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Exam Name Certified CyberSec First Responder
Exam Code CFR-210
Actual Exam Duration 120 minutes
Expected no. of Questions in Actual Exam 100
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Section Weight Objectives
Domain 1: Threat Landscape 25% 1.1 Compare and contrast various threats and classify threat profiles

    * Threat actors
        o Script kiddies
        o Recreational hackers
        o Professional hackers
        o Hacktivists
        o Cyber criminals
        o State sponsored hackers
        o Terrorists
        o Insider

    * Threat motives
        o Desire for money
        o Desire for power
        o Fun/thrill/exploration
        o Reputation/recognition
        o Association/affiliation

    * Threat intent
        o Blackmail
        o Theft
        o Espionage
        o Revenge
        o Hacktivism/political
        o Defamation of character

    * Attack vector
        o Vulnerabilities
        o Exploits
        o Techniques

    * Technique criteria
        o Targeted/non-targeted
        o Direct/indirect
        o Stealth/non-stealth
        o Client-side/server-sid*
        
    * Understanding qualitative risk and impact
 
1.2 Explain the purpose and use of attack tools and techniques

    * Footprinting
        o Open source intelligence
        o Closed source intelligence
    
    * Scanning
        o Port scanning
        o Vulnerability scanning

    * Targeted vulnerability scanners vs. general vulnerability scanners
        o Network scanning
        o Web app scanning
    
    * Enumeration
        o User enumeration
        o Application enumeration
        o Email enumeration
        o War dialing
    
    * Gaining access
        o Exploitation frameworks
        o Client side attacks

    * Application exploits
    
    * Browser exploits
        o Server side attacks
        o Mobile
        
    * Malicious apps
    * Malicious texts
    
    * Hijacking/rooting
        o Web attacks
    
    * CSRF
    * SQL injection
    * Directory traversal
    * LFI/RFI
    
    * Command injection
        o Password attacks
    
    * Password cracking
    * Brute forcing
    * Password guessing
    * Password dictionary
    * Rainbow tables

    * Password sniffing
        o Wireless attacks

    * Wireless cracking
    * Wireless client attacks

    * Infrastructure attacks
        o Social engineering
        o Man-in-the-middle

    * ARP spoofing
    * ICMP redirect
    * DHCP spoofing
    * NBNS spoofing
    * Session hijacking

    * DNS poisoning
        o Malware

    * Trojan
    * Malvertisement
    * Virus

    * Worm
        o Out of band

    * OEM supply chain
    * Watering hole

    * Denial of Service
        o DDoS
    
    * LOIC/HOIC
        o Resource exhaustion
        o Forced system outage
        o Packet generators
 
1.3 Explain the purpose and use of post exploitation tools and tactics

    * Command and control
        o IRC
        o HTTP/S
        o DNS
        o Custom channels
        o ICMP
    
    * Data exfiltration
        o Covert channels
        o File sharing services

    * Pivoting
        o VPN
        o SSH tunnels
        o Routing tables

    * Lateral movement
        o Pass the hash
        o Golden ticket
        o psexec
        o wmic
        o Remote access services

    * Persistence/maintaining access
        o Rootkits
        o Backdoors
        o Hardware backdoor
        o Rogue accounts
        o Logic bombs

    * Keylogging
    
    * Anti-forensics
        o Golden ticket
        o Buffer overflows against forensics tools
        o Packers
        o Virtual machine detection
        o Sandbox detection
        o ADS
        o Shredding
        o Memory residents

    * Covering your tracks
        o Log wipers

1.4 Explain the purpose and use of social engineering tactics
    
    * Phishing
        o Phishing variations
    
    * Spear phishing
    * Whaling
    
    * Vishing
        o Delivery mediums
    
    * Email
    * IM

    * Post card

    * Text
    * QR code
    * Social networking sites
        o Common components
    * Spoofing messages
    * Rogue domains
    * Malicious links
    * Malicious attachments
    * Shoulder surfing
    * Tailgating
    * Face-to-face interaction
    * Fake portals/malicious websites
 
1.5 Given a scenario, perform ongoing threat landscape research and use data to prepare for incidents

    * Latest technologies, vulnerabilities, threats and exploits
    * Utilize trend data to determine likelihood and threat attribution
    * New tools/prevention techniques
    * Data gathering/research tools
        o Journals
        o Vulnerability databases
        o Books
        o Blogs
        o Intelligence feeds
        o Security advisories
        o Social network sites
    
    * Common targeted assets
        o Financial information
        o Credit card numbers
        o Account information
        o Intellectual Property
        o PHI
        o PII
Domain 2: Passive Data-Driven Analysis 27% 2.1 Explain the purpose and characteristics of various data sources

    * Network-based
        o Device configuration file(s)
        o Firewall logs
        o WAF logs
        o IDS/IPS logs
        o Switch logs
        o Router logs
        o Carrier provider logs
        o Proxy logs
        o Wireless

    * WAP logs
    * WIPS logs
    * Controller logs
        o Network sniffer
    
    * Packet capture
    * Traffic log
    
    * Flow data
        o Device state data
    
    * CAM tables
    * Routing tables
    * NAT tables
   * DNS cache
    
    * ARP cache
        o SDN
    
    * Host-based
        o System logs
        o Service logs
    
    * SSH logs
    * Time
    * Crypto protocol
     * User
    * Success/failure
    * HTTP logs
    * HTTP methods (get, post)
    * Status codes
    * Headers
    * User agents
    * SQL logs
    * Access logs
    * Query strings
    * SMTP logs
    * FTP logs
    * DNS logs
    * Suspicious lookups
    * Suspicious domains
    * Types of DNS queries
        o Windows event logs
    
    * App log
    * System log

    * Security log
        o Linux syslog
        o Application logs
    
    * Browser
    * HIPS logs
    * AV logs
    * Integrity checker
    
    * Vulnerability testing data
        o Third party data
        o Automated/software testing programs
 
2.2 Given a scenario, use appropriate tools to analyze logs
    
    * Log analytics tools
    * Linux tools
        o grep
        o cut
        o diff

    * Windows tools
        o Find
        o WMIC
        o Event viewer

    * Scripting languages
        o Bash
        o Power shell

    * Log correlation
    o SIEMs
 
2.3 Given a scenario, use regular expressions to parse log files and locate meaningful data
    
    * Search types
        o Keyword searches
        o IP address searches
        o Special character searches
        o Port number searches

    * Search operators
        o &
        o |
        o ~ or !
        o -
        o .
        o *
        o ?
        o +
        o ( )
        o [ ]
        o $
        o ^
        o \

    * Special operators
        o \W
        o \w
        o \s
        o \D
        o \d
        o \b
        o \c
Domain 3: Active Asset and Network Analysis 28% 3.1 Given a scenario, use Windows tools to analyze incidents

    * Registry
        o REGEDIT
    
    * Key, Hives, Values, Value types
    * HKLM, HKCU
        o REGDUMP
        o AUTORUNS
    * Network
        o Wireshark
        o fport
        o netstat
        o ipconfig
        o nmap
        o tracert
        o net
        o nbtstat

    * File system
        o dir
        o pe explorer
        o disk utilization tool
    
    * Processes
        o TLIST
        o PROCMON
        o Process explorer
    * Services
        o Services.msc
        o Msconfig
        o Net start
        o Task scheduler

    * Volatile memory analysis
    * Active Directory tools
 
3.2 Given a scenario, use Linux-based tools to analyze incidents
    
    * Network
        o nmap
        o netstat
        o wireshark
        o tcpdump
        o traceroute
        o arp
        o ifconfig

    * File system
        o lsof
        o iperf
        o dd
        o disk utilization tool

    * Processes
        o htop
        o top
        o ps
    
    * Volatile memory
    o free
    
    * Session management
        o w,who
        o rwho
        o lastlog
 
3.3 Summarize methods and tools used for malware analysis

    * Methods
        o Sandboxing
    
    * Virtualization
        o Threat intelligence websites
    
    * Crowd source signature detection
    * Virus total

    * Reverse engineering tools
        o IDA
        o Ollydbg

    * General tools
        o strings
        o Antivirus
        o Malware scanners

3.4 Given a scenario, analyze common indicators of potential compromise

    * Unauthorized programs in startup menu
    * Malicious software
        o Presence of attack tools

    * Registry entries
    * Excessive bandwidth usage
    * Off hours usage
    * New administrator/user accounts
    * Guest account usage
    * Unknown open ports
    * Unknown use of protocols
    * Service disruption
    * Website defacement
    
    *Unauthorized changes/modifications
        o Suspicious files

    * Recipient of suspicious emails
    * Unauthorized sessions
    * Failed logins
    * Rogue hardware
Domain 4: Incident Response Lifecycle 20% 4.1 Explain the importance of best practices in preparation for incident response

    * Preparation and planning
        o Up-to-date contact lists
        o Up-to-date toolkit

    * Ongoing training
        o Incident responder
        o Incident response team
        o Management
        o Tabletop (theoretical) exercises
    
    * Communication methods
        o Secure channels
        o Out of band communications
    
    * Organizational documentation
        o Policies  
        o Procedures
        o Incident response plan

    * Escalation procedures
        o Chain of command

    * Industry standards for incident response
 
4.2 Given a scenario, execute incident response process
    
    * Preparation
    
    * Identification
        o Detection/analysis
        o Collection
    
    * Containment
    * Eradication
    * Recovery
    * Post incident
        o Lessons learned
    * Root cause analysis
        o Reporting & documentation
 
4.3 Explain the importance of concepts that are unique to forensic analysis

    * Authorization to collect information
    
    * Legal defensibility
        o Chain of custody
        o Legally compliant tools
    
    * Encase
    * FTK
    * Forensics explorer
    * Confidentiality
    * Evidence preservation and evidence security
    * Digital
    * Imaging
    
    * Hashing
        o Physical

    * Secure rooms and facilities
    * Evidence bags
    * Lock boxes
    * Law enforcement involvement
 
4.4 Explain general mitigation methods and devices

    * Methods
        o System hardening
    
    * Deactivate unnecessary services

    * Patching
        o Updating internal security devices

    * Report malware signatures

    * Custom signatures
        o Block external sources of malware
        o DNS filtering
        o Blackhole routing
        o System and application isolation
        o Mobile device management
        o Application whitelist

    * Devices     
        o Firewall
        o WAF
        o Switch
        o Routers
        o Proxy
        o Virtual Machine
        o Mobile
        o Desktop
        o Server

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