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How to prevent XSS?

Where can XSS occur?

Endpoint Security 2

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1
Where can XSS occur?
Live chat
Offline apps
Local files
System settings
2
How to prevent XSS?
Ignore inputs
Validate inputs
Allow HTML
Disable cookies
3
What does CSRF stand for?
Cross-Site Redirect Forgery
Cross-Site Response Forgery
Cross-Site Resource Forgery
Cross-Site Request Forgery
4
How can CSRF be mitigated?
Ignore tokens
Disable cookies
Synchronizer token
Allow all requests
5
Why is MFA effective against phishing?
More user-friendly
Faster access
Easier login
Extra verification layer
6
Which policy forces software updates?
Endpoint patching
Firewall policy
Password policy
Anti-phishing
7
What should users avoid clicking?
Home page
Internal links
External links
Profile page
8
What is SQL injection?
Browser attack
Email attack
Database attack
Network attack
9
What is the most effective method to counter phishing?
MFA
Firewall
Antivirus
VPN
10
How to prevent SQL injection?
Ignore inputs
Restrict inputs
Sanitize inputs
Allow all inputs
11
What does a cookie-to-header token do?
Verifies requests
Blocks cookies
Ignores headers
Allows all requests
12
What does MFA stand for?
Multi-functional access
Multi-feature authentication
Multiple firewall access
Multi-factor authentication
13
Which is an example of 'something you have'?
Fingerprint
PIN
Password
Security key
14
Which category does a passcode fall into?
Something you are
Something you know
None
Something you have