CPENT Practice Questions - Certified Penetration Testing Professional (CPENT) Exam

What does the LLMNR protocol do, and why is it a security concern in penetration testing?

It encrypts DNS queries; it can be bypassed with certificate spoofing It resolves hostnames on the local network when DNS fails; it can be poisoned to capture credentials It manages DHCP leases; attackers can exhaust the address pool It handles multicast routing; attackers can redirect traffic to unauthorized segments

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It resolves hostnames on the local network when DNS fails; it can be poisoned to capture credentials

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