Deck 7: Industrial Espionage in Cyberspace

Question 1

Crafting email and websites to specifically target certain victims is called dive bombing.

Answer 1

False

Question 2

VI (value of information)= C (cost to produce)+ ___________.

A)MU (markup)
B)GM (gross margin)
C)VG (value gained)
D)VL (value lost)

Answer 2

C

Question 3

A key logger can be hardware-based of software-based.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

Funcrypt is a free tool that can be used to encrypt drives,folders,or partitions.

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT an example of industrial espionage?

A)Details on a competitor's new project
B)A list of a competitor's clients
C)Denial-of-service attack
D)None of the above

Question 6

Data stored in computer systems has a high value because there is a great deal of time and effort that goes into creating an analyzing it and ________________.

A)Data often has intrinsic value.
B)Data is an asset that appreciates.
C)Data lasts forever.
D)None of the above.

Question 7

Hiding a message in images is an example of stenography.

Question 8

Sending a forged email asking for sensitive data is an example of steganography.

Question 9

Cookies and key loggers are examples of ____________.

A)Viruses
B)Worms
C)Spyware
D)None of the above

Question 10

The chief executive officer of Oracle defends his practice to hire private investigators to sift through the garbage of which competitor?

A)Red Hat
B)McAfee
C)Norton
D)Microsoft

Question 11

Microsoft Windows includes BitLocker in some editions,so entire hard drives can be encrypted.

Question 12

The Patriot Act was the first U.S.law to criminalize theft of commercial trade secrets.

Question 13

The company involved in an attack by Oleg Zezev from Kazahkstan,in which Zezev accessed computer data and copied personal information for purposes of blackmail was ______.

A)General Motors
B)Interactive Television Technologies,Inc.
C)Bloomberg,Inc.
D)None of the above

Question 14

______________ is the use of spying techniques to find out key information that is of economic value.

A)Industrial espionage
B)Scanning
C)Electronic monitoring
D)None of the above

Question 15

For security reasons,when an employee leaves a company,you should conduct a(n)________ interview.

A)Security
B)Exit
C)Employment
D)Scanning

Question 16

The process to list assets that you believe support your organization is called ________.

A)Business planning
B)Asset identification
C)Making a balance sheet
D)Organizational charting

Question 17

Industrial espionage is the use of spying techniques to find out key information that is of economic value.

Question 18

The company whose chief executive officer was indicted for copyright infringement of allegedly stealing technology from D-Link,which was one of its own customers,was _________.

A)General Motors
B)Interactive Television Technologies,Inc.
C)Bloomberg,Inc.
D)None of the above

Question 19

VI (value of information)= C (cost to produce)+ VG (value gained).

Question 20

Employees with access to any sensitive information should be asked to sign nondisclosure agreements.

Question 21

Quick Stego and Invisible Secrets are two software tools that can be used for __________.

A)Port scanning
B)Steganography
C)Key logging
D)None of the above

Question 22

Sending an email that claims to come from a different sender,and asking for sensitive data is an example of ___________.

A)Phishing
B)Key logging
C)Social engineering
D)None of the above

Question 23

The single greatest security risk to any organization is _________.

A)A disgruntled employee
B)Lack of a disaster recovery plan
C)Lack of antivirus software
D)Out-of-date software

Question 24

Giving personnel access to only data that they absolutely need to perform their jobs is referred to as _________.

A)Least privileges
B)Job rotation
C)Business continuation planning
D)None of the above

Question 25

The most obvious use of ________________involves talking to a targeted employee and getting him to reveal sensitive data.

A)Phishing
B)Key logging
C)Social engineering
D)None of the above