MCQs on Cyber Forensics
This Test contains total 25 MCQs on Cyber Forensics. Test your Knowledge.
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What category of software is designed to cause detriment to your computer?
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The huge numbers of devices connected to the internet of things have to communicate automatically NOT via humans. What is this called?
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An intrusion detection system (IDS) can be used to monitor and filter network traffic. From the viewpoint of detection, which main IDS types can be distinguished?
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Which are the sections of IT Act is applicable for Cyber pornography?
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Length of Port address in TCP/IP is _________
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_________ is the feature of cloud computing that allows the service to change in size or volume in order to meet a user’s needs.
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Which program will be used to gain administrative rights on one's computer?
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What is it called when someone changes the FROM section of an email so that the message you receive appears to come from a person other than the one who sent it?
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IT Act 2000 amended various sections of the following Acts EXCEPT?
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Which of the following protocols uses both TCP and UDP?
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________ describes a cloud service that can only be accessed by a limited amount of people.
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SIM stores the _____________.
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Degausser is used for ____.
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A device operating at network layer is called ____ .
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The browser’s __________ keeps a list of web pages you have visited during the current session.
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Cryptography is use to transform message to make them secure and immune from _______.
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Unsolicited commercial emails are commonly known as?
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What is found at Cylinder 0, Head 0, and Sector 1 on a hard drive?
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__________ is the protocol that supports linking from one web page to another page.
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A single, common key is used to encrypt and decrypt the message in :
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The first part of a complete URL is the __________ needed to access the web resource.
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How many levels of addressing is provided in TCP/IP protocol?
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For what purpose, ‘Volatility’ tool is used?
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________ describes a distribution model in which applications are hosted by a service provider and made available to users.