3.0 - Endpoint Security Concepts Flashcards
(20 cards)
What is FDE?
Full Disk Encryption
True or false: BitLocker and Active Directory are available on Windows Home editions.
False
If there is a conflict between NTFS and Share permissions, which one wins?
The more restrictive one
Microsoft’s FDE is called…
BitLocker
What are apt, yum, and dnf?
Linux package installers
What are the two most common front-ends to the Linux nftables subsystem?
firewalld and UFW
What is DAC?
Discretionary Access Control - the owner of a resource determines who has what permissions
What is MAC?
Mandatory Access Control - admins define permissions that users cannot override
What are SELinux and AppArmor?
MAC implementations for Linux
What are dm-crypt and LUKS?
Linux disk encryption tools
What is APFS?
Apple File System, based on Unix
What is FileVault?
Apple’s disk encryption system
Which Mac tool is used for viewing logs?
Console
On most Linux systems, netstat has been deprecated and replaced with what?
ss
MDM stands for…
Mobile Device Management
PCI-DSS stands for…
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards
PHI stands for…
Protected Health Information
GDPR stands for…
General Data Protection Regulation, a European standard which emphasizes “data protection by design and by default”
What is ssdeep?
A fuzzy hash tool
What does YARA do and how?
It searches for malware by searching for specific text strings, regular expressions, etc.
