What is a computer crime?
A. Any attack specifically listed in your security policy
B. Any illegal attack that compromises a protected computer
C. Any violation of a law or regulation that involves a computer
D. Failure to practice due diligence in computer security - C
What is the main purpose of a military and intelligence attack?
A. To attack the availability of military systems
B. To obtain secret and restricted information from military or law enforcement sources
C. To utilize military or intelligence agency systems to attack other nonmilitary sites
D. To compromise military systems for use in attacks against other systems - B
What type of attack targets proprietary information stored on a civilian organization's
system?
A. Business attack
B. Denial-of-service attack
C. Financial attack
D. Military and intelligence attack - A
What goal is not a purpose of a financial attack?
A. Access services you have not purchased
B. Disclose confidential personal employee information
C. Transfer funds from an unapproved source into your account
D. Steal money from another organization - B
Which one of the following attacks is most indicative of a terrorist attack?
A. Altering sensitive trade secret documents
B. Damaging the ability to communicate and respond to a physical attack
C. Stealing unclassified information
D. Transferring funds to other countries - B
Which of the following would not be a primary goal of a grudge attack?
A. Disclosing embarrassing personal information
B. Launching a virus on an organization's system
C. Sending inappropriate email with a spoofed origination address of the victim
organization
D. Using automated tools to scan the organization's systems for vulnerable ports - D
What are the primary reasons attackers engage in thrill attacks? (Choose all that apply.)
A. Bragging rights
B. Money from the sale of stolen documents
C. Pride of conquering a secure system
D. Retaliation against a person or organization - A,C
What is the most important rule to follow when collecting evidence?
A. Do not turn off a computer until you photograph the screen.