WGU C836 Task 1 Updated with complete solution Questions And Answers.
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WGU C836
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WGU C836
WGU C836 Task 1 Updated with complete solution Questions And Answers.
bounds checking - ANSWERto set a limit on the amount of data we expect to receive to set aside storage for that data
*required in most programming languages
* prevents buffer overflows
race conditions - ANSWERvuln...
WGU C836 Task 1 Updated with complete solution 2024-
2025 Questions And Answers.
bounds checking - ANSWERto set a limit on the amount of data we expect to receive to
set aside storage for that data
*required in most programming languages
* prevents buffer overflows
race conditions - ANSWERvulnerability occur when two computer program processes,
or threads, attempt to access the same resource at the same time and cause problems
in the system.
input validation - ANSWERThis vulnerability is caused when the product does not
validate or incorrectly validates input that can affect the control flow or data flow of a
program.
format string attack - ANSWERa type of input validation attacks in which certain print
functions within a programming language can be used to manipulate or view the internal
memory of an application
authentication attack - ANSWERA type of attack that can occur when we fail to use
strong authentication mechanisms for our applications
authorization attack - ANSWERA type of attack that can occur when we fail to use
authorization best practices for our applications
cryptographic attack - ANSWERA type of attack that can occur when we fail to properly
design our security mechanisms when implementing cryptographic controls in our
applications
client-side attack - ANSWERA type of attack that takes advantage of weaknesses in the
, software loaded on client machines or one that uses social engineering techniques to
trick us into going along with the attack
XSS (Cross Site Scripting) - ANSWERan attack carried out by placing code in the form
of a scripting language into a web page or other media that is interpreted by a client
browser
XSRF (cross-site request forgery) - ANSWERan attack in which the attacker places a
link on a web page in such a way that it will be automatically executed to initiate a
particular activity on another web page or application where the user is currently
authenticated
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