Jill sends a message to a Web server in Unicode, which easily passes throughsecurity controls because the content filtering feature does not recognize the data.reality, the message contains malicious commands. What type of attack is this?

A.
TOU/TOC

B.
Malformed input

C.
Logic bomb

D.
Buffer overflow

Explanation:
Injecting data in a way that the device cannot recognize it as malicious is one way of executing an attack. The use of this malformed data in essence tricks the security controls because they are not sophisticated enough to interpret unconventional data. However, once the data gets to its destination, the command language is revealed and the damage can be done.