Security Week 5

Source code that is no longer used.

Condition in which an arithmetic operation results in a number that is too large to be stored ...

Act of exploiting a coding error, design flaw, or oversight to gain elevated access to data...

Attack that exploits vulnerabilities on a client’s device; also known as universal cross-site scripting (UXSS).

Vulnerability that occurs when a value has not been obtained from the correct area; also called an object deference.

Programming configuration in which an input field rejects any characters that do not match its function ...

Application’s ability to change resources dynamically as needs change.

Code written in a way that makes it difficult for someone to read or interpret.

Removal of resource access from team members when those resources are no longer required.

Adding a code signature to an application.

Internet threat that infects a web browser and covertly modifies web pages, transaction content, or preferences.

Program that converts code from a programming language into machine language.

Distribution of processing needs over multiple servers; often referred to as scheduling.

Philosophy that incorporates security concepts in the collaboration among developers, managers, and other...

Attack in which a hacker is able to supply input that exploits a vulnerability in an application.

Type of attack in which a threat actor accesses and modifies device drivers within an operating system in an effort...