Lpi LPIC Exam 303: Security, version 3.0 - 303-300 Exam Practice Test

A. Security Access Control (SAC)

B. Discretionary Access Control (DAC)

C. User Access Control (UAC)

D. Group Access Control (GAC)

E. Mandatory Access Control (MAC)

A. Both servers verify appropriate DANE records for the labels of the NS records used to delegate the transferred zone.

B. Both servers use a secret key that is shared between the servers.

C. Both servers use DNSSEC to mutually verify that they are authoritative for the transferred zone.

D. Both servers mutually verify their X509 certificates.

A. User B's key is automatically revoked.

B. User A is vouching that they have verified the authenticity of User B's public key and its association with User B's identity.

C. User A is granting User B permission to decrypt User A's messages.

D. User A's private key is now shared with User B.

A. netstat

B. Wireshark

C. nmap

D. tcpdump

A. To manage installed packages

B. To detect rootkits and other security threats

C. To manage system log files

D. To automate host scans

A. /etc/maldet.conf

B. /etc/rkhunter.conf

C. /etc/aide/aide.conf

D. /etc/audit/auditd.conf

A. The DS records pointing to the zone.

B. The RRSIG records of the zone.

C. The non-DNSSEC records like A, AAAA or MX.

D. The NSEC or NSEC3 records of the zone.

E. The zone signing key of the zone.

A. To restrict access to files only to their owner

B. To protect files from being accidentally deleted

C. To ensure that files are backed up regularly

D. To enable multiple users to access files simultaneously

A. ipa trust-add --type ad addom --admin Administrator --password

B. ipa-ad -add-trust --account ADDOM\Administrator--query-password

C. net ad ipajoin addom -U Administrator -p

D. ipa ad join addom -U Administrator -w

E. trustmanager add --domain ad: //addom --user Administrator -w

A. A system that scans files and folders for viruses

B. A system that monitors and detects potential security threats on a single computer or server

C. A system that prevents malware from infecting a network

D. A system that detects malicious traffic on a network

A. By adding a pass rule to /etc/snort/rules.deactivated and waiting for Snort to reload its rules files automatically.

B. By placing a # in front of the rule and restarting Snort.

C. By placing a pass rule in local.rules and restarting Snort.

D. By deleting the rule and waiting for Snort to reload its rules files automatically.