Security managers will sometimes set up a honey pot, i.e., a weakly protected server that ultimately provides no valuable information to a hacker. In the context of game theory, this best reflects the following strategy. a. The tit-for-tat strategy. b. A battle of the sexes strategy. c. A strategy to change the payoffs. d. The grim strategy.

If the participants in an auction each will get the same potential value from the object being sold, but they dont know what that value is, a. There is said to be perfect information. b. There are said to be private values. c. There are said to be common values. d. There are said to be duplicate values.

Assuming bidder valuations are correlated or affiliated, which of the following auction types is more likely to generate higher revenues for the seller? a. First price sealed bid. b. English. c. Dutch. d. Second price sealed bid.

The technology associated with the NSA's "Cottonmouth I" is best described as: a. A robot snake outfitted with cameras and microphones. b. A software exploit associated with Windows. c. A USB drive that transmitted data to another NSA device. d. A tracking cookie placed on a target's web browser.

This is the first stage in the Lockheed Martin Cyber Kill Chain. a. Delivery. b. Exploitation. c. Installation. d. Reconnaissance. e. Command and Control.