Q. What is a watering hole attack in the context of web-based social engineering?

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Q. What is the purpose of combining social engineering techniques with technical tools in penetration testing?

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Q. Which tool is a menu-driven social engineering attack system that provides spear phishing, website, infectious media, and other attack vectors?

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Q. What is SET (Social Engineering Toolkit) integrated with to generate payloads?

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Q. Which penetration testing tool is designed to allow exploitation of web browsers?

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Q. What information does BeEF provide about the connected browser?

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Q. What does BeEF allow penetration testers to do inside a hooked browser?

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Q. What is the purpose of caller ID and VoIP call spoofing tools in penetration testing?

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Q. What advantage does physical access provide in penetration testing that isn't available in remote network-based assessments?

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Q. What is one technique for gaining physical access to facilities in penetration testing?

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Q. What is social engineering in the context of penetration testing?

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Q. What are some common motivating factors relied upon in social engineering?

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Q. What do toolkits like the Social Engineering Toolkit (SET) and the Browser Exploitation Framework (BeEF) leverage in penetration testing?

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Q. What do vishing, smishing, whaling, and spear phishing have in common?

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Q. Cynthia wants to use a phishing attack to acquire credentials belonging to the senior leadership of her target. What type of phishing attack should she use?

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Q. Mike wants to enter an organization’s high-security data center. Which of the following techniques is most likely to stop his tailgating attempt?

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Q. Which of the following technologies is most resistant to badge cloning attacks if implemented properly?

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Q. Jen has been contracted to perform a penetration test against Flamingo, Inc. As part of her penetration test, she has been asked to conduct a phishing campaign and to use the results of that campaign to gain access to Flamingo systems and networks. The scope of the penetration test does not include a physical penetration test, so Jen must work entirely remotely.
Jen wants to send a phishing message to employees at the company. She wants to learn the user IDs of various targets in the company and decides to call them using a spoofed VoIP phone number similar to those used inside the company. Once she reaches her targets, she pretends to be an administrative assistant working with one of Flamingo’s senior executives and asks her targets for their email account information. What type of social engineering is this?

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Q. Jen has been contracted to perform a penetration test against Flamingo, Inc. As part of her penetration test, she has been asked to conduct a phishing campaign and to use the results of that campaign to gain access to Flamingo systems and networks. The scope of the penetration test does not include a physical penetration test, so Jen must work entirely remotely.
Jen wants to deploy a malicious website as part of her penetration testing attempt so that she can exploit browsers belonging to employees. What framework is best suited to this?

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Q. Jen has been contracted to perform a penetration test against Flamingo, Inc. As part of her penetration test, she has been asked to conduct a phishing campaign and to use the results of that campaign to gain access to Flamingo systems and networks. The scope of the penetration test does not include a physical penetration test, so Jen must work entirely remotely.
After attempting to lure employees at Flamingo, Inc., to fall for a phishing campaign, Jen finds that she hasn’t acquired any useful credentials. She decides to try a USB key drop. Which of the following Social-Engineer Toolkit modules should she select to help her succeed?

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