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10/16/22, 2 : 46 PM Computer Security Chapter 11 Flashcards | Quizlet Page 1 of 6 https://quizlet.com/347930896/computer-security-chapter-11-flash-cards/ Computer Security Chapter 11 9 studiers today 5.0 (2 reviews) Terms in this set (45) Textbook solutions for Computer Security Chapter 11 Solve tough problems on your own with the help of expert-written solutions Search for a textbook or question Information Technology 5th Edition Jack T. Marchewka 346 solutions Introduction to Algorithms 3rd Edition Charles E. Leiserson, Clifford 720 solutions True or False? Many computer security vulnerabilities result from poor programming practices. True
10/16/22, 2 : 46 PM Computer Security Chapter 11 Flashcards | Quizlet Page 2 of 6 https://quizlet.com/347930896/computer-security-chapter-11-flash-cards/ True or False? Security flaws occur as a consequence of sufficient checking and validation of data and error codes in programs. False True or False? Software security is closely related to software quality and reliability. True True or False? A difference between defensive programming and normal practices is that everything is assumed. False True or False? Programmers often make assumptions about the type of inputs a program will receive. True
10/16/22, 2 : 46 PM Computer Security Chapter 11 Flashcards | Quizlet Page 3 of 6 https://quizlet.com/347930896/computer-security-chapter-11-flash-cards/ True or False? Defensive programming requires a changed mindset to traditional programming practices. True True or False? To counter XSS attacks a defensive programmer needs to explicitly identify any assumptions as to the form of input and to verify that any input data conform to those assumptions before any use of the data. False True or False? Injection attacks variants can occur whenever one program invokes the services of another program, service, or function and passes to it externally sourced, potentially untrusted information without sufficient inspection and validation of it. True
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