| Exam Name: | Certified Ethical Hacker Exam (CEHv13) | ||
| Exam Code: | 312-50v13 Dumps | ||
| Vendor: | ECCouncil | Certification: | CEH v13 |
| Questions: | 542 Q&A's | Shared By: | ernie |
John, a penetration tester at a Los Angeles-based online gaming company, is analyzing the company's cloud infrastructure after a recent security breach caused unexpected downtime and delayed alerts. His investigation reveals that the attackers remained undetected, due to the absence of mechanisms that track function-level activity and capture anomalous events. The backend architecture for matchmaking and in-game purchases is serverless, increasing the importance of robust security measures.
So, which cloud computing threat should John prioritize to prevent similar breaches?
During a compliance review at a law firm in Chicago, an ethical hacker tests the firm’s secure email gateway. She observes that sensitive legal documents are being transmitted in clear text over the Internet, allowing anyone intercepting the traffic to read the contents. The firm is concerned about unauthorized individuals being able to view these communications. Which principle of information security is being violated?
In Miami, Florida, Sarah Thompson, a security analyst at Apex Cyber Defense, is tasked with monitoring the wireless infrastructure at Coastal Healthcare, a busy urban hospital. One morning, nurse Emily Carter reports that her tablet used for accessing patient records is unexpectedly connecting to an access point broadcasting a name and signal similar to the hospital’s secure Wi-Fi. Upon investigation, Sarah’s log analysis reveals an unauthorized device on the network capturing sensitive traffic from connected systems. Suspecting a breach, she identifies that the attacker has deployed an access point to mimic the hospital’s legitimate network.
Based on this behavior, which wireless threat is the attacker executing?
A large media-streaming company receives complaints that its web application is timing out or failing to load. Security analysts observe the web server is overwhelmed with a large number of open HTTP connections, transmitting data extremely slowly. These connections remain open indefinitely, exhausting server resources without consuming excessive bandwidth. The team suspects an application-layer DoS attack. Which attack is most likely responsible?