ECCouncil Updated 312-50 Exam Questions and Answers by leela

Certificate issuance

Certificate validation

Certificate cryptography

Certificate revocation

SQL injections

Man-in-the-middle

Cross-site scripting

ARP poisoning

It is impossible to crack hashed user passwords unless the key used to encrypt them is obtained.

If a user forgets the password, it can be easily retrieved using the hash key stored by administrators.

Hashing is faster compared to more traditional encryption algorithms.

Passwords stored using hashes are non-reversible, making finding the password much more difficult.

Unplug the network connection on the company’s web server.

Determine the origin of the attack and launch a counterattack.

Record as much information as possible from the attack.

Perform a system restart on the company’s web server.