51. Application Attacks

What is a common type of injection attack?

• Replay Attack

• Buffer Overflow

• SQL Injection

• Privilege Escalation

What happens during a buffer overflow attack?

• The application crashes immediately.

• Extra data overflows into adjacent memory.

• The attacker gains instant access to the server.

• The application performs a self-check.

How can an attacker perform a replay attack?

• By injecting SQL commands.

• By capturing network data and replaying it.

• By exploiting a web server misconfiguration.

• By overflowing the buffer memory.

What is the goal of privilege escalation?

• To replay captured data.

• To crash the application.

• To inject malicious code.

• To gain higher-level permissions.

What does a cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attack exploit?

• The memory allocation of an application.

• The network traffic between client and server.

• The trust between a user's browser and a web server.

• The configuration of a web server.