
GIAC Network Forensic Analyst
Domain 3Objective 1
Open Source Network Security Proxies GNFA Practice Questions (Page 8)
Part of the Security Controls and Monitoring domain, which makes up ~25% of our current practice bank. GIAC (SANS) does not publish an official question count, but from its 180-minute exam (~70–120 total, ~18–30 in this domain), expect 9–15 from this objective — we provide 45 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)
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Questions 36–40
- 36
A company is deploying a transparent proxy to monitor all outbound HTTP/HTTPS traffic. They are concerned about the performance impact of SSL inspection on the proxy server. They need to balance security visibility with user experience. Which approach best addresses this trade-off?
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A company wants to deploy a proxy that can handle both HTTP and HTTPS traffic and provide caching to reduce bandwidth usage. They also need to be able to authenticate users against Active Directory. Which open source proxy is most appropriate?
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During a forensic investigation, an analyst needs to identify all users who accessed a specific prohibited website through the corporate Squid proxy over the past month. The proxy uses NTLM authentication. Which log field and analysis method will provide the most reliable user attribution?
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A security analyst wants to monitor all outbound HTTP/HTTPS traffic from a network segment without requiring each client to be configured with proxy settings. Which proxy placement and configuration best achieves this?
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Which field in a Squid access log (access.log) typically contains the requested URL?
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