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No.# wrong wrong wrong D is the answer who do yall have answering these???

No.# key word"Word documents, PDFs, and images no longer opening"

C. Crypto-malware

Slight warning to all reading this. Some of these questions have the wrong answers. You should really do your research for each question just to understand the true answer.

No.# C is the correct answer Ann download the fine which seems like a malware. That does pop up and encrypted the file. A rootkit can be used to open a backdoor, allowing hackers into a system. Although rootkit can modify and have Full control over a system means that existing software can be modified, including software that might otherwise be used to detect or circumvent it. I will go with Crypto Malware.

No.# WRONG!
The absolute correct answer is C. Crypto Malware.
Rootkit, spyware and backdoor are all stealth files, so there should be no reason for a popup. Also, the files cannot be opened, meaning they have been encryped.

No.# I think A is correct answer that will prevent stealing information or getting access after working hours. D doesn't prevent someone form stealing information after hours as card will give access to the lab at any time of the day unless swipe card have time of day restrictions as well.

No.# A is incorrect.It is not vulnerability testing. Visibility over the patch posture sounds more like a Credentialed Scan. So, I think D is the correct answer

No.# B is incorrect. Command Injection is the correct answer.

No.# You need to have Apache Struts to begin with. Since Apache Struts is not installed there is no way to get false positive for that. So, I believe correct answer is A not C.
http://www.cgisecurity.com/questions/falsepositive.shtml

No.# I believe D is the Correct answer. Identification is already done and 2nd step is Recovery

No.# I believe the answer is D. a rootkit.
A backdoor will not cause pop-ups or files to no longer open. That sounds like a file deny access, which rootkits are able to do. A backdoor should only allow hackers to return network or host they placed that backdoor to.