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Computer Systems Servicing Test Guide

The document contains a summative test with 20 multiple choice questions covering topics related to computer systems servicing including types of security threats and attacks, data encryption, wireless network standards, and computer viruses. The questions test knowledge of terms like phishing, firewalls, worms, Trojan horses, and encryption protocols.
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Computer Systems Servicing Test Guide

The document contains a summative test with 20 multiple choice questions covering topics related to computer systems servicing including types of security threats and attacks, data encryption, wireless network standards, and computer viruses. The questions test knowledge of terms like phishing, firewalls, worms, Trojan horses, and encryption protocols.
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TLE ICT – Computer Systems Servicing

THIRD QUARTER
SUMMATIVE TEST # 1

Multiple Choice: Read the questions carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
1. What type of security attack does when an employee intends to cause damage?
A. Accidental threats B. Unstructured Attack C. Malicious Threats D. Structured
2. This can help to prevent attackers from monitoring or recording traffic between resources and computers.
A. Anti-Virus B. Wi-Fi C. Data Security D. Data Encryption
3. This was the first-generation security standard for wireless networks.
A. LEAP B. WEP C. WTLS D. WPA
4. To recognize a phishing link inside an email mostly likely it contains the following except for one:
A. Asking for your credit details C. spelling and grammatical errors
B. Request for personal information D. domain name and email inconsistencies
5. What type of security threat that steal, damage, or destroy such equipment as servers, switches, and wiring.
A. Accidental threats B. Unstructured Attack C. Malicious Threats D. Physical
6. This is created with malicious intent that is attached to small pieces of computer code, software, or document.
A. Worm B. Virus C. Trojan Horse D. Spyware
7. This type of virus is common in Microsoft office applications.
A. Boot Sector Virus B. Program Virus C. Script Virus D. Macro Virus
8. This software is designed to detect, disable, and remove viruses, worms, and Trojans before they infect a computer.
A. Anti-Virus B. Network Security C. Data Security D. Data Encryption
9. This a way of protecting a computer from intrusion through the ports.
A. Anti-Virus B. Network Security C. Data Security D. Firewall
10. This wireless network standard was approved in February 2021 with a maximum data transfer rate of 1,201 Mbps.
A. 802.11a B. 802.11b C. WIFI 6 D. WIFI 4
11. An improved version of WEP. It was created as a temporary solution until 802.11i.
A. WEP128 B. WEP C. WEP64 D. WPA
12. This is a malware that self-replicates that is harmful to networks.
A. Worm B. Virus C. Trojan Horse D. Spyware
13. Software that appears to do one thing, and yet behind the scenes it does another.
A. Worm B. Virus C. Trojan Horse D. Spyware
14. 802.11a wireless standard operates at 5Ghz frequency giving you a maximum of how Mbps of data transfer rate?
A. 11Mbps B. 54Mbps C. 120Mbps D. 60Mbps
15. The process of monitoring, reporting, and training of user would commonly be done by this team of individuals.
A. DRR Team B. Anti-Piracy Team C. Security Awareness Team D. IT Department
16. This is a security layer used in mobile devices that employ the Wireless Applications Protocol.
A. WEP128 B. WTLS C. WEP64 D. WPA
17. This wireless security protocol created by Cisco to address the weaknesses in WEP and WPA.
A. WEP128 B. WEP C. WEP64 D. LEAP
18. A type of external attack which use available resources, such as passwords or scripts, to gain access to and run
programs designed to vandalize.
A. Accidental threats B. Unstructured Attack C. Malicious Threats D. Structured
19. A virus can be transferred to a computer in many ways, except for this one:
A. Email B. file transfer C. WIFI connection D. instant messaging
20. In windows operating system we use this feature in encrypting our stored data.
A. BitLocker drive encryption B. database encryption C. Data Encryption Standard D. Advanced Encryption Standard

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LEAP, created by Cisco, was specifically designed to address weaknesses in WEP and WPA by using dynamic WEP keys and mutual authentication to enhance security .

Accidental threats are typically unintentional errors by users that can lead to data loss or breaches, whereas malicious threats are deliberate actions intended to cause harm or steal information. While accidental threats are usually less severe, malicious threats can lead to significant data breaches and operational damage .

WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access) was a significant improvement over WEP as it provided a temporary but effective solution with enhancements like TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) to improve data encryption and security .

Data Encryption is the most effective method to protect computer data from being accessed during transmission, as it encodes the information to prevent unauthorized access .

Using outdated wireless security standards like WEP in modern environments is risky due to its well-known vulnerabilities, such as weak encryption methods and susceptibility to hacking. This can lead to unauthorized access, data breaches, and compromised systems, making it crucial for organizations to upgrade to more secure protocols like WPA3 .

Macro Viruses are associated with Microsoft Office applications because these viruses exploit the macro programming language to automate tasks, which is heavily used in Office applications like Word and Excel .

The Security Awareness Team is responsible for the process of monitoring, reporting, and training users to enhance their knowledge and practices regarding security protocols within the organization .

Unstructured attacks typically involve unsophisticated methods using readily available tools, often executed by individuals with limited skills. Structured attacks, on the other hand, are organized efforts involving advanced techniques and tools, often carried out by skilled groups targeting specific systems .

Wi-Fi 6, approved in February 2021, significantly improved data transfer rates with a maximum of 1,201 Mbps, compared to previous standards like 802.11a which offered maximum transfers of 54Mbps .

A Trojan Horse differs from other malware as it disguises itself as a legitimate program but performs malicious actions behind the scenes, unlike worms which self-replicate and viruses which attach themselves to files or code .

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