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Section 1

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Frequency How ling being kept Storage/location of backups And how to restore from a backup

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Things to take into account when thinking about backups

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When the browser is closed

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If no expiration date is given on the cookie when does it expire

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MyISAM & InnoDB

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2 Different forms of DB engines

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HTTP is stateless. Request- response is only format

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Problem with relying on HTTP protocol to keep track of user

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POST is contained within the HTTP protocol when it is being passed to a form. GET is contained within the URL

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Difference between POST and GET

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Uses Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for a secure connection.

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What does HTTPS use for secure connection

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Application makes cookie on the server, sends it browser which stores it. Browser then sends the cookie back to that specific server when a`request is made

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How does a cookie work

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Injecting HTML or JavaScript into forms to access data

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What is Cross-Site Scripting

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Contains nested title, meta, script and style tags.

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<head> tag purpose

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A cookie is a bit of data stored by the browser and sent to the server with every request. A session is a collection of data stored on the server and associated with a given user (usually via a cookie containing an id code

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Difference between Session and Cookies

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Changes incoming POST input < or > to &lt; and &gt;

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What does htmlspecialchars() do?

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String

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What data type does a cookie consist of

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An imperative, object-oriented programming or scripting language

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Types of language PHP can act as

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As a cookie (or passed a request parameter if cookies disabled)

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How is Session ID handled by the browser

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See which parts of the site are being accessed Detect attack easier (Loads of requests from same IP) Number of visitors (unique IPs) How the server is being accessed

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Purpose of keeping logs

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No

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Do Cookies contain the users password

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Server Side

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PHP client or server side language

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A piece of data stored by the browser on a user's machine.

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What is a cookie

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