CPSA Vulnerabilities Exam Questions and Complete Solutions Graded A+
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FTP Vulnerability x2 - Answer: FTP bounce attack Anonymous access SMTP Vulnerability x2 - Answer: User Enum (EXPN/VRFY) Sendmail 8.12.9 buffer overflow R* Vulnerability x2 - Answer: .rhost file - any user can modify locally IP & DNS spoofing NFS Vulnerability x1 - Answer: UID/GID manipulation to access FS RPC Vulnerability x6 - Answer: rusers user enumeration NFS share enumeration SMB user enumeration Priv esc DoS Buffer Overflow RPC Privilege Escalation - Answer: rpc.statd RPC DoS - Answer: rpc.lockd RPC Buffer Overflow - Answer: rpc.mountd CVE-2014-6271 Bash Vulnerability - Answer: Shellshock EXTREMEPARR (CVE 2017-3622) - Answer: local privilege escalation Solaris 7-
Diffie-Hellman Vulnerability - Answer: Logjam - export grade-512 not hard to crack 1024 bit would only be possible by NSA MS-SQL 2005 Password Hash Vulnerability - Answer: SELECT name, password_hash FROM master.sys.sql_logins HeartBleed - Answer: OpenSSL Leak 64KB of target's memory Found in openssl 1.0.1-1.0.1F, fixed in 1.0.1G Badlock - Answer: SAM & LSAD MS16- Local Privilege Escalation