Cybersecurity

Pound Notation (80.2012.212.50#24) and Decimal Numbers (Netmask: 255.255.255.0)

Decimal Numbers (Netmask: 255.255.255.0) and Slash Notation (80.212.212.50/32)

Slash Notation (80.212.212.50/32) and Pound Notation (80.2012.212.50#24)

172.16.24.0

172.16.24.1

172.16.24.255

Invalid Data or Reference

Insecure Door or Room

Insecure Direct Object Reference  

Falsifying data, making something appear different than they really are

A way server hides from attacks, a defensive mechanics

A way of terminating a 3-way handshake connection

A network where all systems/resources need explicit access to be able to communicate 

A network where only some resources/devices are trusted

A network where we do not trust public network(internet), but we trust local network

True, only supercookies have this feature

False. Cookies are often used for tracking sessions  

It is used in Buffer Overflow attacks to overwrite memory

It is used to inject malicious code to a database server, through a query

It is used to spoof or inject false headers in a HTTP request

Small amount of traffic trying to hide from detecting

A sudden increase of traffic in the network  

False. If one site is breached/hacked and stores passwords in clear text, your password is now in hackers hands  

True. Storing passwords in clear text in database is no longer practiced and are now only using strong encryption

Sanitizing users input in a web application  

Blocking specific ports that SQL injections are usually attacked via

Programmers will not make web applications that allow user input