Windows 10
user with the highest privileges on Windows
Who is Administrator?
Command to become root in Linux
What is sudo su?
Linux command to delete an installed package
What is apt-purge
The amount of hours you get to compete every round
What are 6 hours?
Two components of the Cisco portion
What is Packet Tracer and the quiz?
The Windows tool that can end or start tasks and provide details regarding processes.
What is Task Manager?
The user with the highest privileges on a Linux machine
Who is sudo
Command to change file permissions in Linux
What is chmod?
The third component of Cyberpatriot competition rounds besides Windows and Linux
The CTF we registered for a few weeks ago
What is Cyberstart America?
the highest privileges on a Windows machine
What is SYSTEM?
Two general commands used to update a Linux system
What are apt-update and apt-upgrade?
Command to list current installed packages in Linux
What is dpkg-get--selections or apt list --installed
All Virtual Machines given in Round 1
What are Windows 10, Server 2019, and Ubuntu 20?
Syntax of the command to change content of an unwritable file on Linux (ex. /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward)
What is audit policy?
The file you go to to edit user privileges and permissions (ex. Whether a user can have root privileges)
What is /etc/sudoers
Two files in Linux that contain information regarding user account details (passwords, groups, etc)
What are /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow
The first thing you open up on a competition image
What is the README?
Service name of TCP/IP NetBIOS Services
What is lmhosts
Policy integrated in group policy where you can configure password policy, audit policy, user rights assignments, etc.
What is Local Security Policy?
The two Linux distributions that will be included in Cyberpatriot this year
What are Ubuntu and Fedora?
The default owner of system folders that are protected by Windows to prevent potential damages
Who is TrustedInstaller?
The process to spinning up your competition images from zip files
How to unzip VM zip files with my Unique Identifier and open up machines only when I am ready to compete.
Network Protocol ARP stands for
What is Address Resolution Protocol?