> SOHO_LOGIC_SANDBOX.exe

Interactive Troubleshooting & Security Deduction Workspace

MODULE 1: The IP Conflict Protocol

NETWORK STATE:
Router LAN IP: 192.168.1.1 | Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 (/24)
Network Printer: Static IP 192.168.1.50
DHCP Pool Range: 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.254
CURRENT EVENT: The DHCP server has already issued addresses up to .49. A new smartphone connects to the Wi-Fi.

1. What logically happens to the network?

2. What is the most logical, permanent fix that doesn't require reconfiguring the printer?

MODULE 2: The Threat Actor Matrix

SECURITY LOG ANALYSIS:
We have intercepted 3 distinct attack vectors. Deduce the exact CompTIA terminology for each methodology based on the attacker's behavior.

LOG 1: Attacker places a malicious QR code on a physical poster in the lobby asking employees to "Scan for Free Coffee".

LOG 2: Attacker calls the Helpdesk pretending to be the CEO, demanding an immediate password reset for their email.

LOG 3: Attacker sets up a rogue Wi-Fi router in the parking lot with the SSID "Company_Guest_Free" (identical to the real one).

MODULE 3: The Physical Defense Budget

⚠️ CRITICAL RULE: You must select a security measure that PHYSICALLY STOPS the threat. Alarms, cameras, and sensors only DETECT or DETER; they do not physically stop an attacker.

BUDGET: $5,000
AVAILABLE INVENTORY: Bollards ($200), Mantrap ($4,000), Kensington Lock ($40), Security Camera ($150), Motion Sensor ($50), Alarm ($100).

THREAT A: A vehicle might accidentally (or maliciously) ram into the external server room generator.

THREAT B: An unauthorized person tries to slip in behind an employee through the server room door (Tailgating).

THREAT C: A thief tries to walk out with a company laptop from an open lobby desk.

> SYSTEM_CONSOLE_LOG

[SYSTEM] Sandbox initialized. Awaiting user input...