Web Security (New)
Web Security Challenge
Test your knowledge on web security with our engaging quiz. From understanding the difference between DOS and DDOS attacks to identifying different types of web server attacks, this quiz covers essential topics for anyone interested in cybersecurity.
- 11 challenging questions
- Multiple-choice, checkbox, and text response formats
- Perfect for students, professionals, and hobbyists alike
DOS is abbreviated as _______
Denial of Server
Denial of Service
Distribution of Server
Distribution of Service
Difference between DDOS and DOS is
DDOS attack uses multiple computers and Internet connections to flood the targeted resource
DOS attack uses multiple computers and Internet connections to flood the targeted resource
DOS is distributed attack
DDOS can be done by single connection
Which of the following is NOT a web server attack type?
DOS attack
SQL Injection
Directory Traversal
Password guessing
XSS stands for _______
Crack Site Scripting
Cross Site Server
Cross Site Scripting
Crack Server Scripting
Infected malware computers are called
Darknet
Botnets
Honeypot
Malnet
Which following type is transmitted data over Secure Connection?
HTTP
HTTPS
You are examining connection logs from a client machine and come across this entry: http://www.business123.com/../../../../../Windows/system.ini. Which attack does this most likely indicate?
Parameter manipulation
XSS
SQL injection
Directory traversal
In Dos/DDos Attack, attacker use SYN attack. Which of the following are exploit for this attack?
Flooding the network with ICMP ECHO Packets
Exhaust server resources by setting up and tearing down TCP connection
Exploit the three-way handshake method
Permanent DOS (phlashing, bricking a system)
Packet Filters, Circuit Level Gateways, Application Level Gateways and Stateful Multilayer Inspection are types of:
IDS/IPS
Firewall
Honeypot
Which of the following are valid methods to harden a web server? (Choose all that apply.)
Ensure patching is kept up to date.
Remove nonessential applications.
Remove or disable nonessential ports and protocols.
Allow remote access via Telnet.
Keep web applications and scripts on the same partition as the operating system.
Use secure coding techniques.
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