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 critical flaw exists in a cloud provider's API. What is the most likely threat?

A. Compromise of encrypted data at rest
B. Unauthorized access to cloud resources
C. Physical security breaches
D. DDoS attacks

Question #2
At a multinational consulting firm in Toronto, Canada, a red team was evaluating the effectiveness of endpoint-protection mechanisms deployed across employee workstations. The organization relied heavily on document-based workflows, and advanced security controls were configured to monitor suspicious execution patterns originating from user-opened files.
During the assessment, the team delivered a crafted document that executed multiple small, independent code segments instead of a single uninterrupted sequence. Each segment performed a limited function and transferred execution in a fragmented manner, preventing the system from observing a clearly linked execution path. As a result, the payload executed successfully without triggering security alerts.
Determine the evasion technique being used in this scenario.

A. Clearing Memory Hooks
B. Application Whitelisting
C. Process Injection
D. Dechaining Macros

Question #3
A fintech platform in Tallinn, Estonia, engaged a security assessor to evaluate the robustness of its encrypted web communications during a controlled penetration-testing exercise. The assessment focused on secure client-server interactions occurring under high transaction loads generated by automated scripts.
The assessor observed that numerous requests containing sensitive session-related data were transmitted repeatedly in a consistent format. By inducing the application to generate a large volume of encrypted exchanges, the assessor collected the resulting ciphertexts and applied statistical analysis. Over time, portions of the protected information were inferred without directly decrypting individual communications. The weakness was traced to predictable biases in the encryption process when repeated data was encrypted under comparable conditions.
What type of cryptographic attack is demonstrated?

A. Cookie snooping
B. RC4 NOMORE attack
C. Pass-the-cookie attack
D. Same-site attack

Question #4
During a red team exercise at Orion Tech Systems in San Jose, ethical hacker Nadia creates a campaign of fraudulent messages targeting employees. She uses compromised social media accounts to distribute bulk invitations that contain links to a fake cloud collaboration site. Several employees click the links and are prompted to log in with their corporate credentials, which Nadia captures. Although the lure appears to be a professional networking opportunity, the tactic relies on unsolicited deceptive messages delivered at scale.
Which social engineering threat is Nadia simulating in this campaign?

A. Spam and Phishing
B. Catfishing
C. Angler Phishing
D. Involuntary Data Leakage

Question #5
Which type of security feature stops vehicles from crashing through the doors of a building?

A. Turnstile
B. Bollards
C. Mantrap
D. Receptionist

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