Progress Module 1: Injection Attacks Complete & Continue Next Lesson Learn More Injection 9 Lessons Introduction to Injection Vulnerabilities: Pre-course Quiz Understanding Injection Attacks Common Injection Types Attack Example Simulation How to Prevent Injection Attacks Post Quiz Summary and Certificate of Completion Module 1: Injection Attacks Complete & Continue Next Lesson Learn More Injection Pre-course Quiz
Injection Attack Quiz Injection Attack Quiz 1. What is the primary cause of injection vulnerabilities? a) Use of outdated software b) Unvalidated or unsanitized user input c) Overuse of system memory d) Poor network configuration 2. Which of the following is NOT a common type of injection attack? a) SQL Injection b) LDAP Injection c) Cross-site Scripting (XSS) d) DNS Injection 3. Which of the following risks can arise from a successful injection attack? a) Slower performance of web applications b) Unauthorized access to sensitive data c) Broken SSL certificates d) Creation of multiple user accounts 4. What does the following input attempt to achieve in an SQL injection attack? Username: ' OR '1'='1 a) Deletes all records from the database b) Forces the query to return TRUE for every username c) Creates a new user account d) Locks the account 5. Which method is recommended to prevent SQL injection attacks? a) Using parameterized queries (prepared statements) b) Storing passwords in plaintext c) Turning off error messages d) Running the application on a virtual machine 6. Injection attacks occur only in SQL databases. True False 7. A successful SQL injection attack can result in service disruption or operational downtime. True False 8. Input validation alone is always sufficient to protect against SQL injection attacks. True False Submit Quiz Result Close