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Domain 2Objective 4
Port Scanning Techniques CEH Practice Questions (Page 8)
Part of the Reconnaissance Techniques domain, which makes up ~14% of our current practice bank. EC-Council does not publish an official question count, but from its 240-minute exam (~95–160 total, ~13–22 in this domain), expect 2–3 from this objective — we provide 43 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)
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Questions 36–40
- 36
A penetration tester is conducting an authorized assessment of a network that has a stateful firewall. The firewall drops unsolicited inbound SYN packets but allows outbound connections. The tester needs to identify open TCP ports on an internal server, but the tester's machine is on the external network. The tester has a compromised host on the internal network that can initiate outbound connections. Which approach is most effective?
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A network administrator wants to detect slow port scans that are spread over a long period to evade threshold-based IDS alerts. Which defensive measure is most effective?
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A company wants to reduce the risk of port scanning by limiting the information that is exposed to the internet. The security team has decided to implement a defense-in-depth approach. Which combination of measures is most effective?
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Which port scanning technique completes a full TCP three-way handshake with the target?
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A penetration tester is assessing a remote Linux server that is protected by a stateful firewall. The firewall drops unsolicited inbound packets but allows established connections. The tester needs to determine which TCP ports are open without completing a full TCP handshake. Which Nmap scan type should the tester use?
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