Exam 312-50v12 topic 1 question 238 discussion

Considering the advanced techniques that could be employed by a seasoned hacker and the current security measures in place on the e-commerce site, the most likely effective strategies would be Option A (Blind SQL Injection) and Option D (Out-of-Band SQL Injection). Both of these methods can effectively circumvent input validation that merely blocks known patterns or direct data leakage. Option A is subtle and can be very slow, but it's quite effective in environments where the application gives any sort of feedback based on the query's success or failure. Option D is sophisticated and can bypass more stringent controls by causing the database server to send data to an attacker-controlled location, potentially without triggering alerts that are based on typical input patterns. Both options should be actively guarded against by implementing advanced SQL injection prevention techniques, such as using parameterized queries, employing least privilege on database permissions, and comprehensive monitoring and logging of database queries.

In the given scenario, the hacker specializes in SQL Injection attacks and is known for using advanced techniques. Based on this information, the most likely strategy the hacker would adopt to bypass the security measures is: A. The hacker might employ a 'blind' SQL Injection attack, taking advantage of the application's true or false responses to extract data bit by bit.

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