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| What is the riskiest network zone? |
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| What is the safest network zone? |
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| What networks can be set up between the Internet and intranets? |
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| Perimeter networks as buffer zones |
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| Term: Robot network; infected computers with malware join this and become a clone/zombie |
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| The Internet is __/__-based |
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| The ___ travels over the Internet |
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| An intranet is basically a ___ |
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| What are the private IP address ranges? |
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10.0.0.1 - 10.255.255.254
172.16.0.1 - 172.31.255.254
192.168.1.1 - 192.168.255.254 |
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| Term: Translates private IP addresses to public IP addresses and vice versa |
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| Network Address Translation (NAT) |
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| What are the benefits of NAT? |
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-Hides internal computers
-Reduces costs (of IP addresses)
-Extended IPv4 lifetime |
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| Term: Acts on behalf of the client computers in the internal network to retrieve web content from the internet |
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| True/False: You can use a proxy server or NAT to protect a client computer |
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| False; Proxy servers often include NAT |
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| What are the three benefits of a proxy server? |
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1. Caching
2. Filtering
3. Content checking |
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| Term: Saving copies of requested items for future requests |
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| How does the process of a proxy server work? |
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1.Info request to proxy server. If site not on block list...
2. Server checks for malicious content. If valid...
3. Site is stored in cache |
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| Term: Firewall that filters packets based on IP addresses, ports, and some protocols |
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| Packet-filtering firewall |
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| Term: Traffic is filtered based on state of network connections (known or unknown) |
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| Term: Traffic is blocked based on content |
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| Term: Traffic is filtered based on an application or service |
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| Application layer filtering |
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| Term: All traffic that hasn't been explicitly allowed is blocked |
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| Term: Area between intranet and Internet that host servers accessible from the Internet |
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| Term: Additional server in perimeter network that isolates web servers from direct access on the Internet |
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| Term: Type of perimeter network used by larger organizations that acts as an isolated portion of the internal network that guests can use |
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| Term: Area between the Internet and an intranet that hosts resources for trusted entities via the Internet |
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| True/False: An extranet is only different from a perimeter network based on the intent |
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| What protects the intranet? |
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| Network Address Translation (NAT) |
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| What can be used to hide a computer's track? |
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| Term: Software or hardware that protects your computer |
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| Term: Type of rule that protects against incoming traffic |
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| Term: Computer's personal website |
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| Internet Information Services (IIS) |
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| Another name for a perimeter network is __. |
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| De-Militarized Zone (DMZ) |
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