What are the two differences between vulnerability and exploit? (Choose two.)

A. Vulnerabilities can be found in hardware and software, and exploits can be used only for software-based vulnerabilities.

B. Zero-day exploit can be used to take advantage of a vulnerability until the vulnerable software or hardware is patched.

C. Known vulnerabilities are assigned special CVE numbers, and exploits are using process to take advantage of vulnerabilities.

D. Zero-day exploit can be used for taking advantage of a known vulnerability, and cyber-attack can be performed on company assets.

E. Vulnerabilities are usually populated in the dark web, and exploit tools and methods can be found in the public web.






 

Suggested Answer: AB



This question is in 200-201 Understanding Cisco Cybersecurity Operations Fundamentals (CBROPS) Exam
For getting Cisco Certified CyberOps Associate Certificate



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