Question

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Explanation:

Analyze the question and options

The question asks: "Which of these are potential entry points to a network for a hacker? (Choose any that apply)"

The options visible in the blurry image are:

1. Connected Hardware
2. People
3. Malicious Websites
4. Compromised Computer Software
5. Mobile Applications on Personal Devices

Evaluate each option as a potential entry point

• Connected Hardware: Devices connected to a network (like IoT devices, printers, or unauthorized routers) can have vulnerabilities or default credentials that hackers exploit to gain access.
• People: Social engineering attacks (such as phishing, pretexting, or baiting) target individuals to trick them into revealing credentials or installing malware, making humans a primary entry point.
• Malicious Websites: Visiting compromised or malicious websites can lead to drive-by downloads or credential harvesting, allowing attackers to compromise a device on the network.
• Compromised Computer Software: Vulnerabilities, unpatched bugs, or backdoors in software running on network systems are frequently exploited by hackers to gain unauthorized access.
• Mobile Applications on Personal Devices: Personal devices (BYOD) running insecure or malicious applications can be compromised and subsequently used to pivot into the corporate or private network they connect to.

Determine the correct selections

All five options represent well-documented attack vectors and potential entry points into a network. Therefore, all of them should be selected.

Answer:

• Connected Hardware (Correct answer)
• People (Correct answer)
• Malicious Websites (Correct answer)
• Compromised Computer Software (Correct answer)
• Mobile Applications on Personal Devices (Correct answer)