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Question #: 186
Topic #: 1
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Jason, a certified ethical hacker, is hired by a major e-commerce company to evaluate their network's security. As part of his reconnaissance, Jason is trying to gain as much information as possible about the company's public-facing servers without arousing suspicion. His goal is to find potential points of entry and map out the network infrastructure for further examination. Which technique should Jason employ to gather this information without alerting the company's intrusion detection systems (IDS)?

  • A. Jason should directly connect to each server and attempt to exploit known vulnerabilities.
  • B. Jason should use passive reconnaissance techniques such as WHOIS lookups, NS lookups, and web research.
  • C. Jason should use a DNS zone transfer to gather information about the company's servers.
  • D. Jason should perform a ping sweep to identify all the live hosts in the company's IP range.
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insaniunt
9 months, 2 weeks ago
Selected Answer: B
B. Jason should use passive reconnaissance techniques such as WHOIS lookups, NS lookups, and web research. Passive reconnaissance involves gathering information without directly interacting with the target system, minimizing the chances of detection by intrusion detection systems (IDS). WHOIS lookups, NS (Name Server) lookups, and web research are examples of passive techniques that provide valuable information about a company's public-facing servers, domain registration details, and other publicly available information without actively probing the systems.
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