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Free EC Council Certified Incident Handler (ECIH v3) Practice Questions

Question # 21

Attackers or insiders create a backdoor into a trusted network by installing an unsecured access point inside a firewall. They then use any software or hardware access point to perform an attack. Which of the following is this type of attack?

Options:

A.  

Rogue- access point attack

B.  

Password-based attack

C.  

Malware attack

D.  

Email infection

Discussion 0
Question # 22

After a web application attack, HealthFirst traced the breach to an insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) vulnerability. They want to patch it and fortify the app. What should be their primary action?

Options:

A.  

Introduce a WAF with default rules.

B.  

Conduct regular penetration testing on the application.

C.  

Implement role-based access controls (RBAC) for data access.

D.  

Encrypt all data at rest and in transit.

Discussion 0
Question # 23

Allan performed a reconnaissance attack on his corporate network as part of a red-team activity. He scanned the IP range to find live host IP addresses. What type of technique did he use to exploit the network?

Options:

A.  

DNS foot printing

B.  

Social engineering

C.  

Port scanning

D.  

Ping sweeping

Discussion 0
Question # 24

Following a spear-phishing campaign targeting executive-level employees, a mid-sized financial firm experienced unauthorized access to internal systems, leading to widespread disruption of customer-facing applications. Although the technical issues were resolved within days, the breach triggered legal scrutiny and negative press coverage. Several major customers expressed concern about the firm ' s risk posture and began transitioning to competitors. Investor confidence was impacted as the stock value dipped, and senior leadership initiated a damage control campaign. Which of the following best categorizes the broader consequences experienced by the organization?

Options:

A.  

Tangible operational costs including the deployment of response infrastructure.

B.  

Recovery complications caused by delayed asset inventory synchronization.

C.  

Intangible business effects involving stakeholder defection and public image decline.

D.  

Measurable loss from hardware failure and direct asset compromise.

Discussion 0
Question # 25

Which of the following techniques prevent or mislead incident-handling process and may also affect the collection, preservation, and identification phases of the forensic

investigation process?

Options:

A.  

Scanning

B.  

Footprinting

C.  

Enumeration

D.  

Anti-forensics

Discussion 0
Question # 26

Jake, a senior incident responder in a financial institution ' s SOC, receives a high-severity alert from the intrusion detection system (IDS). The alert indicates a flood of SYN packets targeting the internal web server, which has now become sluggish and unresponsive to legitimate client requests. The sudden surge in half-open connections is causing resource exhaustion on the server. Suspecting a SYN flood attack—a type of denial-of-service (DoS) attack—Jake needs to verify the source and nature of the traffic to determine the appropriate containment and mitigation strategy while preserving system integrity and uptime. What step should Jake take first in response to this suspected DoS incident?

Options:

A.  

Notify HR to instruct employees on mandatory password resets

B.  

Disconnect all users from the network to isolate the server

C.  

Inspect network traffic to confirm the attack pattern and verify source behavior

D.  

Reboot the affected server to restore availability

Discussion 0
Question # 27

Which of the following port scanning techniques involves resetting the TCP connection

between client and server abruptly before completion of the three-way handshake

signals, making the connection half-open?

Options:

A.  

Null scan

B.  

Full connect scan

C.  

Stealth scan

D.  

Xmas scan

Discussion 0
Question # 28

WebMega, a leading e-commerce giant with over a billion users, suffered a massive data breach, compromising sensitive user data, including financials. During the containment phase, IH & R teams discovered a meticulous attack pattern that bypassed multiple security layers, hinting at an insider ' s involvement. Investigations revealed that three recently fired employees, with ties to a rival company, had possible motives and means. How should WebMega proceed?

Options:

A.  

Reinforce security measures across the board, with a focus on employee access controls, without addressing the potential insider threat directly.

B.  

Collaborate with external forensic experts and law enforcement agencies to conduct a thorough investigation while maintaining confidentiality.

C.  

Reach out to the rival company ' s leadership, seeking an off-the-record resolution without involving legal channels.

D.  

Publicly accuse the rival company of corporate espionage and initiate legal proceedings based on the initial evidence.

Discussion 0
Question # 29

After deploying a new application on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), a security engineer discovers that an unauthorized entity has been accessing the application ' s backend services. Which of the following measures should the engineer take first to address this security incident?

Options:

A.  

Enable Google Cloud ' s Security Command Center to detect future threats.

B.  

Migrate the application services to a different GCP project with stronger security settings.

C.  

Review IAM roles and permissions for excessive access and tighten security controls.

D.  

Use VPC Service Controls to create a secure perimeter around the affected services.

Discussion 0
Question # 30

DeltaCorp, a global e-commerce company, received an email sent to the financial department claiming to be from the CEO, requesting an urgent transfer of funds. To determine the legitimacy of this potentially deceptive email, which of the following should be the primary focus of the investigation?

Options:

A.  

Inspect the email headers for spoofing or sender IP irregularities.

B.  

Contact the vendor mentioned in the email.

C.  

Review past emails for similar language.

D.  

Scan the email server for malware.

Discussion 0

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