Out of the Following, which is one of the Injection Prevention Mechanisms ?
Avoid Escape Special Characters
Use of non Parameterized API
Input Validation against Whitelist
Avoid sending the wrong data at first place as request parameter.
Out of the Following, which is not the Injection Prevention Mechanisms ?
Escape special characters using the specific escape syntax for that interpreter
Use of Parameterized API
Input Validation using Whitelist
"Attacker sends text- based attack data that exploit the interpreter in the browser". This is the example of :
Injection
Cross Site Request Forgery
Cross Site Scripting
Failure to Restrict URL Access
"Cross Site Scripting" is one of the Web Risks which specifically targets :
FileSystem
Web Application
Production Server
Browser InterPretation
User has used a computer in Cyber Café and has forgot to logout. Attacher comes and uses the same browser to work on the same Web Application. This kind of Scenarios come under:
Broken Authorization
Broken Authentication and Session Management
Security Misconfiguration
Which is the Valid Scenario of Broken Authentication and Session Management.
User able to access the page which he/she is not Authorised.
Exposing Authentication/Session details as part of URL
Sending Financial Data request as part of the request URL.
None of the Above
Which one is the example of "Insecure Direct Object References"
Unauthorised access to any webpage /webdata directly or indirectly.
Ignoring the updates to install.
None of the Above.
"Use per user or session indirect object references" is the methodology to prevent which kind of security risk ?
Insecure Direct Object Refrences
Insecure Cryptographic Storage
Attacker creates forged HTTP requests and tricks a victim into submitting them via image tags, XSS, or numerous other techniques. If the user is authenticated, the attack succeeds. This kind of attack comes under the risk of following security risk?
Including the unique token in a hidden field can be an effective method for preventing this kind of risk:
Insecure Direct Object References
Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards
Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)