1.Easy
In the client-server model:
- AAll devices must be in the same room
- BServers send requests and clients answer them
- CEvery computer stores the whole internet
- DClients send requests and a server provides the service
2.Easy
Which OSI layer transmits raw bits as electrical, optical or radio signals?
- ASession layer
- BPhysical layer
- CData link layer
- DNetwork layer
3.Easy
Which IEEE standard family defines Wi-Fi wireless LANs?
- AIEEE 802.11
- BIEEE 802.1Q
- CIEEE 802.15
- DIEEE 802.3
4.Medium
What characterises a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack?
- AAn attacker reads unencrypted Wi-Fi traffic from a nearby car
- BA virus deletes files on a single PC
- CMany compromised machines flood a target with traffic
- DOne attacker guesses a user's password
5.Medium
What is a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) used for in Ethernet frames?
- AChoosing the best route
- BEncrypting the frame
- CCorrecting every bit error automatically
- DDetecting transmission errors
6.Medium
How does a stateful firewall differ from a simple packet filter?
- AIt blocks all incoming traffic without exceptions, including replies to outgoing requests
- BIt encrypts every packet it forwards
- CIt tracks connections and allows replies that belong to established sessions
- DIt only checks the MAC address of each frame
7.Hard
Which of these addresses is a public (not RFC 1918 private) IPv4 address?
- A192.168.255.1
- B10.255.0.1
- C172.31.0.1
- D172.32.0.1
8.Hard
A student runs a game server on a PC behind a home NAT router. Friends on the internet cannot connect. What is the usual fix?
- AChange the PC's subnet mask to /32
- BConfigure port forwarding on the router to the PC's private address
- CGive the PC a different MAC address so the router can find it from outside
- DTurn off the PC's DNS client
Answer key
- 1. D · Clients send requests and a server provides the service
- 2. B · Physical layer
- 3. A · IEEE 802.11
- 4. C · Many compromised machines flood a target with traffic
- 5. D · Detecting transmission errors
- 6. C · It tracks connections and allows replies that belong to established sessions
- 7. D · 172.32.0.1
- 8. B · Configure port forwarding on the router to the PC's private address
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