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Which filter to locate unusual ICMP request an Analyst can use in order to detect a ICMP probes from the attacker to a target OS looking for the response to perform ICMP based fingerprinting?

  • A. (icmp.type==9 && ((!(icmp.code==9))
  • B. (icmp.type==8 && ((!(icmp.code==8))
  • C. (icmp.type==12) | | (icmp.type==15| |(icmp.type==17)
  • D. (icmp.type==14) | | (icmp.type==15| |(icmp.type==17)
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DePat
10 months, 2 weeks ago
confirmed, CND pg 1929.
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ethacker
1 year, 2 months ago
Selected Answer: B
Answer is B, CND Book, P.1929: Use the following filter to locate unusual ICMP requests: (icmp.type==8 && (!(icmp.code==8))
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PiotrG
1 year, 4 months ago
Selected Answer: A
A. (icmp.type==9 && ((!(icmp.code==9)) This filter captures ICMP Type 9 (Router Advertisement) messages that are sent by routers to a specific host or to all hosts on a network to advertise their presence and network topology information. Attackers can use this information to perform ICMP-based fingerprinting of the target operating system. The filter also excludes any ICMP Code 9 messages, which are used for private network testing and should not be seen on a public network.
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