Hi Need some help with the below question.
Most software vulnerabilities exist because of a lack of secure or defensive coding practises used by developers. Which of the following is not considered a secure coding technique. (Choose all that apply)
A. Using immutable systems
B. Using stored procedures
C. Using code signing
D. Using Server side validation
E Optimizing file sizes
F Using third-party software libraries.
Answer Key reveals ABCD. But I think the "NOT" was not considered.
Not to sound snarky but the answers in the appendix do a fantastic job at explaining the answers.
That said, I found some errors within multiple books and reported them to the publishers.
Good luck!
A using immutable system is not secure coding technique.
I messaged ISC2 for the answer and still waiting on a response.
Is this it:
(in case the url is removed: it is from wiley dot com in an errata section of the book --google the name of the book and errata)
"This should read:
40. B, C, D. Programmers need to adopt secure coding practices, which include using stored procedures, code signing, and server-side validation."
This could still be wrong, and it may fit with the claim they forgot the "not"