CS0-003 · Question #434
A company is launching a new application in its internal network, where internal customers can communicate with the service desk. The security team needs to ensure the application will be able to…
The correct answer is A. Fuzzing. Fuzzing is a process used to test applications by inputting unexpected or random data to see how the application behaves. This method is particularly effective in identifying vulnerabilities such as buffer overflows, input validation errors, and other anomalies that could cause…
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A company is launching a new application in its internal network, where internal customers can communicate with the service desk. The security team needs to ensure the application will be able to handle unexpected strings with anomalous formats without crashing. Which of the following processes is the most applicable for testing the application to find how it would behave in such a situation?
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- AFuzzing
- BCoding review
- CDebugging
- DStatic analysis
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(20 responses)- A95% (19)
- B5% (1)
Explanation
Fuzzing is a process used to test applications by inputting unexpected or random data to see how the application behaves. This method is particularly effective in identifying vulnerabilities such as buffer overflows, input validation errors, and other anomalies that could cause the application to crash or behave unexpectedly. By using fuzzing, the security team can ensure the new application is robust and capable of handling unexpected strings with anomalous formats without
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