A zero-day command injection vulnerability was published. A security administrator is analyzing the following logs for evidence of adversaries attempting to exploit the vulnerability: Which of the…

The correct answer is A. Log entry 1. Log entry 1: Java EL injection attempt, likely used to run system commands. Log entry 2: XSS attack aimed at stealing cookies. Log entry 3: SQL injection attempt, manipulating the id parameter in a query. Log entry 4: Suspicious OAuth permission request for reading, writing…

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Question

A zero-day command injection vulnerability was published. A security administrator is analyzing the following logs for evidence of adversaries attempting to exploit the vulnerability:

Which of the following log entries provides evidence of the attempted exploit?

Exhibit

Options

ALog entry 1
BLog entry 2
CLog entry 3
DLog entry 4

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(58 responses)

A
47% (27)
B
28% (16)
C
17% (10)
D
9% (5)

Explanation

Log entry 1: Java EL injection attempt, likely used to run system commands. Log entry 2: XSS attack aimed at stealing cookies. Log entry 3: SQL injection attempt, manipulating the id parameter in a query. Log entry 4: Suspicious OAuth permission request for reading, writing, and sending emails and accessing files.

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#log analysis#command injection#zero-day#exploit detection

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