Answer:
Explanation:
1. Observing users as they enter passwords or other personal information to a computer Auditing software often used to test computer data - (shoulder surfing)
2. An acronym for security institute that studies computer crime activities The act of altering data that are entered into, or used by, a computer --- (CSI)
3. A small text file that stores information about your browsing habits and interests Stealing personal information from trash cans - (COOKIES)
4. A software program specifically designed for computer forensic investigations - (EnCase)
5. A type of fraud in which the perpetrator steals small amounts from many different accounts - (salami technique)
6. A software program or hardware device designed to prevent unauthorized data communications - (firewall)
7. Malicious software similar to a computer virus -- (_worm)
8. Federal legislation aimed specifically at computer crime (CFAA)
It's the second answer since there's not really an error for Microsoft Word to actually catch.
The type of attack was most likely attempted against the application is an XSS attack.
<h3>Why is the above an XSS attack?</h3>
This attack is known to be an example of an XSS attack as it is one that is often recorded by the log of a web server's log.
Conclusively, Note that in this attack, if you see the HTML encoding, one can say that is mainly an XSS attack but when you see SQL or XML statements in the string, then it is another.
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I think the answer is the third one...
