What sort of attack is described by the following: An attacker has a list of broadcast addresses which it stores
into an array, the attacker sends a spoofed icmp echo request to each of those addresses in series and starts
again. The spoofed IP address used by the attacker as the source of the packets is the target/victim IP
address.

You are using an open source packet analyzer called Wireshark and are sifting through the various
conversations to see if anything appears to be out of order.
You are observing a UDP conversation between a host and a router. It was a file transfer between the two on
port 69. What protocol was used here to conduct the file transfer?

What is the three-way handshake sequence used to initiate TCP connections?

Which type of attack involves the altering of a systems Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table so that it
contains incorrect IP to MAC address mappings?

Of the following, which multiple access method for computer networks does 802.11 Wireless Local Area
Network use?

What is called an attack in which an attacker floods a system with connection requests but does not respond
when the target system replies to those requests?

What is the BEST answer pertaining to the difference between the Session and Transport layers of the OSImodel?

At which OSI layer does SSL reside in?

What would you call the process that takes advantages of the security provided by a transmission protocol by
carrying one protocol over another?

You are part of a security staff at a highly profitable bank and each day, all traffic on the network is logged for
later review. Every Friday when major deposits are made you’re seeing a series of bits placed in the “Urgent
Pointer” field of a TCP packet. This is only 16 bits which isn’t much but it concerns you because: