An attacker with access to the inside network of a small company launches a successful STP manipulation attack. What will he do next? 

In the process of implementing a network vulnerability assessment strategy for a tech company, the security

analyst is confronted with the following scenarios:

1) A legacy application is discovered on the network, which no longer receives updates from the vendor.

2) Several systems in the network are found running outdated versions of web browsers prone to distributed

attacks.

3) The network firewall has been configured using default settings and passwords.

4) Certain TCP/IP protocols used in the organization are inherently insecure.

The security analyst decides to use vulnerability scanning software. Which of the following limitations of

vulnerability assessment should the analyst be most cautious about in this context?

Mr. Omkar performed tool-based vulnerability assessment and found two vulnerabilities. During analysis, he found that these issues are not true vulnerabilities. What will you call these issues?

An ethical hacker is testing the security of a website's database system against SQL Injection attacks. They discover that the IDS has a strong signature detection mechanism to detect typical SQL injection patterns. Which evasion technique can be most effectively used to bypass the IDS signature detection while performing a SQL Injection attack? 

The configuration allows a wired or wireless network interface controller to pass all traffic it receives to the Central Processing Unit (CPU), rather than passing only the frames that the controller is intended to receive. Which of the following is being described?