312-50v13 Practice Questions
Certified Ethical Hacker Exam (CEHv13)
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During a reconnaissance engagement at a law firm in Houston, Texas, you are tasked with analyzing the physical movement of employees through their publicly shared media. By examining geotagged images and mapping them to specific locations, you aim to evaluate whether staff are unintentionally disclosing sensitive information about office routines. Which tool from the reconnaissance toolkit would best support this task?
SCADA anomalies suggest a side-channel attack. Which investigation best confirms this?
During a cybersecurity awareness drill at Quantum Analytics in San Francisco, California, the ethical hacking team tests the company’s defenses against social media-based threats. Nadia creates a fake LinkedIn profile posing as a senior HR manager from Quantum Analytics, using a stolen company logo and publicly available employee details. Nadia sends connection requests to several employees, including data analyst Priya Sharma, inviting them to join a private group called Quantum Analytics Innovation Hub. The group’s page prompts members to share their work email and department role for exclusive project updates.
What social engineering threat to corporate networks is Nadia’s exercise primarily simulating?
During a covert red team engagement, a penetration tester is tasked with identifying live hosts in a target organization’s internal subnet (10.0.0.0/24) without triggering intrusion detection systems (IDS). To remain undetected, the tester opts to use the command nmap -sn -PE 10.0.0.0/24, which results in several " Host is up " responses, even though the organization’s IDS is tuned to detect high-volume scans. After the engagement, the client reviews the logs and is surprised that the scan was not flagged. What allowed the scan to complete without triggering alerts?
A Linux server has world-writable cron directories. What can attackers achieve?
A large chemical plant uses operational technology (OT) networks to control its industrial processes. Recently, abnormal behavior is observed from PLCs, suggesting a stealthy compromise via malicious firmware. Which action should the team take FIRST to verify and neutralize the issue?
A penetration tester extracts NTLM hashes but does not crack them, instead reuses them to authenticate. What attack is this?
During a review for DoS threats, several IP addresses generate excessive traffic. Packet inspection shows the TCP three-way handshake is never completed, leaving many connections in a SYN_RECEIVED state and consuming server resources without completing sessions. What type of DoS attack is most likely occurring?
In the heart of Silicon Valley, California, network administrator Jake Henderson oversees the web infrastructure for TechTrend Innovations, a startup specializing in cloud solutions. During a routine architecture review, Jake evaluates the setup of their web server, which handles high-traffic API requests. He notes that the server’s primary module processes incoming requests and works with additional modules to manage encryption, URL rewriting, and authentication. Curious about the server’s design, Jake consults the documentation to ensure optimal performance and security.
Which web server component is Jake analyzing as part of TechTrend Innovations’ architecture?
As part of an annual security awareness program at BrightPath Consulting in Denver, Colorado, the cybersecurity team conducts an ethical hacking experiment to test employee vigilance against physical social engineering threats. During a simulated attack, ethical hacker Liam Carter strategically places a USB drive labeled “Confidential 2025 Budget Plans” in the company’s parking lot, designed to look like it was accidentally dropped. The USB is programmed to install a harmless tracking script when plugged into a workstation, alerting the security team. Sarah, a project coordinator, finds the USB and considers plugging it into her office laptop to identify its owner.
What social engineering technique is being tested in this experiment?
During a red team engagement at a healthcare provider in Miami, ethical hacker Rachel suspects that a compromised workstation is running a sniffer in promiscuous mode. To confirm her suspicion, she sends specially crafted ICMP packets with a mismatched MAC address but a correct IP destination. Minutes later, the suspected machine responds to the probe even though ordinary systems would ignore it.
Which detection technique is Rachel most likely using to validate the presence of a sniffer?
A large-scale inventory management platform implements a pattern-based inspection layer to prevent malicious database interactions. During authorized testing, repeated payloads containing recognizable structural sequences are denied before reaching the application logic. While analyzing the inspection behavior, the tester observes that blocked requests share a consistent textual arrangement of components. The tester then alters how those components are presented within the payload while preserving the intended database operation. After this adjustment, the request bypasses the inspection layer and executes successfully, producing results consistent with earlier attempts. Determine the evasion method that best accounts for this behavior.
One customer’s malicious activity impacts other tenants. Which control would best prevent this?
