CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+), Exams of Computer Security

CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+)

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CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+)
FTP port(s) -
TCP 20, 21
Telnet port(s) -
TCP 23
TFTP port(s) -
UDP 69
POP3 port(s) -
TCP 110
IMAP port(s) -
TCP 143
LDAP port(s) -
TCP and UDP 389
SQL server port(s) -
TCP 1433
Oracle database port(s) -
TCP 1521
H.323 call signaling port(s) -
TCP 1720
PPTP port(s) -
TCP 1723
Most common Network Access Control (NAC) standard -
802.1x
Defense Deception -
Attempts to lure attackers to specific targets such as honeypots and DNS sinkholing.
Dynamic analysis -
Sandboxed, automated analysis of behaviour on virtual system and network.
What it does.
Static analysis -
Analysis of the source or decompiled code.
How it does it.
Most common method of reverse engineering for hardware -
Dynamic analysis.
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FTP port(s) - TCP 20, 21 Telnet port(s) - TCP 23 TFTP port(s) - UDP 69 POP3 port(s) - TCP 110 IMAP port(s) - TCP 143 LDAP port(s) - TCP and UDP 389 SQL server port(s) - TCP 1433 Oracle database port(s) - TCP 1521 H.323 call signaling port(s) - TCP 1720 PPTP port(s) - TCP 1723 Most common Network Access Control (NAC) standard - 802.1x Defense Deception - Attempts to lure attackers to specific targets such as honeypots and DNS sinkholing. Dynamic analysis - Sandboxed, automated analysis of behaviour on virtual system and network. What it does. Static analysis - Analysis of the source or decompiled code. How it does it. Most common method of reverse engineering for hardware - Dynamic analysis.

Port range of well-known ports - 0- Port range of registered ports - 1024- Cisco event logging levels - Level, Name, Example 0, Emergencies, Failure causing shutdown 1, Alerts, Temperature exceeded 2, Critical, Software failure 3, Errors, Interface down 4, Warning, Configuration change 5, Notifications, Line protocol up/down 6, Information, ACL violation 7, Debugging, Debugging messages Linux logs path - /var/log/ Command to initiate DNS zone transfer - dig axfr @dns-server domain.name Social engineering tools -

  • Social Engineering Toolkit (SET)
  • Creepy
  • Metasploit
  • theHarvester Ways to mitigate passive recon -
  • Control the information you release.
  • Blacklist systems.
  • Use CAPTCHAs.
  • Set rate limits.
  • Avoid publishing zone files.
  • Educate users.
  • Use vulnerability scanning.
  • Use IDPS and SIEM. Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP) - Enables automated vulnerability management, measurement, and policy compliance "` OR 1=1;" - An SQL injection attack Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF / XSRF) - Forces authenticated user to execute server-side actions. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) -
  • The Sleuth Kit (TSK) Equipment needed for field digital forensics -
    • Wiped HDDs
  • Write blockers
  • Cables and adapters
  • Digital camera
  • Label maker
  • Documentation and checklists
  • SIM ejector Software for imaging storage media -
    • FTK Imager
  • EnCase Imager
  • dd Software used for analysis -
    • FTK
  • EnCase
  • SIFT
  • CAINE
  • Autopsy Hashing algorithms for digital forensics - MD5 and SHA1/SHA Software for memory dumping -
    • fmem (Linux)
  • LiME (Linux)
  • DumpIt (Windows)
  • WinDbg (Windows)
  • Volatility Framework (Windows, Linux, macOS)
  • EnCase
  • FTK Software for password recovery -
    • John The Ripper
  • Cain and Able
  • Advanced Office Password Breaker
  • ElcomSoft's Distributed Password Recovery
  • Zip2John Digital forensics certifications -
    • CGE: Certified Computer Examiner
  • CFCE: Certified Forensic Computer Examiner
  • CHFI: Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator
  • GCFA: GIAC Certified Forensic Investigator
  • GCFE: GIAC Certified Forensic Examiner
  • CSFA: Cybersecurity Forensic Analyst
  • ACE: AccessData Certified Examiner (FTK)
  • EnCE: EnCase Certified Examiner
  • DMC: Digital Media Collector
  • DFE: Digital Forensic Examiner Order of Volatility -
    1. Registers and caches.
  1. Routing tables, ARP cache, process table, kernel statistics, memory, etc.
  2. Temporary file systems
  3. Disk
  4. Remote logging and monitoring data that is relevant to the system in question. For example, web site data, file server, data, etc.
  5. Physical configuration, network topology
  6. Backups / archival media. Good for trends and low volatility but takes time. Linux commands to kill process -
    • kill -9
  • killall -9 Kerberos port(s) - TCP and UDP 88 nmap switch for ping scan - -sn nmap switch for intense scan - -A nmap switch for identifying OS - -O nmap switch for scanning all ports - -p- nmap switch for identifying service - -sV nmap command for mass host discovery - "nmap -sP " SNMP agent port(s) - UDP 161 (unencrypted), TLS 10161 (encrypted) SNMP manager port(s) - UDP 162 (unencrypted), TLS 10162 (encrypted). L2TP port(s) - TCP 1701 IPsec port(s) - UDP 500, 4500

SCAP: CVE -

Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE). For security-related software flaws. SCAP: CVSS - Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS). For severity of software flaws. SCAP: XCCDF - Extensible Configuration Checklist Description Format (XCCDF). For checklists and reporting results. SCAP: OVAL - Open Vulnerability and Assessment Language (OVAL). For low-level testing procedures. netstat -a - Show active connections netstat -0 - Show PIDs for connections netstat -e - Show Ethernet statistics on sent and received data netstat -r - Show routing table Fault injections - Tests error handlings parts of code Mutation testing - Tests whether small changes would cause failures Security regression testing - Ensures that changes don't create new problems Software for vulnerability scanning web applications -

  • Acunetix WVS
  • Archni
  • Burp Suite
  • IBM's AppScan
  • HP's WebInspect
  • Netsparker
  • QualsGuard's Web Application Scanner
  • W3AF