After being notified of an issue with the online shopping cart, where customers are able to arbitrarily change the
price of listed items, a programmer analyzes the following piece of code used by a web based shopping cart.
SELECT ITEM FROM CART WHERE ITEM=ADDSLASHES($USERINPUT);
The programmer found that every time a user adds an item to the cart, a temporary file is created on the web
server /tmp directory. The temporary file has a name which is generated by concatenating the content of the
$USERINPUT variable and a timestamp in the form of MM- DD-YYYY, (e.g. smartphone-12-25-2013.tmp)
containing the price of the item being purchased. Which of the following is MOST likely being exploited to
manipulate the price of a shopping cart’s items?

A user has a laptop configured with multiple operating system installations. The operating systems are all
installed on a single SSD, but each has its own partition and logical volume. Which of the following is the BEST
way to ensure confidentiality of individual operating system data?

A security architect is designing a new infrastructure using both type 1 and type 2 virtual machines. In addition
to the normal complement of security controls (e.g. antivirus, host hardening, HIPS/NIDS) the security architect
needs to implement a mechanism to securely store cryptographic keys used to sign code and code modules onthe VMs. Which of the following will meet this goal without requiring any hardware pass-through
implementations?

A systems administrator establishes a CIFS share on a UNIX device to share data to Windows systems. The
security authentication on the Windows domain is set to the highest level. Windows users are stating that they
cannot authenticate to the UNIX share. Which of the following settings on the UNIX server would correct this
problem?

Company ABC’s SAN is nearing capacity, and will cause costly downtimes if servers run out disk space. Which
of the following is a more cost effective alternative to buying a new SAN?

An administrator wants to enable policy based flexible mandatory access controls on an open source OS to
prevent abnormal application modifications or executions. Which of the following would BEST accomplish this?