ECCouncil 312-50v13 : Certified Ethical Hacker Exam (CEH v13 AI)

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ECCouncil Certified Ethical Hacker Exam (CEH v13 AI) Sample Questions:

Question #1
A Windows machine shows disabled Windows Defender without admin approval. What phase is this?

A. Recon
B. Delivery
C. Defense evasion
D. Persistence

Question #2
A regional healthcare provider in Portland, Oregon, recently migrated its patient scheduling portal to a new cloud platform. Within days, multiple patients reported that when searching online for the clinic's appointment system, they were directed to a website that looked identical to the official portal.
The fraudulent page appeared prominently in search engine results and prompted users to log in using their patient credentials. The URL closely resembled the legitimate domain name, and no internal DNS servers had been altered within the organization's infrastructure.
Security analysts later determined that the attacker had created a convincing replica of the portal and manipulated search visibility so that unsuspecting users would voluntarily navigate to the malicious site.
Which type of social engineering technique best explains this attack?

A. Pharming
B. Whaling
C. Spimming
D. Spear Phishing

Question #3
Clark is a talented coder and as such has found a vulnerability in a well-known application. Unconcerned about the ethics of the situation, he has developed an exploit that can leverage this unknown vulnerability.
Based on this information, which of the following is most correct?

A. Clark has violated U.S. Code Section 1027.
B. Clark is a white hat hacker.
C. Clark has developed a zero-day.
D. Clark is a suicide hacker.

Question #4
Following a suspected data breach at a pharmaceutical research lab in Cambridge, Massachusetts, forensic examiners identified several research documents that had been removed from normal directory listings on a compromised server.
When analysts examined the physical storage sectors previously associated with those files, they found that the sector contents no longer matched the historical allocation records, and no recognizable fragments of the original material could be reconstructed. The disk structure itself remained intact, and the storage medium showed no signs of hardware-level destruction.
Which anti-forensics technique best explains the attacker's actions in this scenario?

A. Artifact Wiping
B. Data Hiding in File System Structures
C. Data/File Deletion
D. Overwriting Data/Metadata

Question #5
Liam acts as a cybersecurity analyst at Vanguard Security Group in Chicago, Illinois. In a simulated threat exercise designed to assess endpoint protection, he introduces a concealed payload onto a standard employee workstation.
Following execution, the system appears to run normal software without interruption, but closer examination shows alterations to executables, with segments of foreign code inserted to redirect normal operations subtly.
This allows the payload to blend with everyday processes while leveraging existing user-space interface calls for sustained activity.
What type of rootkit best describes the mechanism deployed in this scenario?

A. Kernel-Level Rootkit
B. User-Mode Rootkit
C. Hypervisor-Level Rootkit
D. Boot-Loader-Level Rootkit

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