eJPTINE eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester

Practice Exam 1

The first 5 of 35 questions, free. The explanation on every one of them is free too, at every tier, and always will be.

  1. Question 1 of 35

    Network host discoveryAssessment MethodologiesModerate

    You scan 10.10.5.0/24 as root across a routed link with no discovery flags set. Which probes decide whether each address is treated as up?

  2. Question 2 of 35

    Port scanning techniquesAssessment MethodologiesModerate

    You scan from a low privilege account, and the client reports your scan appearing in application logs where an earlier privileged scan did not. What accounts for the difference?

  3. Question 3 of 35

    Port scanning techniquesAssessment MethodologiesHard

    An Xmas scan of a Windows server reports all 1,000 scanned ports closed, while a SYN scan of the same host found three open. Which reading is correct?

  4. Question 4 of 35

    Service and version detectionAssessment MethodologiesModerate

    Version detection across a large host list is taking too long, and you will accept a slightly lower identification rate to finish the sweep. Which change achieves that?

  5. Question 5 of 35

    Service and version detectionAssessment MethodologiesModerate

    For one port a version scan prints a block of escaped response data and a submission address instead of a product name. What does that output mean?

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What the rest of this exam covers

  • Assessment Methodologies9 questions / 25% of the exam
  • Host and Network Auditing7 questions / 20% of the exam
  • Host and Network Penetration Testing12 questions / 35% of the exam
  • Web Application Penetration Testing7 questions / 20% of the exam

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