A trusted middle party authenticates the public keys of two other parties attempting to
communicate. What term is used to describe this?

Mario is debugging his colleagues SQL statement and ASP code. He finds at least four errors in
the following section of code:
<%
SQL1 = UPDATE mytableSET LocID=0007,Material=13 1/4 Description=T-shirts ListPrice=35

WHERE
CusID=97
SQL2 = INSERT INTO authors (AU_ID, author, year_born) VALUES (7000, Joe Smith,1950)
SQL3 = SELECT * from atable where state = MD and year born<1955
key=request.querystring(“id”)
au=request.querystring(“author”)
birthyear=request.querystring(“year”)
SQLstmt=”INSERT INTO authors (AU_ID, author, year_born) VALUES (” SQLstmt= SQLstmt &
key
& “,”
SQLstmt= SQLstmt & author & “,”
SQLstmt= SQLstmt & birthyear & “)” %>
How should Mario rewrite the first line to correct the errors?