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Exam Name:	Certified Ethical Hacker Exam
Exam Code:	312-50 Dumps
Vendor:	ECCouncil	Certification:	Certified Ethical Hacker
Questions:	614 Q&A's	Shared By:	lilith

Question 12

A covert channel is a channel that

Options:

transfers information over, within a computer system, or network that is outside of the security policy.

transfers information over, within a computer system, or network that is within the security policy.

transfers information via a communication path within a computer system, or network for transfer of data.

transfers information over, within a computer system, or network that is encrypted.

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Question 13

Which of the following can take an arbitrary length of input and produce a message digest output of 160 bit?

Options:

SHA-1

MD5

HAVAL

MD4

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Question 14

Which of the following is a common Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) vulnerability?

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Cross-site scripting