Additional Risks to Consider

The video tutorial covers essential web security threats, including Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), Remote File Inclusion (RFI), and Clickjacking. It explains how CSRF tricks browsers into executing unwanted actions, how RFI allows malicious file uploads that can compromise servers, and how Clickjacking manipulates user activity by hiding malicious links under legitimate content. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of securing applications against these common vulnerabilities to protect user data and maintain server integrity.

What is the primary goal of a Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attack?

• To steal user credentials

• To execute unwanted actions in a logged-in application

• To inject malicious scripts into a website

• To redirect users to a phishing site

Which of the following file extensions should be restricted to prevent Remote File Inclusion (RFI)?

• .JPEG

• .DOC

• .EXE

• .TXT

What is the main risk associated with Remote File Inclusion (RFI)?

• Compromise of the server through malware

• Slowing down the application

• Unauthorized access to user accounts

• Loss of user data

How does Clickjacking manipulate user activity?

• By stealing user credentials

• By redirecting users to malicious websites

• By hiding hyperlinks under legitimate clickable content

• By injecting ads into the website

What is a potential consequence of Clickjacking?

• Users unknowingly perform actions

• Users' passwords are stolen

• Users' data is encrypted

• Users' accounts are deleted