GCFA Practice Test

GCFA Practice Test practice questions, page 3 of 13, with answer review and explanations.

Question 11

Which of the following encryption methods uses AES technology?

  1. Dynamic WEP
  2. Static WEP
  3. TKIP
  4. CCMP

Question 12

Mark works as a security manager for SofTech Inc. He is using a technique for monitoring what the employees are doing with corporate resources. Which of the following techniques is being used by Mark to gather evidence of an ongoing computer crime if a member of the staff is e-mailing company's secrets to an opponent?

  1. Electronic surveillance
  2. Civil investigation
  3. Physical surveillance
  4. Criminal investigation

Question 13

Which of the following is the first computer virus that was used to infect the boot sector of storage media formatted with the DOS File Allocation Table (FAT) file system?

  1. Melissa
  2. Tequila
  3. Brain
  4. I love you

Question 14

Which of the following attacks saturates network resources and disrupts services to a specific computer?

  1. Teardrop attack
  2. Polymorphic shell code attack
  3. Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack
  4. Replay attack

Question 15

Peter works as a Technical Representative in a CSIRT for SecureEnet Inc. His team is called to investigate the computer of an employee, who is suspected for classified data theft. Suspect's computer runs on Windows operating system. Peter wants to collect data and evidences for further analysis. He knows that in Windows operating system, the data is searched in pre-defined steps for proper and efficient analysis. Which of the following is the correct order for searching data on a Windows based system?

  1. Volatile data, file slack, registry, memory dumps, file system, system state backup, internet traces
  2. Volatile data, file slack, registry, system state backup, internet traces, file system, memory dumps
  3. Volatile data, file slack, internet traces, registry, memory dumps, system state backup, file system
  4. Volatile data, file slack, file system, registry, memory dumps, system state backup, internet traces