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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
Tick 2 possible outcomes that might occur if programs are not robust.
- The program wont function correctly / will not do the job its supposed to do.
- The user will not be trained to make full use of the program's features.
- The program's features will fail to meet the needs of the end user.
- The program will be forced to reject unrecognisable data.
- The program may be unsecure and data that it holds may become compromised.
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Question 2 of 10

2. Question
Which statement best describes 'Input Sanitisation'?
- This is when certain entered data is rejected.
- This is when entered data is stripped of unwanted characters.
- This is when entered data is rejected if it does not meet certain criteria (ensuring its in an acceptable form)
- This is specifically when a data is cleaned following an SQL injection attempt
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Question 3 of 10

3. Question
Which statement best describes 'Input Validation'?
- This is when certain entered data is rejected.
- This is when entered data is stripped of unwanted characters.
- This is when entered data is rejected if it does not meet certain criteria (ensuring its in an acceptable form)
- This is specifically when a data is cleaned following an SQL injection attempt
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Question 4 of 10

4. Question
A whitelist is when...
- ...a programmer considers all data that the program being created, should accept. All other data should be rejected by the program.
- ...a programmer considers all data that the program being created, should reject. All other data should be accepted by the program.
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Question 5 of 10

5. Question
A blacklist is when...
- ...a programmer considers all data that the program being created, should accept. All other data should be rejected by the program.
- ...a programmer considers all data that the program being created, should reject. All other data should be accepted by the program.
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
Which statement best describes the term authentication?
- Having different user accounts accessed via a username
- Having various levels of access for each different user of the system.
- Ensuring that accounts are password protected therefore only allowing access for certain individuals
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
What is meant by the term 'maintainable code'?
- Code that can rewrite itself in the light of system changes.
- Code that has been rewritten after an update.
- A set of scripts containing various versions of a program.
- Code that has been written so that other programmers can easily make sense of it (e.g. making use of indentation, comments and formatting)
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Question 8 of 10

8. Question
What is meant by the term 'authentication'?
- A word used to define the authoring of software / website.
- Ensuring that only the intended user/users can access the system.
- The process of regularly resetting user's passwords.
- A word to define the process of allocating usernames to new users of a system.
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Question 9 of 10

9. Question
List all methods of computer system authentication from the list below:
- Passwords
- Finger print scanners
- General knowledge questions
- Key Card
- Usernames
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
How is commenting on code a good defence strategy?
- Comments make it difficult to distinguish the source code from code descriptions, reducing the chance of hackers making changes which could affect system security.
- Comments enable system security programs to make sense of the source code resulting, in an improvement in their ability to protect software from misuse.
- Comments allow programmers to better understand the code that is written. So when programmers make improvements to the code, they are less likely to introduce errors, reducing the chance of introducing software bugs.
- Comments enable certain artificial intelligence (AI) software packages to rewrite aspects of a program's code, the moment they become aware of new security threats.
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