What is the purpose of a web browser's 'incognito' or 'private' mode?
A. To encrypt all traffic automatically
B. To block all ads
C. To not save browsing history, cookies, and form data locally
D. To prevent websites from tracking you
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Private browsing mode does not save browsing history, cookies, or form data after the session ends, but does not make the user invisible to websites or ISPs.
Which parameter indicates a 'Web Cache Poisoning' exploit intent?
A.An attacker sends thousands of unwanted physical junk mail deliveries to an office building.
B.An attacker updates a computer's local graphics driver without authorization.
C.An attacker cuts a physical underwater fiber optic internet line.
D.An attacker manipulates a web server's proxy cache hub into storing and serving a flawed or malicious version of a webpage to subsequent innocent users.
Explanation:
Web cache poisoning involves forcing cache servers to store invalid or malicious HTTP responses, which are then distributed to unsuspecting users requesting the same page.
Explanation:
The Host header specifies the domain name of the server (and optionally the port) to which the request is being sent, enabling virtual hosting.
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