CYB 210, Joshua Crowley, Professor Siddiqi Network Configuration Scavenger Hunt (2)

True or False 1. IEEE 802.11i is the standard for wireless LAN security.

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ARP Protocol is used to map between 32-bit IPv4 addresses and Ethernet-style 48- bit MAC addresses True False Question 27 A centralized Model involves having a centralized authority responsible for creating revoking, distributing, and updating key pairs and certificates PKI O TCP/IP layering O Digital certificate OCryptographic Cipher Suite

There is a chance that MAC addresses will be used by more than one network interface. Why are you making the decision not to do it? Does utilizing several network interfaces make it more likely that IP address disputes may occur? Is this action justified in some way?

QUESTION 4 A smurf attack occurs when an oversized ICMP packet is sent the host is the recipient of repeated ICMP packets there are repeated SYN packets sent a user accesses the computer via Telnet QUESTION 5 A(n) converts a private IP to a public IP. firewall subnet mask SNMP NAT device QUESTION 6 is a tool that allows you to capture raw data on a network. A(n) - interceptor network manager packet sniffer security scanner

100 It is an application that captures TCP/IP data packets, which can maliciously be used to capture passwords and other data while it is in transit either within the computer or over the network. a) security exploit b) vulnerability scanner c) packet sniffer d) rootkit

In network security, it is important to understand port scanning. Hackers use tools to scan a network and determine if there are open ports and if they contain some sort of vulnerability. To scan ports, you first have to find active hosts on a network. Once you find active hosts and discover a list of IP addresses for those hosts, a port scan can be performed to gather information about open ports and analyze services running on those ports. A port scan is the process of sending packets to an active host's ports and learning details that can help you gain access to that host or to discover open vulnerabilities on your network. Some common ports are:Port 20 - File Transfer Protocol or FTPPort 22 - Secure Shell protocol or SSHPort 23 - Telnet protocol for unencrypted transferPort 80 - HyperText Transfer Protocol or HTTPPort 443 - HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure or HTTPS The Well Known Ports are those from 0 through 1023 We are going to simulate a port scan by filling a list with 100…

In network security, it is important to understand port scanning. Hackers use tools to scan a network and determine if there are open ports and if they contain some sort of vulnerability. To scan ports, you first have to find active hosts on a network. Once you find active hosts and discover a list of IP addresses for those hosts, a port scan can be performed to gather information about open ports and analyze services running on those ports. A port scan is the process of sending packets to an active host's ports and learning details that can help you gain access to that host or to discover open vulnerabilities on your network. Some common ports are:Port 20 - File Transfer Protocol or FTPPort 22 - Secure Shell protocol or SSHPort 23 - Telnet protocol for unencrypted transferPort 80 - HyperText Transfer Protocol or HTTPPort 443 - HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure or HTTPS The Well Known Ports are those from 0 through 1023 We are going to simulate a port scan by filling a list with 100…

In network security, it is important to understand port scanning. Hackers use tools to scan a network and determine if there are open ports and if they contain some sort of vulnerability. To scan ports, you first have to find active hosts on a network. Once you find active hosts and discover a list of IP addresses for those hosts, a port scan can be performed to gather information about open ports and analyze services running on those ports. A port scan is the process of sending packets to an active host's ports and learning details that can help you gain access to that host or to discover open vulnerabilities on your network. Some common ports are: Port 20 - File Transfer Protocol or FTPPort 22 - Secure Shell protocol or SSHPort 23 - Telnet protocol for unencrypted transferPort 80 - HyperText Transfer Protocol or HTTPPort 443 - HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure or HTTPS The Well Known Ports are those from 0 through 1023 We are going to simulate a port scan by filling a list with 100…

Addressing Schemes – SubnettingThe Iconic Production is a company newly established in the vicinity of Midrand in the city of Tshwane. The company has just hired you as their network engineer. You are told that the company currently has three departments: HR, Marketing and Operations. You are given the IP address: 192.168.5.0/24. You are required to subnet it as efficiently as possible in order to meet the requirements for the following number of hosts in the company’s network:• HR department: 13 hosts• Marketing department: 61 hosts• Operations department: 28 hosts• Link HR-M: 2 addresses• Link HR-O: 2 addresses• Link M-O: 2 addresses For each of the subnets, determine:• The Network ID• The subnet mask• The total number of hosts addresses• The number of usable host addresses• The range of usable host addresses• The broadcast addressShow all your steps and calculations and for each subnet populate the following table:Name of subnet (LAN)Network IDSubnet mask (/notation)Total number of…

Just what is a Class C IP address, and how can you make use of one?

IPv6 tunnels IPv4 routers as link-layer protocols. Are these claims correct? Why? Why not?

HTTPS is increasing in popularity and is rapidly replacing HTTP as a security protocol for web traffic. What are the advantages of HTTPS? How would you deploy it on your organization’s website? Are there any disadvantages? Would HTTPS protect you when using a public WiFi connection? Why or why not?

What are the basic flaws if TCP/IP that allows IP spoofing

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How would HTTPS protect you using a public Wi-Fi connection at a local coffee shop? Should all web traffic be required to use HTTPS?

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