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1. What is a reverse shell?

It refers to when the terminal is run with root privileges.

A common Linux command-line console.

It refers to a process in which the victim’s machine initiates a connection back to the attacker’s machine to receive commands.

2. Is it possible to clone a web page?

No

Yes

3. What is a White Hat hacker?

A cybersecurity professional who uses their skills to legally identify and fix vulnerabilities in systems, networks, or applications to improve security.

A person who creates exploits solely to expose vulnerable systems without authorization.

A hacker who exploits vulnerabilities to steal or sell sensitive information for personal profit.

4. Can MD5 be decrypted?

No, it is a very secure protocol.

Yes, MD5 hashes can be cracked using modern tools, online databases, or precomputed hash tables.

No, it is a very secure encryption algorithm.

5. What is privilege escalation?

It is the term used by major hackers to refer to the request for new permissions to your account with hacked administrators.

A term used in computer security to describe the situation in which a user or process acquires greater permissions or privileges than they originally had.

Is the term used when you request elevated permissions to your account with the administrator.

6. What is ethical responsibility in hacking?

Performing scanning activities with technical knowledge only.

Ensuring that scanning and testing are performed with proper authorization and for legitimate purposes.

Ensuring that scanning is performed without permission and for illegitimate purposes.

7. What is a security breach?

A cybersecurity incident that results in unauthorized access to personal or corporate data.

The hacking of the entire internet.

An internet shutdown or breakup.

8. What is masquerading?

A method for masking network traffic only.

A web authentication method.

Impersonating the identity of a legitimate user or system to gain unauthorized access.

9. What is SQL Injection?

The manipulation of SQL queries to access, modify, or delete data within a database without authorization.

A database system used by hackers.

SQL code execution that only administrators can perform.

10. What is a persistent XSS?

The malicious code is permanently stored on the server.

The source code of the page, this can be html or javascript.

In this type of attack, the malicious code is sent to the web server via an HTTP request. The server then processes the request and returns a response that includes the malicious code.

11. What is a vulnerability scan?

It is the process of identifying, quantifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities in computer systems.

It is the process of mapping the network and nodes in a building for better distribution.

It is the process of identifying and exploiting gaps no matter what.

12. Which command is used to update Kali Linux from the console?

sudo update upgrade

sudo apt-get update••

sudo apt-get update

13. According to what was covered in the course, is it possible to perform phishing outside our network?

Yes, the learned method works outside the local network and has been proven to be used by attackers to their advantage.

No, the learned method only works in a local environment.

No, the learned method does not work on all devices.

14. Which of the following is an example of social engineering?

Asking users to disclose their passwords over the phone.

Using antivirus software.

Periodically updating the operating system.

15. Which of the following was a famous hacktivist group?

Anonymous

Fan7a5ma

Hackers

16. Do Google Dorks show hacked computers or systems?

No, Google Dorks are used to search for specific information indexed by search engines.

Yes, Google Dorks work as a backdoor to all web pages.

Yes, Google Dorks hack pages automatically to access data.

17. What is a dictionary used for brute-force attacks?

A common dictionary that contains words and their meanings.

A plain text document where passwords are usually stored.

A document containing a list of possible passwords that may successfully authenticate into a system.

18. What is Nmap?

It is an open-source command-line tool used to scan IP addresses and ports on a network and to detect services, operating systems, and running applications.

It is a Linux-based tool that works specifically to exploit computer vulnerabilities.

It is a program used only for pinging computers within a network or work environment.

19. What is the best practice to protect against malware?

Sharing login information on suspicious websites.

Clicking on suspicious links to verify their authenticity.

Installing and keeping antivirus software up to date.

20. What is Netcat?

It is a hacking tool designed only for Windows systems.

It is a versatile, open-source networking tool used for reading and writing data over network connections.

It is a hacking tool designed only for Linux systems.

21. Which of the following is a network security protocol designed to authenticate and authorize remote users to securely access network resources?

SSH (Secure Shell)

FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)

22. Is it illegal to practice with vulnhub machines?

NO, since these machines do not have existing vulnerabilities, it is only useful to see them.

YES, you are hacking into a system without authorization.

NO, since these machines are in a local environment and do not have contact with any organization.

23. Is pinging considered a crime if it is done without authorization?

No, it is only used to validate if a service or host is active.

No, ping does not work at all.

Yes, privacy is being violated.

24. What is active reconnaissance?

Recognizes the target but does nothing.

Observes the target without performing any direct actions.

Gathers information by directly interacting with the target.

25. What tool would you use to scan ports?

Metasploit

Nmap

Shodan

26. What is a backdoor in terms of computer security?

A hidden access mechanism in a system that allows bypassing normal authentication or security controls.

A type of malware that spreads through instant messaging applications.

A main or official entry point used to access a system.

27. Can the FTP protocol be breached?

Yes, by asking the administrator for credentials.

Yes, using appropriate attack techniques.

No, FTP is very secure.

28. Is it important to perform penetration testing for companies?

Yes, in order to sell the information.

Yes, in order to protect information and systems.

No, because hackers do not exist.

29. Do all hackers always carry out criminal activities?

Yes, all hackers commit crimes such as hacking banks or social media accounts.

No, ethical hackers responsibly report discovered vulnerabilities to the appropriate organization for remediation.

Yes, hackers always sell stolen information to the highest bidder.

30. What tool would you use to search for hidden directories or files?

Dirb

Shodan

Ping

31. What is a public IP address?

An IP address that everyone uses.

An IP address assigned by an Internet Service Provider (ISP) that is accessible over the internet.

An IP address assigned by a modem to devices within a local network.

32. What operating system is Kali Linux based on?

Ubuntu

Arch Linux

Debian

33. Who uses Metasploit?

Agricultural engineers.

Food engineers.

Cybersecurity experts.

34. Can all computers be hacked?

No, only computers that are not updated with security patches and have exposed ports can be hacked.

Yes, all computer equipment can be hacked without any complications.

Yes, all computers are hackable.

35. What is a flag inside intentionally vulnerable machines?

A list of commands used as a guide to hack the machine.

A file inside the machine containing a keyword or string that proves the system was successfully compromised.

A symbolic pirate flag representing hackers.

36. What is a reverse Shell?

It refers to a process in which the victim's machine connects to the attacker's machine to receive commands.

It refers to when the terminal is run with root.

A common Linux command console.

37. do you update Linux (Kali) from the console?

sudo apt-get update.

sudo update ++ upgrade.

sudo apt-get update++.

38. What is XSS (Cross-Site Scripting)?

It is a security vulnerability that occurs in web applications when user-supplied input is not properly validated or sanitized, allowing malicious scripts to execute in a user’s web browser.

It is a type of cloned website created with malicious intent.

It is a security vulnerability that occurs in mobile applications to steal balances or contacts.

39. On which website can you check if your email account has been compromised?

https://facebook.com

https://haveibeenpwned.com

https://rincondelvago.com

40. what other operating system is used for hacking?

Hannah Montana Linux.

Windows X

Parrot O

41. Is it illegal to practice with VulnHub machines?

Yes, because you are hacking into a system without authorization.

No, because these machines are intentionally vulnerable and used in a local, isolated environment for learning and practice.

No, because these machines do not contain vulnerabilities and are only meant to be observed.

42. What is an exploit in the hacking world?

A piece of code designed to take advantage of a specific vulnerability in a system or application.

A technique used to remove malware from a system.

A malicious program that spreads through social networks.

43. What is a passive recognition?

Recognizes the target but does not do anything.

Gathering information by interacting with the target.

Gathering information without interacting with the target.

44. What is privilege escalation?

A term used in computer security to describe a situation where a user or process gains higher permissions than originally assigned.

A term used when a user formally requests elevated permissions from a system administrator.

A term used by hackers to describe asking compromised administrators for new permissions.

45. What is the results report document?

A document that lists tasks left unfinished due to time constraints.

A document that details findings, including identified vulnerabilities and exposed sensitive information.

A document used only to sign the agreement with the client.

46. What is Shodan?

A fast-food delivery application.

A web browser that competes with Chrome and Bing.

A specialized search engine that scans and collects information about devices connected to the internet.

47. What is a CVE?

Common Non-Vulnerable Entries that list secure systems.

A hacker magazine available for purchase.

Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) is a publicly available list of known computer security vulnerabilities.

48. What is a firewall?

A device or software that monitors and filters network traffic to help prevent unauthorized access.

Software that only protects against viruses.

A method for hacking systems remotely.

49. If a web page has HTTPS, does it mean that it is legitimate?

No, since HTTPS only indicates that the connection is encrypted.

Yes, since it shows the padlock.

Yes, the HTTPS connection always appears on 100% secure sites.

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