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Questions # 91:

When creating a security program, which approach would be used if senior management is supporting and enforcing the security policy?

Options:

A bottom-up approach

A top-down approach

A senior creation approach

An IT assurance approach

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Questions # 92:

Which of the following techniques does a vulnerability scanner use in order to detect a vulnerability on a target service?

Options:

Port scanning

Banner grabbing

Injecting arbitrary data

Analyzing service response

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Questions # 93:

Which initial procedure should an ethical hacker perform after being brought into an organization?

Options:

Begin security testing.

Turn over deliverables.

Sign a formal contract with non-disclosure.

Assess what the organization is trying to protect.

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Questions # 94:

An ethical hacker for a large security research firm performs penetration tests, vulnerability tests, and risk assessments. A friend recently started a company and asks the hacker to perform a penetration test and vulnerability assessment of the new company as a favor. What should the hacker's next step be before starting work on this job?

Options:

Start by foot printing the network and mapping out a plan of attack.

Ask the employer for authorization to perform the work outside the company.

Begin the reconnaissance phase with passive information gathering and then move into active information gathering.

Use social engineering techniques on the friend's employees to help identify areas that may be susceptible to attack.

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Questions # 95:

A certified ethical hacker (CEH) is approached by a friend who believes her husband is cheating. She offers to pay to break into her husband's email account in order to find proof so she can take him to court. What is the ethical response?

Options:

Say no; the friend is not the owner of the account.

Say yes; the friend needs help to gather evidence.

Say yes; do the job for free.

Say no; make sure that the friend knows the risk she’s asking the CEH to take.

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Questions # 96:

A consultant has been hired by the V.P. of a large financial organization to assess the company's security posture. During the security testing, the consultant comes across child pornography on the V.P.'s computer. What is the consultant's obligation to the financial organization?

Options:

Say nothing and continue with the security testing.

Stop work immediately and contact the authorities.

Delete the pornography, say nothing, and continue security testing.

Bring the discovery to the financial organization's human resource department.

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Questions # 97:

A certified ethical hacker (CEH) completed a penetration test of the main headquarters of a company almost two months ago, but has yet to get paid. The customer is suffering from financial problems, and the CEH is worried that the company will go out of business and end up not paying. What actions should the CEH take?

Options:

Threaten to publish the penetration test results if not paid.

Follow proper legal procedures against the company to request payment.

Tell other customers of the financial problems with payments from this company.

Exploit some of the vulnerabilities found on the company webserver to deface it.

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Questions # 98:

A computer technician is using a new version of a word processing software package when it is discovered that a special sequence of characters causes the entire computer to crash. The technician researches the bug and discovers that no one else experienced the problem. What is the appropriate next step?