The front line to which incidents should be reported.

This type of input can be attacked by SQL injection.

The target of enumeration.

This is the result of a one way algorithm which cannot be reversed.

The four types of hackers.

System-backups should be made during this phase of the Incident Handling process (not preparation).

Access control lists are this type of defense against hacking.

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Quantum encryption uses the polarity of these entangled atomic structures to ensure absolute integrity of packets.

This activity should cease to continue during Incident Response of that system.

The most common hacking attack.

Large databases of pre-discovered algorithm variations used to decipher hash values.

Any observable occurrence in a system and/or network.

Database administrators should use this when coding their DB to protect from SQLi.

During this type of test the hacker has no knowledge of the target network.

To perform this attack a large list of words is created (some times specially crafted) to crack a password or set of passwords.

The 6 steps of the Incident Response process.

The base code used to test if a site is vulnerable to SQLi.

A special value tagged onto the end of a hash values in a database to make the values unique. This special value acts as a key shared only between the server and the client.