312-50v13 Practice Questions
Certified Ethical Hacker Exam (CEHv13)
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You are Jordan, a cryptographic assessor at Cascade Data in Portland, Oregon, reviewing the protection applied to telemetry logs. Your review finds an algorithm that operates on 128-bit blocks, accepts keys up to 256 bits, and the documentation notes it was one of the finalists in the AES selection process that aimed to replace legacy DES. Which symmetric encryption algorithm should you identify as being used?
A cybersecurity team identifies suspicious outbound network traffic. Investigation reveals malware utilizing the Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) to evade firewall detection. Why would attackers use this service to conceal malicious activities?
You suspect a Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attack inside the network. Which network activity would help confirm this?
During a penetration test at Cascade Financial in Seattle, ethical hacker Elena Vasquez probes the input handling of the company’s web server. She discovers that a single crafted request is processed as two separate ones, allowing her to inject malicious data into the server’s communication. This type of attack falls into the same category of input validation flaws as cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (CSRF), and SQL injection.
Which type of web server attack is Elena most likely demonstrating?
During a cloud security assessment, you discover a former employee still has access to critical cloud resources months after leaving. Which practice would most effectively prevent this?
A web application returns generic error messages. The analyst submits AND 1=1 and AND 1=2 and observes different responses. What type of injection is being tested?
A penetration tester is attempting to gain access to a wireless network that is secured with WPA2 encryption. The tester successfully captures the WPA2 handshake but now needs to crack the pre-shared key. What is the most effective method to proceed?
A penetration tester is tasked with assessing the security of an Android mobile application that stores sensitive user data. The tester finds that the application does not use proper encryption to secure data at rest. What is the most effective way to exploit this vulnerability?
A cybersecurity research team identifies suspicious behavior on a user’s Android device. Upon investigation, they discover that a seemingly harmless app, downloaded from a third-party app store, has silently overwritten several legitimate applications such as WhatsApp and SHAREit. These fake replicas maintain the original icon and user interface but serve intrusive advertisements and covertly harvest credentials and personal data in the background. The attackers achieved this by embedding malicious code in utility apps like video editors and photo filters, which users were tricked into installing. The replacement occurred without user consent, and the malicious code communicates with a command-and-control (C & C) server to execute further instructions. What type of attack is being carried out in this scenario?
A penetration tester is tasked with scanning a network protected by an IDS and firewall that actively blocks connection attempts on non-standard ports. The tester needs to gather information on the target system without triggering alarms. Which technique should the tester use to evade detection?
While analyzing logs, you observe a large number of TCP SYN packets sent to various ports with no corresponding ACKs. What scanning technique was likely used?
In the bustling financial hub of Charlotte, North Carolina, ethical hacker Raj Patel is contracted by TrustBank, a regional US bank, to evaluate their online loan application portal. On April 22, 2025, Raj tests a feature allowing customers to upload structured financial documents for loan processing. By submitting a specially crafted document, he triggers a response that exposes internal server file paths and sensitive configuration data, including database connection strings. The issue arises from the portal ' s handling of external references in document parsing, not from response manipulation, authentication weaknesses, or undetected attack attempts. Raj compiles a detailed report to assist TrustBank ' s security team in mitigating the vulnerability.
Which type of vulnerability is Raj most likely exploiting in TrustBank ' s online loan application portal?
A penetration tester suspects that a web application ' s product search feature is vulnerable to SQL injection. The tester needs to confirm this by manipulating the SQL query. What is the best technique to test for SQL injection?
In Miami, Florida, Sarah Thompson, a security analyst at Apex Cyber Defense, is tasked with monitoring the wireless infrastructure at Coastal Healthcare, a busy urban hospital. One morning, nurse Emily Carter reports that her tablet used for accessing patient records is unexpectedly connecting to an access point broadcasting a name and signal similar to the hospital’s secure Wi-Fi. Upon investigation, Sarah’s log analysis reveals an unauthorized device on the network capturing sensitive traffic from connected systems. Suspecting a breach, she identifies that the attacker has deployed an access point to mimic the hospital’s legitimate network.
Based on this behavior, which wireless threat is the attacker executing?
A malware analyst is tasked with evaluating a suspicious PDF file suspected of launching attacks through embedded JavaScript. Initial scans using pdfid show the presence of /JavaScript and /OpenAction keywords. What should the analyst do next to understand the potential impact?
