Which type of security testing is being performed when an ethical hacker has no knowledge about the target system but the testing target is notified before the test?

Which type of security testing is being performed when an ethical hacker has no knowledge about the target system but the testing target is notified before the test?
A. Reversal
B. Gray box
C. Blind
D. White box

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11 thoughts on “Which type of security testing is being performed when an ethical hacker has no knowledge about the target system but the testing target is notified before the test?

  1. The answer provided here is wrong.
    Read the question carefully.
    Question says “no knowledge about the target system” but the “testing target” is notified before the test.
    In this case, you are only told of the organization name that you will be targeting. No other information is given to the hacker.
    Answer is C

  2. Ans B Gray box is correct. people doing the testing have some but not all knowledge about the system they test.
    testing target is notified before the test means tester either knows IPs or URL of testing targets. C Blind means tester has Zero Knowledge before test.

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  4. The answer is C. This site describes all of the different types of pen testing: https://www.info-savvy.com/types-of-penetration-testing.

    “Blind testing: In the blind testing, the pen-tester has limited information or knows nothing about the target, but the target is informed of an audit scope (what, how, and when the pen-tester will be testing) prior to performing the test.”

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