Penetration tests are sometimes called white hat attacks because in a pen test, the good guys are attempting to break in. What are the different categories of penetration testing? Each correct answer

Open-box testing (also known as white-box or full-knowledge) is a category where the tester is given full knowledge of the system's architecture, source code, and internal details.

Closed-box testing (also known as black-box or zero-knowledge) is a category where the tester has no prior knowledge of the system, simulating an external attacker.

Zero-knowledge test is synonymous with closed-box or black-box testing, where the testers are given no information about the target system.

Full-box is not a standard, recognized category or synonym for penetration testing types based on knowledge level.

Full-knowledge test is synonymous with open-box or white-box testing, where the testers are provided with extensive information about the target system.

Partial-knowledge test (also known as grey-box) is a category where the tester has some limited knowledge of the system, such as user credentials or internal network diagrams.