What firewall evasion scanning technique make use of a zombie system that has low network activity as well as its fragment identification numbers?

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What firewall evasion scanning technique make use of a zombie system that has low network activity as well as its fragment identification numbers?

A. Packet fragmentation scanning

B. Spoof source address scanning

C. Decoy scanning

D. Idle scanning










Correct Answer: D

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What firewall evasion scanning technique make use of a zombie system that has low network activity as well as its fragment identification numbers?

While testing a web application in development, you notice that the web server does not properly ignore the “dot dot slash” (../) character string and instead returns the file listing of a folder higher up in the folder structure of the server. What kind of attack is possible in this scenario?

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