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Which type of attack is one in which the attacker injects malicious script into a web page where a victim clicks on the malicious code allowing the attacker to access the victim's cookies?
Separation of privilege
Defense in depth
Cross-site scripting
Cross-site request forgery
The correct answer is cross-site scripting. Cross-site scripting involves an attacker injecting malicious script into a web page and can include having a victim click on the malicious code to allow the attacker to access the victim's cookies. Separation of privilege ensures no one has excessive privileges. Cross-site request forgery occurs when the attacker tries to use a victim's stored credentials to get the victim to perform an action they normally would not perform.
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