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Exam Name: GIAC Security Essentials
Exam Code: GSEC Dumps
Vendor: GIAC Certification: Security Administration
Questions: 385 Q&A's Shared By: jensen
Question 76

Questions 76

Options:

A.

JSON

B.

XML

C.

CEF

D.

LEEF

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Question 77

Which of the following SIP methods is used to setup a new session and add a caller?

Options:

A.

ACK

B.

BYE

C.

REGISTER

D.

INVITE

E.

CANCEL

Discussion
Question 78

What is the name of the command-line tool for Windows that can be used to manage audit policies on remote systems?

Options:

A.

SECEDTT.EXE

B.

POLCLI.EXE

C.

REMOTEAUDIT.EXE

D.

AUDITPOL.EXE

Discussion
Question 79

Which of the following is a benefit of using John the Ripper for auditing passwords?

Options:

A.

John's Blowfish cracking routine uses a complex central computing loop that increases the cost of each hash computation.

B.

John the Ripper is much slower for auditing passwords encrypted with MD5 and Blowfish.

C.

John's MD5 cracking routine uses a simplified central computing loop that decreases the cost of each hash computation.

D.

John cannot use the DES bit-slicing technique, so it is much slower than other tools, especially when used against DES-encrypted passwords.

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