Browse exam-wise, subject-wise, and country-wise MCQs with explanations.
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The correct answer is Cross-site request forgery. It means tricking a user's browser into sending an unwanted authenticated request.
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The correct answer is Destructive payload. It means payload designed to delete, corrupt, or damage systems or data.
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The correct answer is Non-disclosure agreement. It means a legal agreement that restricts sharing confidential information.
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The correct answer is Broken authentication. It means weaknesses that allow attackers to compromise accounts or sessions.
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The correct answer is Credential harvesting. It means collecting login details through fake forms, malware, or interception.
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The correct answer is Competitive intelligence. It means lawful collection and analysis of business information.
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The correct answer is Broken access control. It means failure to enforce restrictions on what authenticated users can do.
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The correct answer is Privilege escalation. It means gaining higher permissions than originally available.
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The correct answer is Insider data leakage. It means confidential data leaving an organization through trusted users.
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The correct answer is Directory traversal. It means using path manipulation to access files outside intended directories.
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The correct answer is Data encryption payload. It means payload that locks files, commonly used by ransomware.
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The correct answer is Encryption. It means transforming readable data into unreadable form using a key.
