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ECCouncil Certified Ethical Hacker Exam (CEHv13) Sample Questions:

1. In ethical hacking, what is black box testing?

A) Testing using only publicly available information
B) Testing with full system knowledge
C) Testing knowing only inputs and outputs
D) Testing without any prior knowledge of the system

2. During a red team engagement at a law firm in Dallas, ethical hacker Sarah connects a compromised workstation to a core switch. Within minutes, the switch begins experiencing instability, and multiple VLANs report traffic leakage across isolated departments. Sarah observes that her machine is now receiving packets not originally destined for it, giving her visibility into multiple active sessions. Logs show the switch ' s CAM table was overwhelmed during the attack.
Which sniffing technique did Sarah most likely use?

A) ARP Poisoning
B) VLAN Hopping
C) DNS Poisoning
D) MAC Flooding

3. A future-focused security audit discusses risks where attackers collect encrypted data now, anticipating that they can decrypt it later with quantum computers. What is this threat known as?

A) Flipping qubit values to corrupt the output
B) Replaying intercepted quantum messages
C) Breaking RSA using quantum algorithms
D) Saving data today for future quantum decryption

4. A healthcare technology company deploys internet-connected cardiac monitoring devices across several hospitals in Minneapolis, Minnesota. During a controlled security review, an analyst discovers that administrative configuration features can be accessed remotely through components that interact with external management platforms.
Further analysis reveals that these externally reachable components process user-supplied data without sufficient validation checks. Additionally, authentication controls protecting remote configuration features rely solely on basic credential verification without additional safeguards against automated misuse.
According to the OWASP Top 10 IoT Vulnerabilities, how should this weakness be classified?

A) Insecure Ecosystem Interfaces
B) Insecure Network Services
C) Lack of Device Management
D) Insecure Default Settings

5. In a highly secure online banking environment, customers report unauthorized access to their accounts despite robust authentication controls. Investigation reveals attackers are using advanced session hijacking techniques to perform fraudulent transactions. Which advanced session-hijacking attack, resembling a scenario-based attack, presents the greatest challenge to detect and mitigate?

A) Covert Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack injecting malicious scripts into banking pages
B) Man-in-the-Browser (MitB) attack using malicious browser extensions to intercept sessions
C) Passive sniffing attack capturing encrypted session tokens over unsecured Wi-Fi
D) Session fixation attack manipulating HTTP session identifiers

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