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The BIG-IP ASM System sets two types of cookies to enforce elements in the security policy. The two types are main and frame cookies. What is the purpose of the frame cookie? (Choose 2)

The correct answer is C. Stores dynamic parameters and values D. Handles dynamic parameter names and flow extractions. BIG-IP ASM frame cookies store dynamic parameter values and handle dynamic parameter name extraction and flow tracking across requests.

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Question

The BIG-IP ASM System sets two types of cookies to enforce elements in the security policy. The two types are main and frame cookies. What is the purpose of the frame cookie? (Choose 2)

Options

  • AValidates domain cookies
  • BDetects session expiration
  • CStores dynamic parameters and values
  • DHandles dynamic parameter names and flow extractions

How the community answered

(41 responses)
  • A
    7% (3)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    90% (37)

Why each option

BIG-IP ASM frame cookies store dynamic parameter values and handle dynamic parameter name extraction and flow tracking across requests.

AValidates domain cookies

Validating domain cookies is a responsibility of the main ASM cookie, not the frame cookie.

BDetects session expiration

Detecting session expiration is handled by the main ASM cookie, not the frame cookie.

CStores dynamic parameters and valuesCorrect

Frame cookies are used by BIG-IP ASM to store the values of dynamic parameters captured during a session, allowing the system to track and validate those values in subsequent requests.

DHandles dynamic parameter names and flow extractionsCorrect

Frame cookies also manage dynamic parameter names and support flow-level extractions, enabling ASM to enforce policy on parameters whose names or values change between page requests in a multi-step web flow.

Concept tested: BIG-IP ASM frame cookie purpose and function

Source: https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K8334

Topics

#ASM cookies#frame cookie#dynamic parameters#flow extraction

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