Question

The security method that uses random large token value to check at server side and client side to authenticate the user logged in session is effective against which security threat?

Answer 1

Answer:

option c is correct .. ok

Answer 2

Option (c): XSS

The security method that uses random large token value to check at server side and client side to authenticate the user logged in session is effective against

• A security flaw called cross-site scripting (XSS) is frequently discovered in websites and/or web applications that accept user input. Search engines, login forms, message boards, and comment sections are a few examples of these.

• The storage of malicious script by an attacker in the data received from a website's search or contact form is an example of a mirrored cross-site scripting attack.
• A search form is a common illustration of reflected cross-site scripting because users are the only ones who see the results after sending their search query to the server.

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