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Why do security analysts isolate an infected computer from the network?
Answer: To stop malware spreading to other machines
Why: Network isolation severs lateral communication paths while keeping endpoint management open so analysts can collect live memory.
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Which default TCP port does Remote Desktop Protocol use?
Answer: 3389
Why: Attackers scan the internet for open port 3389, so exposed RDP is one of the most common ways ransomware gets in.
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Which port does WinRM use for unencrypted HTTP management?
Answer: 5985
Why: While port 5985 handles standard HTTP WinRM traffic, secure HTTPS management sessions run over port 5986.
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Who legally tests computer networks to find security flaws?
Answer: Ethical hacker
Why: Ethical hackers conduct authorized penetration tests under explicit contracts to avoid violating computer crime laws.
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Which file format stores raw network packet captures?
Answer: PCAP
Why: PCAP files store the exact byte stream of recorded network conversations for post-incident inspection in tools like Wireshark.
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What algorithm do botnets use to generate random domain names?
Answer: DGA
Why: DGAs use predictable seeds like the current date to ensure infected hosts and command servers always generate identical domain lists.