Tools of the Trade Flashcards

1
Q

Which DNS tool resolves web addresses to an IP address and answers the question to ‘Is my DNS up’?

A

Ping

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2
Q

Which tool detects hosts that are connected to you?

A

netstat

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3
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Which tool traces the route of network connections?

A

tracert

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4
Q

Which tool resolves ethernet MAC address?

A

ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)

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5
Q

Which tool provides the IP address and ethernet tools in Windows?

A

ipconfig

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6
Q

What does ipconfig /all do?

A

find the MAC address

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7
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Which tool provides the IP address and ethernet tools in Linux?

A

ip

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8
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Which tool provides information on the DNS server for Windows?

A

nslookup

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9
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Which tool provides information on the DNS server for Linux?

A

Digg

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10
Q

Which tool opens and listens to ports and can be used as an aggressive tool for reconnaissance?

A

Netcat

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11
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Which tool is useful for hardware inventory and reconnaissance of your network and/or system?

A

Nmap

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12
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What is the GUI for nmap called?

A

Zenmap

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13
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What is any system that shouldn’t be on the network called?

A

Rogue system

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14
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What can be used to detect open ports, protocols, hardware, and rogue systems?

A

Network scans

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15
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What two functions does Protocol analyzers perform?

A

sniffing and analyzing the data

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16
Q

What does a sniffer do?

A

grabs all the data going in or out of a particular interface

17
Q

What does a sniffer do with the data acquired?

A

saves to file or sends live feed into the protocol analyzer

18
Q

What protocol analyzer tool allows us to filter the data by services and protocols?

19
Q

What popular protocol analyzer can only be used on a Linux system?

20
Q

What tool is used to administer and manage network devices from a single source?

A

Simple network management protocol (SNMP)

21
Q

What is the SNMP program that is packaged within the network element?

22
Q

In SNMP, what is the part of the network that requires some form of monitoring and management (i.e. routers, switches, workstations, etc)?

A

managed device

23
Q

In SNMP, what is the separate entity (i.e. workstation) that is responsible for communicating with the SNMP agent implement network device?

A

SNMP manager

24
Q

What are some of the key functions of a SNMP manager?

A

Queries agents, gets response from agents, set variables on the agents, acknowledges asynchronous events from agents

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What is the software that runs on the SNMP manager?
Network Management Station (NMS)
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What is the commonly shared database between the SNMP agent and the SNMP manager?
Management Information Base (MIB)
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Which version of SNMP added basic encryption?
Version 2
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What ports does SNMP use?
UDP 161 or TLS 10161
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Log event data includes...
date, time, process/source, account, event number, event description
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In dealing with logs, what event happens on a host even though it's not on the network?
non-network events
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In dealing with logs, what events deals with the communication between the host and something on the network?
network events