Selected Answer: A passed the exams 01/10/24, 90% of my questions were from here. Had 3 PBQs which was from the version 2. Passed with 810. https://rb.gy/p0a693

Very valid dump, 90% of my questions were from here. I used the 002 dump for the PBQs. I passed with 807 on 30 Nov 2023.

Just took my exam & passed. 90% off the questions from this dump. 65 Multiple Choice, 4 PBQs, 69 questions total. PBQs were from 002 dump. PBQ = 6, 28, 183 & the last was one I did not recognize where they give you Firewall Logs, Malicious IP list, Scan results, and they ask you what could have been done to harden from the kill chain while also identifying what the malicious file, malicious IP and the time it entered the organization.

Just took the exam and passed. I will say I got a 60/40 split. 60 of the questions were on here. I also got a new PBQ about phishing / remediation's which is not shown on the 002 exam. Id suggest looking at the cyber kill chain to understand it, I had a good few new questions about that

has anyone taken the exam lately that could confirm if this dump still valid?

Took the exam on the 4/26 and I'd say about 85-90% was on the test. Very good set of questions.

Took the test today 4/27/24. There were only a handful of questions from this, and I mean like maybe 5 that I recognized immediately and a couple that were adjacent. I'd say unfortunately it was maybe 10% of the exam for me. Sucks because I paid for the contributor access but I wouldn't say it wasn't worth it. Everyone get's a different exam so your's may have more

Good questions about 85% from here, especially the last 20ish, paid version definitely worth it, saw same pbqs as truearc

Great job

I just took the test 3 hours ago and scored 821, all the questions were from this dump, and only one question was not from this dump, it was an nmap question, 69 questions with 3 pbq's, the pbq's were question 6 on cs0-002 dump , question https://vceguide.com/simulation-686/ (help desk) and https://vceguide.com/simulation-421/, but these pbq's are on the CS0-002 dump

Baseado no contexto do enunciado, que diz que não há interação do usuário, a única resposta possível é a letra A. "UI:N"

Correct answer is A as the UI (User Interaction) criteria specifies N for none.

This is what ChatGPT said when I asked it this question and then asked what "K" meant: I apologize for the oversight. In the context of CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System), "K" represents "Key" and indicates a potential compromise of integrity, meaning that the integrity of the system might be compromised, but not to the extent of being completely altered or destroyed. Here's what each value of the Integrity (I) metric means: I:None (None): There is no impact on integrity. I:Low (Low): The integrity of the system can be partially modified. I:High (High): The integrity of the system can be completely compromised. I:K (Key): The integrity of the system can be compromised, but not to the extent of being completely altered or destroyed.

Today, i passed with 900 of 900. Thank you all for your explication of this questions. Good luck!

so happy i passed today i saw like 40 percent of the question from this dump the rest i have to use my brain. All the PBQs are from CySA 002 the one with how many workstation was infected, the one with nmap, the one with help desk ticket and a new pbq.

K is not a possilbe value, yet it appears in A and B H is not a possible value for UI, yet it appears in C R is not a possible value for PR, yet it appears in D So every statement contains invalid outputs. The statement tells us the following are true. Therefore, A is the most correct answer. PR=N UI=N C=H I=H A=/=H

Over 90% questions from here, PBQ’s from 002 dump were close to exactly the same. Only a few questions I didn’t recognize. Scored in the 800’s. First PBQ was about an email spreading malware, just count how many GET requests to answer how many people downloaded it, look at the process name (mailserver.exe or something). Another was the PBQ from 002 where you identify what each server is using nmap (look at the open ports utilized), last PBQ was two parts, one for identifying which app servers where out of compliance (with the reqs in the questions) regarding TLS and Apache versions. Part two of the same question was providing recommendations to change to be complaint.