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31 Cards in this Set
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Packet Switching |
Packets are sent individually and best paths are selected. Packets can be sent in any direction and reassembled at the destination. |
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Circuit Switching |
Dedicated circuits that are established for point to point connections.
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Switches layer2 |
Port blocking MAC filtering |
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Bluetooth (Wireless PAN) |
Covered by 802.15 |
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Wireless MAN |
IEEE 802.16 (aka. WiMax) |
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War Dialing |
Phone modem attack |
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War Driving |
Driving wireless attack
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War Flying |
Attacking wireless via drones |
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MAC Flooding Attack |
Wireless attack |
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ARP Attacks |
Wireless attack |
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Double-encapsulated 802.1Q/Nested VLAM Attack |
Wireless attack |
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Network Layer |
Packet filtering - Datalink layer and ties to network layer using logical addressing that is determined when hosts are configured. |
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RFC 1918 |
Class A Class B Class C |
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Class A - Private address |
10.0.0.0 (10.255.255.255.) |
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Class B - Private Address |
172.16.0.0 (172.31.255.255) |
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Class C - Private Address |
192.168.0.0 (192.168.255.255) |
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802.16 |
WiMAX |
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802.15 |
Bluetooth |
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Split and Shadow are referring to? |
DNS - Internal and external management |
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Layer 3 Devices |
Read destination address information in received packets. Use routing tables to forward to the next device. |
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Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) |
Used in modern networks to defend against DOS attacks. |
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Internet |
Outside untrusted network |
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Intranet |
Internal network |
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Extranet |
Outside semi-trusted network |
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IP Based Attacks |
Teardrop fragments Overlapping Fragments Ip Spoofing Source Routing Smurf Fraggle |
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Layer 4 |
End to End transport between peer hosts. TCP - Transport Control Protocol UDP - User Datagram Protocol |
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SSH Port |
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SMTP port |
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HTTPS port |
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SSL port |
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ICMP |
Port |
