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GIAC GFACT 2024 Exam Questions and Answers All Correct Authentication - Answer-The origin of the message can be verified by the recipient. Integrity - Answer-systems should be accurate, trustworthy and complete; Proof that the message hasn't been changed since it was sent Non-repudiation - ...

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GIAC GFACT 2024 Exam Questions and Answers All Correct Authentication - Answer -The origin of the message can be verified by the recipient. Integrity - Answer -systems should be accurate, trustworthy and complete; Proof that the message hasn't been changed since it was sent Non-repudiation - Answer -The sender cannot deny sending the message Encoding - Answer -the transformation of data from one form to another Symmetric encryption - Answer -the simplest form of encryption there is; encryption key that is used to encrypt a message is the same encryption key that is needed to decrypt the message. Caesar Cipher - Answer -a form of encryption which was used by the ancient Romans, in which the letters of the alphabet would be shifted a certain number of places AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) - Answer -A strong symmetric block cipher that encrypts data in 128 -bit blocks. AES can use key sizes of 128 bits, 192 bits, or 256 bits. Asymmetric encryption - Answer -a relatively new advance in the encryption world. Simply put, every party generates two encryption keys: one is private and one is public public encryption key - Answer -one you send to whoever needs to communicate with you securely private encryption key - Answer -remain private only to you Hashing - Answer -a form of one -way encryption. That means, once you encrypt some data, you cannot reverse the process to go from the encrypted data back to the plaintext Types: MD5, SHA1, SHA2/3/256/512 Red Team - Answer -responsible for offensive operations; they'll be assigned the task of attacking a network to test the effectiveness of security controls, or of finding vulnerabilities in a web application or other software. Blue Team - Answer -acts as the defenders; they are responsible for setting up a secure network infrastructure, watching out for and responding to attacks and recovering from an attack. Defense in Depth - Answer -idea was for defensive positions to be prepared at several locations. During an attack, the defenders would yield space to the attackers by falling back to the series of pre -arranged defensive positions, causing the enemy to pay a price at each location and slowly destroying the momentum of the attack before it could reach the most important locations. Confidentiality - Answer -Access to systems should only be shared amongst authorised persons or organisations Availability - Answer -systems should be accessible when needed Slingshot - Answer -a distribution packaged by the SANS institute. It features a rich array of security and testing tools, but without being so cumbersome that it would be difficult to take it in to restricted environments SIFT - Answer -provided with a much more forensic focus, and I would argue is just the go-to for tools for forensics purposes Features: Better memory utilization Auto-DFIR package update and customizations Latest forensic tools and techniques VM Appliance ready to tackle forensics Cross compatibility between Linux and Windows Option to install stand -alone system via SIFT -CLI installer Expanded Filesystem Support Kali Linux - Answer -a distribution of Linux made by a company called Offensive Security. It's intended for security professionals to use and comes with a variety of useful tools pre -installed Metagoofil - Answer -a tool that, when given a domain, can find files of a certain type using Google, automatically download them and then look at the metadata to find people and email addresses. Crawling/Spidering - Answer -Search engines work by first visiting a page, then visiting all links available on the page, and following all links available on those pages, etc... 'Robots.txt' file - Answer -a text file with a list of pages on a site you don't want to be indexed by a search engine WHOIS system - Answer -responsible for keeping track of who is responsible for a domain name. It is intended to provide contact details for the owners of a domain in cases of abuse or other circumstances

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