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What are the three core principles at risk when a network has vulnerabilities?

A. Speed, reliability, and encryption

B. Confidentiality, integrity, and availability

C. Authentication, authorization, and accounting

D. Access, control, and monitoring

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What factor can influence the likelihood of a network vulnerability being exploited?

A. The number of users on the network

B. The type of firewall used

C. The adversary’s technical ability and knowledge

D. The physical location of the network

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What makes high-risk network vulnerabilities especially dangerous?

A. They are difficult to detect

B. They allow adversaries to easily cause significant impact

C. They only affect wireless networks

D. They require physical access to the network

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What is an example of a moderate-risk network vulnerability?

A. A server with no firewall

B. A wireless network with weak encryption

C. An external firewall that allows ICMP traffic

D. A rogue access point inside the network

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What is an example of a low-risk network vulnerability?

A. A switch that broadcasts all traffic

B. A firewall that blocks all incoming traffic

C. Wireless access points broadcasting beacon frames with SSID and encryption info

D. A server exposed to the internet without authentication

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An organization has a single internal network accessible via a wireless network with weak encryption. A server hosting a proprietary web app is also on this network. What type of risk does this represent?

A. Low risk

B. Moderate risk

C. High risk

D. No risk

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A company’s wireless access points broadcast beacon frames that include the SSID and encryption protocols. What level of risk does this pose?

A. High risk

B. Moderate risk

C. Low risk

D. Critical risk

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A network administrator notices that external ICMP traffic is reaching the organization’s internal systems. What type of vulnerability does this represent?

A. High risk

B. Moderate risk

C. Low risk

D. No risk

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An attacker with advanced technical skills successfully exploits a network vulnerability. What factor most likely contributed to the success of the attack?

A. The network was segmented

B. The attacker had physical access

C. The attacker had high technical ability

D. The network used strong encryption

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Which of the following actions could result from a network vulnerability?

A. Improved network performance

B. Interception and alteration of data in transit

C. Increased firewall protection

D. Reduced wireless signal strength

AP Cybersecurity: 3.1C - Formative Assessment Questions

AP Cybersecurity: 3.1C - Formative Assessment Questions

What are the three core principles at risk when a network has vulnerabilities?

What factor can influence the likelihood of a network vulnerability being exploited?

What makes high-risk network vulnerabilities especially dangerous?

What is an example of a moderate-risk network vulnerability?

What is an example of a low-risk network vulnerability?

An organization has a single internal network accessible via a wireless network with weak encryption. A server hosting a proprietary web app is also on this network. What type of risk does this represent?

A company’s wireless access points broadcast beacon frames that include the SSID and encryption protocols. What level of risk does this pose?

A network administrator notices that external ICMP traffic is reaching the organization’s internal systems. What type of vulnerability does this represent?

An attacker with advanced technical skills successfully exploits a network vulnerability. What factor most likely contributed to the success of the attack?

Which of the following actions could result from a network vulnerability?

What are the three core principles at risk when a network has vulnerabilities?

What factor can influence the likelihood of a network vulnerability being exploited?

What makes high-risk network vulnerabilities especially dangerous?

What is an example of a moderate-risk network vulnerability?

What is an example of a low-risk network vulnerability?

An organization has a single internal network accessible via a wireless network with weak encryption. A server hosting a proprietary web app is also on this network. What type of risk does this represent?

A company’s wireless access points broadcast beacon frames that include the SSID and encryption protocols. What level of risk does this pose?

A network administrator notices that external ICMP traffic is reaching the organization’s internal systems. What type of vulnerability does this represent?

An attacker with advanced technical skills successfully exploits a network vulnerability. What factor most likely contributed to the success of the attack?

Which of the following actions could result from a network vulnerability?