
EC-CouncilEthical Hacking Essentials
Domain 7Objective 5
IoT and OT Attacks and Countermeasures EHE Practice Questions (Page 7)
Part of the Wireless, Mobile, IoT, and OT Attacks domain, which makes up ~15% of our current practice bank.
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Questions 31–35
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A manufacturing plant uses a SCADA system with legacy PLCs that communicate using Modbus TCP. The plant recently connected the SCADA network to the corporate network for reporting. A security consultant warns that the Modbus protocol lacks authentication and encryption. What is the most appropriate first step to reduce the risk of an attacker manipulating industrial processes?
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A water treatment facility relies on a legacy control system that has not been patched in years because the vendor no longer supports it. The system uses a proprietary protocol that is not encrypted. The facility manager wants to improve security without replacing the entire system. Which approach is most practical?
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Which OT attack type is most directly associated with an attacker sending crafted Modbus commands to change the setpoint of a temperature controller in a chemical plant?
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A natural gas pipeline operator uses an OT network with legacy protocols that are not encrypted. The operator wants to implement monitoring to detect anomalies. What is the primary challenge in deploying network monitoring in this environment?
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A company deploys smart locks for office doors. The locks use a mobile app for access control, and the firmware can be updated over the internet. The security team wants to ensure that only authorized firmware can be installed on the locks. Which control is most directly relevant?
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