Frequency
How ling being kept
Storage/location of backups
And how to restore from a backup
Front
Things to take into account when thinking about backups
Back
When the browser is closed
Front
If no expiration date is given on the cookie when does it expire
Back
MyISAM & InnoDB
Front
2 Different forms of DB engines
Back
HTTP is stateless.
Request- response is only format
Front
Problem with relying on HTTP protocol to keep track of user
Back
POST is contained within the HTTP protocol when it is being passed to a form. GET is contained within the URL
Front
Difference between POST and GET
Back
Uses Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure
Sockets Layer (SSL) for a secure connection.
Front
What does HTTPS use for secure connection
Back
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
Front
How does a cookie work
Back
Injecting HTML or JavaScript into forms to access data
Front
What is Cross-Site Scripting
Back
Contains nested title, meta, script and style tags.
Front
<head> tag purpose
Back
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
Front
Difference between Session and Cookies
Back
Changes incoming POST input < or > to < and >
Front
What does htmlspecialchars() do?
Back
String
Front
What data type does a cookie consist of
Back
An imperative, object-oriented programming or scripting
language
Front
Types of language PHP can act as
Back
As a cookie (or passed a request parameter if cookies disabled)
Front
How is Session ID handled by the browser
Back
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
Front
Purpose of keeping logs
Back
No
Front
Do Cookies contain the users password
Back
Server Side
Front
PHP client or server side language
Back
A piece of data stored by the browser on a user's
machine.