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Question #: 76
Topic #: 1

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Select the appropriate attack and remediation from each drop-down list to label the corresponding attack with its remediation.

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by Th3irdEye at May 16, 2024, 7:17 p.m.

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Th3irdEye

Highly Voted 1 year, 1 month ago

I think the 3rd line is wrong. It should be: Database server / Worm / Change the default application password The prompt talks about compromising an SQL database with well known credentials. So you need to change the app default password to fix this. It also talks about the attack being self propagating which would make it a worm. I believe the rest of the answers are correct.

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c80f5c5

Highly Voted 1 year ago

These are the answers I got when I took a Sec+ bootcamp for work, they went over this lab during the course. 1. Botnet - Enable DDos 2. RAT - Implement Host based IPS 3. Worm - Change default application password 4. Keylogger - Disable remote access services 5. Backdoor - Conduct code review I've seen various answers around the web. I'm going with these.

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GnawingCow

6 months, 1 week ago

How would keylogger equate to disabling remote access services? Keyloggers do not rely on remote access services (like RDP, VNC, etc.) to operate. Instead, they typically record keystrokes locally and then send the collected data over the network to a remote attacker, either via an internet connection, email, or other methods. 2FA, on the other hand, if implemented correctly would render a keylogger useless

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KSoLL

4 months ago

MFA prevents keylogging. MFA consist of the "5 Something" -something you are, something you know, something you have, etc... Since Keylogger attacks the "something you know", which are the users credentials. They still have to attack other vectors. like "Something you have" - like a one-time code. Key logging only happens per device, Very rare for you to have a multiple devices compromised with key logging because the user would have to installed the malicious malware on to that device also. Hope that helps

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GnawingCow

6 months, 1 week ago

Furthermore, RAT = Remote Access Trojan. I believe disabling remote access services makes more sense for this option

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splus

Most Recent 1 month ago

This is the answer: 1 Botnet - Enable DDoS protection 2 RAT - mplement 2FA plus push notification 3 Worm - Implement a host-based IPS 4 Keylogger - Patch vulnerable systems 5 Backdoor - Conduct a code review

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Arh2

1 month ago

The answer is virus and not worm because it is not replicating and they already know the know passwords. It would be a virus because it is self propagating which means to spread and not replicate

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Stunomatic

3 months, 3 weeks ago

1. Botnet - Enable DDos 2. RAT - Implement Host based IPS 3. Worm - Change default application password 4. Keylogger - Implement 2FA - (disabling is not a remediate action.) 5. Backdoor - Conduct code review

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ramzie

5 months, 1 week ago

correct answer 1. Botnet – Enable DDos protection 2. RAT – Disable Remote access services 3. Worm – patch the vulnerable system 4. Keylogger – implement 2fa using push notifications 5. Backdoor – conduct a code review

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darpanne

6 months, 1 week ago

A. Botnet - Enable DDos B. RAT - Implement Host based IPS C. Worm - Change default application password D. Keylogger - Disable remote access services E. Backdoor - Conduct code review

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PAWarriors

10 months ago

Correct order: A. Botnet - Enable DDos B. RAT - Implement Host based IPS C. Worm - Change default application password D. Keylogger - Disable remote access services E. Backdoor - Conduct code review

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a4e15bd

10 months, 2 weeks ago

1- Botnet - Enable DDoS 2. RAT - Disable remote services 3. Worm - Change default application password 4. Keylogger - Enable MFA 5. Backdoor - Conduct a code review.

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chasingsummer

10 months, 2 weeks ago

These make sense to me: 1. Botnet > Enable DDoS protection 2. RAT > Implement a host-based IPS 3. Worm > Change the default application password 4. Keylogger > Implement 2FA using push notification 5. Backdoor > Conduct a code review

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Zayrdis

11 months, 2 weeks ago

Upon vast research these make the best sense. 1. Botnet - Enable DDos 2. RAT - Disable remote access services 3. Worm - Change default application password 4. Keylogger - Implement a host-based IPS 5. Backdoor - Conduct code review

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Etc_Shadow28000

1 year ago

1 An attacker sends multiple SYN packets from multiple sources. - Botnet - Enable DDoS protection 2 The attack establishes a connection, which allows remote commands to be executed. - Attack Identified. RAT Remote Access Trojan - BEST Preventive or Remediation Action. Disable remote access services 3 The attack is self-propagating and compromises a SQL database using well-known credentials as it moves through the network. - Attack Identified. Worm - BEST Preventive or Remediation Action. Patch vulnerable systems 4 The attacker uses hardware to remotely monitor a user’s input activity to harvest credentials. - Attack Identified. Keylogger - BEST Preventive or Remediation Action. Conduct a code review 5 The attacker embeds hidden access in an internally developed application that bypasses account login. - Attack Identified. Backdoor - BEST Preventive or Remediation Action. Implement a host-based IPS

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