Ethical Hacker Certification v13 - Practice Exams 2026

750 questions to pass the Ethical Hacker certification for the first time. Explanations included!

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Sample question:

An ethical hacker is performing a security assessment on an internal corporate network and aims to identify any cleartext credentials or sensitive information being transmitted between workstations and servers. The hacker discovers that ARP poisoning could be a viable attack vector to intercept traffic on the switched network segment. Which of the following tools is most appropriate for executing an ARP poisoning attack and subsequently capturing the intercepted network packets for analysis?

A. Nmap for port scanning

B. Nessus for vulnerability scanning

C. Wireshark for packet capture, often used in conjunction with tools like Bettercap or Arpspoof for ARP poisoning

D. Metasploit Framework for exploiting remote vulnerabilities

Answer: C

Explanations:

A. Nmap is primarily a network scanner used for host discovery and port identification. It is not designed to perform ARP poisoning or to capture and analyze network packets, although it can assist in identifying potential targets for sniffing.

B. Nessus is a vulnerability scanner that identifies security weaknesses in systems and applications. It does not perform network sniffing, ARP poisoning, or real-time packet capture. Its function is to report vulnerabilities, not to exploit or intercept traffic.

C. Wireshark is the industry-standard tool for network protocol analysis and packet capture. It is excellent for analyzing intercepted traffic for cleartext credentials. To perform the ARP poisoning itself, tools like Bettercap, Arpspoof, or Ettercap are typically used in conjunction with Wireshark. Bettercap, for example, can execute ARP spoofing and also capture traffic, or funnel it to Wireshark for detailed analysis, making this the most comprehensive and correct option.

D. Metasploit Framework is a powerful exploitation tool used for developing, testing, and executing exploits against vulnerable systems. While it might have modules related to network attacks, its primary function is exploitation, not dedicated packet sniffing or ARP poisoning in the same way specialized tools do, nor is it a packet analyzer like Wireshark.