Cybersecurity Basics
A combination of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, symbols, and numbers are indicators of a strong _____
What is a "password"
A mechanism used to separate users, processes, and permissions
What is "access control"
This is the software you launch to run virtual machines in the cyber bootcamp environment
What is "vmware"
A hacker who has questionable morals dons this color hat
What is a "gray" hat
Use this software to create a secure tunnel to your Zumi
What is "OpenVPN"
A file that contains user account information
What is "/etc/passwd" or what is "/etc/shadow"
The folder name that lets you share files between virtual machines
What is "vmshare"
This pentest type won't cost you much but it will leave you in the dark
What is a "black box" test
A denial of service attack has caused an outage. This demonstrates loss of __________.
What is "availability"
The root account in Linux is also known as
What is "superuser"
Beware! Prepare for a metasploit exploit! This virtual machine is ready to rumble!
What is "Attacker Kali"
This is a major tool used by network administrators to find the layout of their network
What is "Nmap"
The quality of being honest or, from a cyber standpoint, maintaining data in it's original state is known as
What is "integrity"
The three file permissions that users can have on a Linux system
What is "(R)ead, (W)rite, and E(x)ecute"
This operating system is the most prevalent throughout our virtual environment
What is "windows"
Identifying your computers, phones, and the IoT devices connected to your network is this service provided by Nmap
What is "host discovery"
Shush!!! It's a secret! It's private! It's one of these GenCyber concepts!
What is "confidentiality"
This is something animals will wag and will also show you the last lines of a file on your terminal
What is the "tail" command
Make sure to click this, otherwise you'll lose all the connections to your virtual machines
What is "I moved it"
When put together, these three things can attempt to undermine the CIA triad
What are "a vulnerability, an exploit, and a payload"