PHP Security

PHP Security - Important Points

A. Using SSL encryption

B. Using a strong session ID generator

C. Storing session data in cookies

D. Disabling cookies in the browser

A. A vulnerability that allows an attacker to execute SQL statements against a database

B. A type of Cross-Site Scripting attack

C. A vulnerability that allows an attacker to submit unauthorized requests on behalf of a user

D. A type of Denial-of-Service attack

A. Using SSL encryption

B. Verifying the HTTP referrer header

C. Storing session data in cookies

D. Using a CAPTCHA

A. A vulnerability that allows an attacker to execute arbitrary code on a system

B. A vulnerability that allows an attacker to include a file from a remote server

C. A vulnerability that allows an attacker to bypass authentication

D. A vulnerability that allows an attacker to delete files on a system

A. Using SSL encryption

B. Restricting access to sensitive files

C. Using the extract() function

D. Using the $_REQUEST superglobal variable