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2.2 Physical Vulnerabilities and Attacks(物理弱点与攻击)
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2.2.A Identify common physical attacks.
- [2.2.A.1](/ek/2.2.A.1) — Adversaries often use social engineering when conducting a physical attack. Piggybacking is the … - [2.2.A.2](/ek/2.2.A.2) — 56 AP Cybersecurity · Course Framework… - [2.2.A.3](/ek/2.2.A.3) — Tailgating is the name for an attack where an adversary gains unauthorized access to a restricte… - [2.2.A.4](/ek/2.2.A.4) — Shoulder surfing is the name for an attack where an adversary watches as a user accesses sensiti… - [2.2.A.5](/ek/2.2.A.5) — Dumpster diving is the name for an attack where an adversary goes through a target’s physical tr… - [2.2.A.6](/ek/2.2.A.6) — Card cloning is the name for an attack where an adversary makes a copy of an authorized user’s a…
2.2.B Explain how threats can exploit common physical vulnerabilities to cause loss, damage, disruption, or destruction to assets.
- [2.2.B.1](/ek/2.2.B.1) — Threats include human adversaries seeking to cause harm or disruption as well as natural disaste… - [2.2.B.2](/ek/2.2.B.2) — Vulnerabilities are weaknesses or flaws that could allow an asset to be compromised. Common comp… - [2.2.B.3](/ek/2.2.B.3) — When adversaries disrupt power to a device, the device and any services it provides become unava… - [2.2.B.4](/ek/2.2.B.4) — When adversaries gain access to an area with sensitive information, they can steal or copy sensi… - [2.2.B.5](/ek/2.2.B.5) — When adversaries gain physical access to a device and its ports, they can plug in a keylogger or…
2.2.C Identify common physical attacks. Explain how threats can exploit common physical vulnerabilities to cause loss, damage, disruption, or destruction to assets. Assess and document risks from physical vulnerabilities. 2A
- [2.2.C.1](/ek/2.2.C.1) — Physical access to devices can allow adversaries to bypass many technical controls and layers of… - [2.2.C.2](/ek/2.2.C.2) — High risks from physical vulnerabilities arise when sensitive information or systems are exposed… - [2.2.C.3](/ek/2.2.C.3) — Moderate risks from physical vulnerabilities arise when a noncritical or nonsensitive part of an… - [2.2.C.4](/ek/2.2.C.4) — Low risks from physical vulnerabilities arise when a vulnerable asset is of low value and the vu…