CYBER SECURITY COMPUTER SCIENCE 

Cyber Security Computer Science 5 questions

Unit VII

1.War driving is a wireless attack. Describe at least four war driving tools and the purpose of each.

Your response should be at least 150 words in length.

2. Briefly describe the best practices for access control, and provide an example of each.

Your response should be at least 150 words in length.

3. Passwords can be attacked by many different avenues. Name and describe three attacks against passwords. What are some of the network defenses against such attacks? Provide a brief description of each.

Your response should be at least 150 words in length.

4 List the account management procedures for securing passwords. Group policy settings allow administrators to set password restrictions on an entire group at the same time. List the attributes, include a description, and recommended settings for this procedure.

Your response should be at least 150 words in length.

5.

Is car hacking a reality or a myth? Here is a short clip from the movie After the Sunset ()—can this really happen? From an authentication perspective, what can you do to help prevent car hacking from occurring? This exercise asks you to think critically about the authentication and account management concepts in this unit and then apply them to a potential threat such as car hacking.

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Answer preview
Wardriving which is also referred to as access point mapping is a technique that’s that is used by attackers who drive around trying to locate wireless local area networks they can access. The attackers can gain entry to the network system since most wireless local area networks have a range that extends beyond the building making it possible for attackers to gain access. An attack on a network or computer system can only be successful when the attacker uses several tools (Gupta et al., 2016). The first tool that is required is a mobile computer like a laptop that the attacker can use on the move. The second tool needed is an antenna that can be used to get the network signal.  ..
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