EC-COUNCIL EC-Council Ethical Hacking Essentials (EHE) - 112-52 Exam Practice Test

A. FTP

B. HTTPS

C. MQTT

D. SSH

A. To determine the value of the data obtained during exploitation

B. To ensure that all logs are deleted

C. To test firewall rulesTo ensure that all logs are deleted

D. To perform vulnerability scanning

A. Password rotation

B. Rate limiting

C. Packet sniffing

D. DNS spoofing

A. Encrypting data at rest

B. Implementing network firewalls

C. Validating and sanitizing user input

D. Using prepared statements in database queries

A. Green Hat

B. Black Hat

C. Blue Hat

D. White Hat

A. A browser-side scripting framework

B. A hierarchy of database permissions

C. A stack data structure used in memory management

D. The layered structure of software vulnerabilities within an application

A. A hacker exploiting a vulnerability in the firewall

B. A malware infection from an email attachment

C. A denial-of-service attack from an unknown external source

D. A disgruntled employee transmitting confidential data to a competitor

A. To steal credentials through phishing

B. To disrupt communication between network devices

C. To take control of an active session between a user and a server

D. To perform vulnerability scans on the network

A. Using common passwords across systems

B. Allowing unlimited login attempts

C. Regular user training on secure password creation

D. Avoiding the use of multi-factor authentication

A. Monitoring and controlling physical devices

B. User experience and interface design

C. Enhancing network security

D. Data analytics and processing

A. To oversee manufacturing quality control

B. To regulate financial institutions

C. To secure electronic health records

D. To enforce banking compliance standards

A. Sarbanes-Oxley Act

B. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

C. Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)

D. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

A. Burp Suite

B. Wireshark

C. Metasploit

D. John the Ripper