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AP Cybersecurity: Topic 4.2 - Quiz

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A company requires employees to enter a password and a code from a mobile authenticator app. Which factors are being used?

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2.

A secure research lab requires a fingerprint scan and a swipe card to enter. Which factors are these?

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3.

A remote work platform allows login only if the user is on the corporate VPN network. Which type of factor is this?

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4.

A company uses facial recognition to allow passwordless login. What is a primary advantage of this system?

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A system requires a password, a fingerprint scan, and confirmation that the login is from a specific office building. Which MFA factors are used?

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Employees complain that MFA slows down login. Which trade-off is being described?

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7.

A website stores passwords with a unique salt for each user. What does this prevent?

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Why is a unique salt added to each user’s password before hashing?

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9.

A legacy system stores passwords using MD5. Why is this problematic?

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10.

A company wants fast login times but strong resistance to offline attacks. Which trade-off must they consider?

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11.

A new hashing algorithm is collision-resistant but slower than older algorithms. Why might this still be preferred?

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When a user enters a password, the system hashes it and compares it to the stored hash. Which property of hashes is being used?

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A system hashes passwords without salting. Two users have the same password. What risk exists?

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14.

An adversary steals a hashed password database. Which type of attack does this enable?

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15.

Many employees reuse the same password across services. What type of attack does this make easier?

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16.

IoT devices are shipped with default usernames and passwords. An attacker tries these to gain access. Which attack is this?

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17.

An adversary tries the common password “Password123” on all accounts. Which attack is this?

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18.

Rainbow tables are precomputed lists of hashes for common passwords. How does adding a unique salt help?

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19.

An attacker uses automated software to test every possible password against a captured hash. Which type of attack is this?

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20.

After implementing MFA, strong hashing, and a robust password policy, a company evaluates residual risk. Which statement is true?