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Coursera X Cybersecurity for Everyone Week 5 Quiz Answers!

Question 1. The best way to describe hacking is as a single effort or activity conducted quickly and effortlessly by the threat actor.

True

False

Question 2. Spear phishing is a tactic in which part of the Lockheed Martin Attack Kill Chain Model?

Delivery

Reconnaissance

Weaponization

Installation

Command and Control

Question 3. Investigating the organizational chart of a target is part of which phase of the Lockheed Martin Attack Kill Chain Model?

Delivery

Reconnaissance

Weaponization

Installation

Command and Control

Question 4. IT System Administrators often can easily identify who attackers are and submit their identities to law enforcement for prosecution.

True

False

Question 5. The phase of the hacking process where a threat actor’s code is executed onto a victim’s device is called:

Delivery

Reconnaissance

Exploitation

Installation

Command and Control

Question 6. Writing an exploit to leverage a vulnerability in the windows 10 operating system would be included in which phase of the Lockheed Martin Cyber Kill Chain?

Delivery

Reconnaissance

Weaponization

Installation

Command and Control

Question 7. The use of _______ often makes it difficult for victims of cyber-attack to identify the threat actor involved.

Social media

IXP

Proxy servers

ISP

Routers

Question 8. Attribution can be difficult for victims of cyber attack primarily due to: 

The difficulty for IT workers to work with technology in their own network

The interplay between proxies, encryption, and threat actors hiding in plain network traffic

The difficulty of security organizations to communicate with one another

The generally slow nature of government response to cyber attack

None of the Above