Moving Laterally Within a Network Once an Initial Exploit Is

question 1097

Multiple Choice

Moving laterally within a network once an initial exploit is used to gain persistent access for the purpose of establishing further control of a system is known as:

• A) pivoting.
• B) persistence.
• C) active reconnaissance.
• D) a backdoor.

Comprehend the concept of reactivity in measures and strategies to reduce it.

Identify the four scales of measurement and their characteristics.

Recognize the relevance of convergent and discriminant validity in measuring constructs.

Understand the application of content and face validity in research contexts.

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Definitions:

Time Certain

A term used to specify an exact time at which an event or action is planned to take place.

On Demand

Refers to goods, services, or information being available whenever requested by customers or users.

Negotiable

Capable of being transferred from one party to another in exchange for something of value, typically used in the context of financial instruments.

Acceleration Clause

A provision in a loan agreement that allows the lender to demand immediate repayment of the balance if certain conditions are not met.