CertNexus Exam ITS-110 Topic 1 Question 25 Discussion

Actual exam question for CertNexus's ITS-110 exam

Question #: 25
Topic #: 1

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Network filters based on Ethernet burned-in-addresses are vulnerable to which of the following attacks?

AMedia Access Control (MAC) spoofing

BBuffer overflow

CPacket injection

DGPS spoofing

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Suggested Answer: B

by James at Jan 26, 2024, 07:46 PM

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Willard

25 days ago

Packet injection? More like packet confusion if you ask me. This is a piece of cake, MAC spoofing all the way!

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Avery

9 days ago

MAC spoofing is definitely the way to go. It's the most common attack on network filters.

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Kate

1 months ago

GPS spoofing? What does that have to do with Ethernet filters? I think the exam writers are trying to be a little too creative with the distractors.

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Tonette

15 days ago

C) Packet injection

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Eun

18 days ago

B) Buffer overflow

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Charolette

22 days ago

A) Media Access Control (MAC) spoofing

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Bernardine

1 months ago

Buffer overflow? Really? That's like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. MAC spoofing is the obvious choice here.

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Dean

2 days ago

Yeah, MAC spoofing is the most logical choice to exploit vulnerabilities in network filters based on Ethernet burned-in-addresses.

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Colette

16 days ago

I agree, using MAC spoofing is a more targeted and effective way to bypass Ethernet burned-in-address filters.

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Lenna

28 days ago

Buffer overflow might be too extreme for this situation. MAC spoofing is a more subtle approach.

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Cordell

1 months ago

MAC spoofing is definitely the way to go. It's a common attack on network filters.

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Stefania

2 months ago

I'm not sure, but I think C) Packet injection could also be a possible attack on network filters.

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Cortney

2 months ago

I've seen MAC spoofing attacks in action, and they can be pretty nasty. This is a good question to test our network security knowledge.

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Josephine

10 days ago

C) Packet injection

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Dylan

16 days ago

A) Media Access Control (MAC) spoofing

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Kandis

24 days ago

C) Packet injection

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Leontine

29 days ago

A) Media Access Control (MAC) spoofing

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Johanna

2 months ago

I agree with Rebecka, because changing the MAC address can bypass network filters.

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Kara

2 months ago

MAC spoofing is definitely the right answer here. Ethernet filters are easy to bypass if you can just fake the MAC address.

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Twanna

9 days ago

Exactly, MAC spoofing is a major vulnerability in Ethernet-based network filters.

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Patria

12 days ago

So, the answer to the question is A) Media Access Control (MAC) spoofing.

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Marci

22 days ago

It's true, faking the MAC address can easily bypass Ethernet filters.

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Katy

23 days ago

MAC spoofing is a common attack on network filters.

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Rebecka

2 months ago

I think the answer is A) MAC spoofing.

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