QuestionQ42

VerifiedSoftware Development Security

The defense strategy “never trust any input” is MOST effective against which of the following vulnerabilities in web-based systems?

Explanation

Injection vulnerabilities occur when untrusted input is accepted and interpreted as code or commands. Treating every input as untrusted and applying context-appropriate validation, sanitization, encoding, and parameterized interfaces mitigates this risk. OWASP identifies unvalidated, unfiltered, or unsanitized user-supplied data as a condition that makes applications vulnerable to injection.

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