A.Nessus

B.Hackbot

C.NetRecon

D.Nikto

A.Dictionary attack

B.Session Hijacking

C.Trojan horse

D.Social Engineering

A.Trojan horses are a form of malicious codes while worms are not.

B.Worms replicate themselves while Trojan horses do not.

C.Worms can be distributed through emails while Trojan horses cannot.

D.Trojan horses are harmful to computers while worms are not.

A.In this type of attack, a hacker sends more traffic to a network address than the buffer can handle.

B.In this type of attack, a hacker sends ICMP packets greater than 65,536 bytes to crash a system.

C.This type of attack uses common words in either upper or lower case to find a password.

D.In this type of attack, a hacker maliciously cuts a network cable.

A.Firechalking

B.Warchalking

C.Firewalking

D.Wardialing