SYN/ACK message is sent from the server to the client.
3. In the third step, an ACK (usually called SYN-ACK-ACK) message is sent from the client to the server. At this point, both the client and the server have received acknowledgements of the TCP connection.
If the Initial Sequence Numbers of the client and server were 241713111 and 241824111 respectively at the time when the client was sending the SYN message in the first step of the TCP
3-way handshake method, what will be the value of the acknowledgement number field of the server's packet when the server was sending the SYN/ACK message to the client in the second step of the TCP 3-way handshake method?

Question 3

Raw netcat shells and telnet terminals share which characteristic?

Question 4

Which of the following TCP packet sequences are common during a SYN (or half-open) scan?
(a) The source computer sends SYN and the destination computer responds with RST (b) The source computer sends SYN-ACK and no response Is received from the destination computer (c) The source computer sends SYN and no response is received from the destination computer (d) The source computer sends SYN-ACK and the destination computer responds with RST-ACK

Question 5

You have just installed a Windows 2003 server. What action should you take regarding the default administrator and guest accounts for securing a computer?

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