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Exam Name:	Certified Ethical Hacker Exam (CEHv13)
Exam Code:	312-50v13 Dumps
Vendor:	ECCouncil	Certification:	CEH v13
Questions:	584 Q&A's	Shared By:	gianna

Question 104

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Physical security

Network IPS

Security awareness training

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Question 105

During an internal security assessment of a medium-sized enterprise network, a security analyst notices an unusual spike in ARP traffic. Closer inspection reveals that one particular MAC address is associated with multiple IP addresses across different subnets. The ARP packets were unsolicited replies rather than requests, and several employees from different departments have reported intermittent connection drops, failed logins, and broken intranet sessions. The analyst suspects an intentional interference on the local network segment. What is the most likely cause of this abnormal behavior?

Options:

ARP poisoning causing routing inconsistencies

DHCP snooping improperly configured

Legitimate ARP table refresh on all clients

Port security restricting all outbound MAC responses

Discussion

Question 106

During LDAP-based enumeration, you observe that some critical information cannot be retrieved. What is the most likely reason?

Options:

LDAP directory data is protected by Access Control Lists (ACLs)

LDAP is running on a non-standard port

Hosts are in a different subnet

Network congestion is causing dropped requests

Discussion

Question 107

During an internal red team engagement, an operator discovers that TCP port 389 is open on a target system identified as a domain controller. To assess the extent of LDAP exposure, the operator runs the command ldapsearch -h < Target IP > -x -s base namingcontexts and receives a response revealing the base distinguished name (DN): DC=internal,DC=corp. This naming context indicates the root of the LDAP directory structure. With this discovery, the operator plans the next step to continue LDAP enumeration and expand visibility into users and objects in the domain. What is the most logical next action?

Options:

Launch a brute-force attack against user passwords via SMB

Conduct an ARP scan on the local subnet

Attempt an RDP login to the domain controller

Use the base DN in a filter to enumerate directory objects