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Question 41

Refer to the exhibit.

Which encoding technique is represented by this HEX string?

Correct Answer: C
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Question 42

A cybersecurity analyst is examining a complex dataset of threat intelligence information from various sources. Among the data, they notice multiple instances of domain name resolution requests to suspicious domains known for hosting C2 servers. Simultaneously, the intrusion detection system logs indicate a series of network anomalies, including unusual port scans and attempts to exploit known vulnerabilities. The internal logs also reveal a sudden increase in outbound network traffic from a specific internal host to an external IP address located in a high-risk region. Which action should be prioritized by the organization?

Correct Answer: C
According to theCyberOps Technologies (CBRFIR) 300-215 study guidecurriculum, command-and-control (C2) communication is a strong indicator that a system has already been compromised and is actively under the control of an attacker. Sudden outbound traffic to high-risk regions and resolution of known malicious domains are high-confidence signs of an active threat. Therefore, prioritizing detection and disruption of this outbound traffic is critical to prevent further damage or data exfiltration.
While monitoring vulnerability exploitation (B) and gathering port scan data (D) are also valuable, they are more preventive or forensic in nature. The most immediate threat-and therefore the top priority-is stopping active C2 communications.
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Question 43

A security team receives reports of multiple files causing suspicious activity on users' workstations. The file attempted to access highly confidential information in a centralized file server. Which two actions should be taken by a security analyst to evaluate the file in a sandbox? (Choose two.)

Correct Answer: B,C
Explanation/Reference: https://medium.com/@Flying_glasses/top-5-ways-to-detect-malicious-file-manually- d02744f7c43a
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Question 44


Refer to the exhibit. Which determination should be made by a security analyst?

Correct Answer: C
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Question 45

Refer to the exhibit.

Which two determinations should be made about the attack from the Apache access logs? (Choose two.)

Correct Answer: B,D
The Apache access logs in the exhibit show a sequence of HTTP requests and responses indicative of a malicious upload via WordPress:
* A POST to:
* /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php with parameters that include uploading r57.php (a known PHP web shell).
* The uploaded file name appears as r57.php in:# &name=%5B%5D=r57.php&FILES...
* There are plugin installation and activation attempts, specifically for:
* file-manager plugin:# plugin=file-manager&...
* Which is known to be vulnerable and exploited for file uploads.
* GET requests to:
* /wp-content/57.php and variations such as 57.php?28 - This suggests that r57.php was successfully uploaded and is being accessed.
These logs reveal that:
* D. The attacker used the WordPress file manager plugin to upload r57.php - confirmed by plugin activity and file uploads.
* B. The attacker uploaded the WordPress file manager trojan - as evidenced by the direct access to /wp- content/57.php (r57 shell variant).
Other options are invalid or speculative:
* A is correct in identifying r57 as a web shell, but the logs don't show privilege escalation.
* C mentions brute force and SQL injection, which are not indicated here.
* E assumes legitimate access - logs suggest exploitation, not standard login.
Reference:CyberOps Technologies (CBRFIR) 300-215 study guide, Chapter on "Analyzing HTTP and Apache Logs for Intrusion Behavior" and "Common CMS Exploits via Plugins and Upload
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