PT0-002 practice questions, page 14 of 22, with answer review and explanations.
Question 66
A company has hired a penetration tester to deploy and set up a rogue access point on the network. Which of the following is the BEST tool to use to accomplish this goal?
Wireshark
Aircrack-ng
Kismet
Wifite
Question 67
A penetration tester was able to gain access successfully to a Windows workstation on a mobile client's laptop. Which of the following can be used to ensure the tester is able to maintain access to the system?
A company hired a penetration-testing team to review the cyber-physical systems in a manufacturing plant. The team immediately discovered the supervisory systems and PLCs are both connected to the company intranet. Which of the following assumptions, if made by the penetration-testing team, is MOST likely to be valid?
PLCs will not act upon commands injected over the network.
Supervisors and controllers are on a separate virtual network by default.
Controllers will not validate the origin of commands.
Supervisory systems will detect a malicious injection of code/commands.
Question 69
A penetration tester downloaded a Java application file from a compromised web server and identifies how to invoke it by looking at the following log: Which of the following is the order of steps the penetration tester needs to follow to validate whether the Java application uses encryption over sockets?
Run an application vulnerability scan and then identify the TCP ports used by the application.
Run the application attached to a debugger and then review the application's log.
Disassemble the binary code and then identify the break points.
Start a packet capture with Wireshark and then run the application.
Question 70
When planning a penetration-testing effort, clearly expressing the rules surrounding the optimal time of day for test execution is important because:
security compliance regulations or laws may be violated.
testing can make detecting actual APT more challenging.
testing adds to the workload of defensive cyber- and threat-hunting teams.