
Palo Alto NetworksCertified Cybersecurity Practitioner
Domain 1Objective 4
1.4 Identify and Describe the Characteristics of an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) CYBERSECURITY-PRACTITIONER Practice Questions (Page 2)
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Which of the following is a common motivation behind advanced persistent threats (APTs)?
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A security analyst is investigating a potential APT and finds that a user account has been used to log in from a location the user has never visited, at a time when the user was on vacation. The account also shows a recent password change. Which indicator of compromise (IoC) is most directly indicated by the login from an unusual location?
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Which stage of the APT lifecycle involves the attacker moving from one system to another within the network to reach high-value assets?
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A government contractor that develops technology for military drones has detected a sophisticated intrusion that has been active for over a year. The attackers have stolen design documents and seem interested in the drone's navigation algorithms. Which motivation is most likely driving this APT?
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A security team is reviewing logs and notices that a server is making outbound connections to a domain that was registered only a week ago and has no legitimate business purpose. The server also has a scheduled task that runs a PowerShell script every night. Which indicator of compromise (IoC) is most directly associated with the outbound connections?
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