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.

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