These PBQs are a mash of the four found earlier in the dump. The last two panels are referencing the first PBQ found on Page 2 Question #11. I guess it's what would be wrong with the Source Code, though I'm not sure you're suppose to pick these over the certificates to remediate (I don't think so).
The first two panels are referencing the PBQ found on page 6 Question #56. The answer given for the second panel is wrong. It should be nmap 192.168.2.2 -O -SV --top-ports=100 because it returned 4 open ports with 96 closed ports. Nmap by default scans 1000 ports unless altered. This was still wrong on the first PBQ but in the comments the right answer was given.
The middle panel, 3rd in this list is referencing Page 5 Question #48. Again it is wrong here as well because it tells you to pick the options with "$" in it, for example: $PORTS = 21,22. This is wrong because this is a PYTON script and PYTON does not use $ in it's syntax, PowerShell does. You'd choose any option without $ in it. The correct answer is given on the first PBQ so don't reference this one at all.
3- PBQs Question with answer
Step 1 - Generate a Certificate Signing Request
Step 2 - Submit CSR to the CA
Step 3 - Install re-issued certificate on the server
Step 4 - Remove Certificate from Server
1. Generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR): This step is the first step in the process of obtaining a new certificate. The CSR is a file that contains information about the website and the organization that operates it, as well as a public key. This file is then sent to a Certificate Authority (CA) to request a new certificate.
2. Submit CSR to the CA: Once the CSR is generated, it is sent to the chosen CA. The CA will then validate the information in the CSR and issue a new certificate.
3. Install re-issued certificate on the server: Once the new certificate is issued, it needs to be installed on the server. This step ensures that the new certificate is properly configured and can be used to secure the website.
4. Remove certificate from server: After the new certificate is installed, the old certificate needs to be removed from the server to avoid any confusion or security issues.
nmap by default scans 1000 ports if no port flag is stated. But since 96 ports where closed, it shows that 100 ports were scanned. If that be the case including --top-ports=100 scans top 100 ports.
This is a 3 part PBQ: You are a penetration tester reviewing a client's website through a web browser.
Part 1. #remediatecertificates
• Step 1 - Generate a Certificate Signing Request
• Step 2 - Submit CSR to the CA
• Step 3 - Install re-issued certificate on the server
• Step 4 - Remove Certificate from Server
Part. 2 #remediatecookies
HTTP | SECURE | SameSite is are the fields. Below are the answers
| ASP.NET_SessionID | False | True | True |
| _utma | False | False | False |
| _utmb | False | False | False |
| _utmc | False | False | False |
| _utmt | False | False | False |
| _utmv | False | False | False |
| _utmz | False | False | False |
| _spid0767 | False | False | False |
| _sp_id.0767 | False | False | False |
Part 3 #remediate source
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