Product Description
| Question 1 |
The Internet is a packet based network that uses TCP and UDP protocols to send information from a source computer to a destination computer.
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UDP establishes sessions between the two end points of a connection and uses flow control to manage network congestion.
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| False | ||
| Question 3 | ||
Wireshark can be used by attackers to capture encryption keys for an SSL session during an Internet Key Exchange.
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| False | ||
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Nmap can be used by attackers to discover the BIOS types and versions used by computer systems connected to a local area network.
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| False | ||
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Match the well known ports to the protocols which use them.
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Match the concept or term with its definition.
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Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) is used to associate MAC addresses to IP addresses and is an important part of the TCP/IP network packet delivery process.
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| False |