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- Which field covers the security of both public and private computer networks?
a. Artificial Intelligence
b. Machine Learning
c. Network Security
d. Information Technology
Answer: c. Network Securitysanfoundry - Network security provides which two essential features for resources?
a. Reliability and speed
b. Authentication and access control
c. Scalability and redundancy
d. Virtualization and management
Answer: b. Authentication and access controlsanfoundry - Which is NOT considered a primary objective of network security?
a. Identification
b. Authentication
c. Access control
d. Lock
Answer: d. Locksanfoundry - What is commonly used for network identification?
a. UserID
b. Password
c. OTP
d. Fingerprint
Answer: a. UserIDsanfoundry - What is the process of confirming a user’s identity in network security?
a. Authorization
b. Encryption
c. Authentication
d. Routing
Answer: c. Authenticationsanfoundry - Which of the following passwords is most secure?
a. Boat123
b. WTh!5Z
c. into*48
d. 123456
Answer: b. WTh!5Ztestbook - Why is user awareness important in computer security?
a. It speeds up computers
b. It prevents malware attacks
c. It reduces network costs
d. It enhances device compatibility
Answer: b. It prevents malware attackstestbook - What does encryption do to data?
a. Duplicates it
b. Deletes it
c. Converts it into a secure format
d. Compresses it
Answer: c. Converts it into a secure formattestbook - What does a firewall do in network security?
a. Controls data flow between devices
b. Prevents unauthorized access to a network
c. Repairs compromised hardware
d. Converts network signals
Answer: b. Prevents unauthorized access to a networkyeahhub - Which protocol is designed to secure web communications?
a. HTTP
b. SNMP
c. SSL/TLS
d. FTP
Answer: c. SSL/TLSyeahhub - What kind of attack floods a network with excessive traffic to make it unavailable?
a. Phishing
b. SQL Injection
c. Denial-of-Service (DoS)
d. Man-in-the-Middle (MITM)
Answer: c. Denial-of-Service (DoS)yeahhub - VPN stands for:
a. Virtual Public Network
b. Virtual Private Network
c. Verified Protocol Network
d. Virtual Packet Node
Answer: b. Virtual Private Networkyeahhub - What is the primary purpose of an intrusion detection system (IDS)?
a. Encrypt user data
b. Detect unauthorized access
c. Repair network hardware
d. Monitor network speed
Answer: b. Detect unauthorized accessyeahhub - What is a common authentication method in network security?
a. CAPTCHA
b. Biometric scanning
c. Cookies
d. Third-party verification
Answer: b. Biometric scanningyeahhub - What does “zero trust” mean in network security?
a. Always assuming a network is secure
b. Trusting all devices by default
c. Verifying every access, regardless of origin
d. Avoiding use of encryption
Answer: c. Verifying every access, regardless of originyeahhub - Which attack exploits software vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access?
a. Malware injection
b. Buffer overflow
c. Social engineering
d. Packet sniffing
Answer: b. Buffer overflowyeahhub - Two-factor authentication (2FA) involves:
a. Encrypting all user data
b. Verifying identity in two independent steps
c. Using two passwords at once
d. Connecting to two networks
Answer: b. Verifying identity in two independent stepsyeahhub - What role does a DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) play in network security?
a. Isolates sensitive data
b. Stores backup data
c. Manages network firmware
d. Provides public access with restricted permissions
Answer: d. Provides public access with restricted permissionsyeahhub - What is the function of a honeypot?
a. Stores sensitive user data
b. Attracts and analyzes attackers
c. Encrypts network packets
d. Blocks phishing emails
Answer: b. Attracts and analyzes attackersyeahhub - Why is network segmentation important?
a. Increases data storage
b. Divides network into smaller, secure sections
c. Combines all network resources
d. Improves encryption algorithms
Answer: b. Divides network into smaller, secure sectionsyeahhub - What is a “man-in-the-middle” attack?
a. Eavesdropping and manipulating communications
b. Blocking network connections
c. Sending spam emails
d. Encrypting user data
Answer: a. Eavesdropping and manipulating communicationsyeahhub - Which type of malware self-replicates and spreads without a host program?
a. Trojan horse
b. Worm
c. Logic bomb
d. Backdoor
Answer: b. Wormscribd - What malware is disguised as legitimate software but harms the system?
a. Trojan horse
b. Worm
c. Virus
d. Rootkit
Answer: a. Trojan horsescribd - What is a logic bomb?
a. A virus that deletes files
b. Code set to trigger under specific conditions
c. An email phishing scam
d. A firewall bypass method
Answer: b. Code set to trigger under specific conditionsscribd - Which program does not replicate automatically?
a. Virus
b. Worm
c. Trojan horse
d. Logic bomb
Answer: c. Trojan horsescribd - What does the term “fabrication” refer to in network security threats?
a. Creating fake data or events
b. Intercepting messages
c. Modifying network packets
d. Flooding the network
Answer: a. Creating fake data or eventsscribd - What does integrity mean in network security?
a. Allowing only authorized modifications
b. Encrypting all traffic
c. Ensuring data is always available
d. Allowing random access
Answer: a. Allowing only authorized modificationsscribd - What is the primary concern of confidentiality in network security?
a. Only authorized parties can read data
b. Only authorized parties can modify data
c. All data is encrypted during transit
d. All data is transmitted in clear text
Answer: a. Only authorized parties can read datascribd - Which header in IPv6 provides security services for payload data?
a. Encrypted Security Payload (ESP) header
b. TCP header
c. Source routing header
d. ICMP header
Answer: a. Encrypted Security Payload (ESP) headermgmgyp - What was the Data Encryption Standard (DES) designed by?
a. Apple
b. IBM
c. Microsoft
d. Intel
Answer: b. IBMmgmgyp - Which protocol provides security at the application layer?
a. Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)
b. Handshake Protocol
c. Alert Protocol
d. Record Protocol
Answer: a. Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)mgmgyp - What is message nonrepudiation?
a. A sender cannot deny sending a message
b. A receiver cannot refuse a message
c. Message integrity is ensured
d. Encryption of all message payloads
Answer: a. A sender cannot deny sending a messagemgmgyp - Which is NOT a typical security service?
a. Confidentiality
b. Integrity
c. Availability
d. Routing efficiency
Answer: d. Routing efficiencyuninets - What is the primary role of a router in network security?
a. Routes data packets between networks
b. Blocks all network traffic
c. Encrypts every packet automatically
d. Detects all viruses
Answer: a. Routes data packets between networksuninets - Which of the following best describes a firewall?
a. A security tool for detecting malware
b. A system preventing unauthorized network access
c. A protocol manager
d. A hardware-based packet sniffer
Answer: b. A system preventing unauthorized network accessyeahhub - What technique helps manage network traffic to prevent congestion?
a. Flow control
b. Encryption
c. Routing
d. Honeypot deployment
Answer: a. Flow controluninets - What is malware?
a. Malicious software designed to harm systems
b. Software for accelerating networks
c. Secure access protocol
d. Routing table manager
Answer: a. Malicious software designed to harm systemstestbook - Which term refers to tricking users into revealing sensitive information?
a. Phishing
b. Buffer overflow
c. Packet filtering
d. VPN tunneling
Answer: a. Phishingtestbook - What does ransomware do?
a. Encrypts files and demands payment for decryption
b. Repairs network devices remotely
c. Protects network against DDoS attacks
d. Deletes all user passwords
Answer: a. Encrypts files and demands payment for decryptiontestbook - Which security goal ensures network resources are accessible when needed?
a. Availability
b. Integrity
c. Confidentiality
d. Non-repudiation
Answer: a. Availabilityscribd - What type of security threat involves intercepting communications without modifying content?
a. Interception
b. Modification
c. Interruption
d. Fabrication
Answer: a. Interceptionscribd - Which protocol helps establish encrypted web sessions?
a. HTTPS
b. FTP
c. SMTP
d. DNS
Answer: a. HTTPSyeahhub - Which device segments a network to limit broadcast traffic?
a. Switch
b. Hub
c. Modem
d. Repeater
Answer: a. Switchuninets - A signature in IDS and IPS is a set of:
a. Routing rules
b. Predefined malware patterns
c. Firewall exceptions
d. User credentials
Answer: b. Predefined malware patternsuninets - What is a primary benefit of using strong passwords?
a. Reduces chance of unauthorized access
b. Improves network speed
c. Increases VPN performance
d. Avoids packet loss
Answer: a. Reduces chance of unauthorized accesstestbook - Which network security protocol uses public and private keys for encryption?
a. SSL/TLS
b. TCP
c. UDP
d. ARP
Answer: a. SSL/TLSyeahhub - What is the primary function of access control in networking?
a. Restrict access to authorized users
b. Improve routing efficiency
c. Limit bandwidth usage
d. Repair devices remotely
Answer: a. Restrict access to authorized userssanfoundry - What kind of attack involves manipulating human behavior to gain access?
a. Social engineering
b. Buffer overflow
c. Brute force
d. Spoofing
Answer: a. Social engineeringtestbook - Which network segment is often used to host public-facing servers to minimize risk?
a. DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)
b. VLAN
c. Subnet
d. Private LAN
Answer: a. DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)yeahhub - Which mechanism can quickly block suspicious traffic automatically in modern networks?
a. Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
b. Network switch
c. Modem
d. Load balancer
Answer: a. Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)uninets
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