Q. There are ________ major types of passwords.

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Q. In _______________ attacks an attacker do not contact with authorizing party for stealing password.

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Q. Which of the following is an example of passive online attack?

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Q. Which of the following is not an example of a passive online attack?

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Q. Which of the following do not comes under hurdles of passive online attack for hackers?

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Q. Which of the following case comes under victims’ list of an active online attack?

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Q. In _______________ password grabbing attack the attacker directly tries different passwords 1-by-1 against victim’s system/account.

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Q. Which of them is not a disadvantage of active online attack?

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Q. _________________ can be alternatively termed as password guessing attack.

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Q. ________________ attacks are carried out from a location other than the real computer where the password reside or was used.

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Q. _______________ attacks always need physical access to the system that is having password file or the hacker needs to crack the system by other means.

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Q. Which of the following is not an example of offline password attack?

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Q. Passwords need to be kept encrypted to protect from such offline attacks.

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Q. Saving passwords in the browser is a good habit.

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Q. Which of the following is not an advantage of dictionary attack?

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Q. A _______________ is a process of breaking a password protected system or server by simply & automatically entering every word in a dictionary as a password.

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Q. Which of the following comes under the advantage of dictionary attack?

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Q. The hybrid attack is a combination of dictionary attack followed by inserting entropy & performs brute force.

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Q. Brute force attack is ______________

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Q. A _____________ attack one of the simplest processes of gaining access to any password-protected system.

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