1. What part of the Diamond Model represents the threat actor?
- adversary
- infrastructure
- direction
- capability
- result
- victim
Explanation: Adversary represents the threat actor.
2. What part of the Diamond model represents the network path that is used for an exploit?
- adversary
- infrastructure
- direction
- capability
- result
- victim
Explanation: Infrastructure represents network paths that are used by an exploit.
3. What part of the Diamond Model represents the target of an exploit?
- adversary
- infrastructure
- direction
- capability
- result
- victim
Explanation: Victim is the target of an exploit. It can be a person, resource, or asset.
4. Which meta-feature represents what the threat actor gained from an exploit? It can be characterized as confidentially compromised, integrity compromised, and availability compromised.
- adversary
- infrastructure
- direction
- capability
- result
- victim
Explanation: Result is a meta-feature represents what the adversary gained from a successful exploit.
5. What part of the Diamond Model represents the tools or techniques that the threat actor uses to attack a target?
- adversary
- infrastructure
- direction
- capability
- result
- victim
Explanation: Capability represents the tools and techniques that are used by an adversary.
6. Which meta-feature of the Diamond Model indicates the path between the parts of the Diamond Model that is used by an exploit?
- adversary
- infrastructure
- direction
- capability
- result
- victim
Explanation: Direction is a meta-feature that represents the path between parts of the Diamond Model that is used in an exploit.