Multiple choice general knowledge

How does the concept of Web 2.0 form a threat to information security?

  1. The shared community concept and interchange of information exposes personal information that can be used in social engineering attacks

  2. The rapid integration of new and advanced technology in web services often renders APIs for executable code and automated business processes weak in security and vulnerable to attacks

  3. Both of the above

  4. Only A
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Web 2.0's community-driven, information-sharing model creates multiple security risks: the exposure of personal data on social platforms facilitates social engineering attacks, while rapid API development often prioritizes functionality over security, creating vulnerabilities in automated processes. Both factors significantly threaten information security.

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