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HP Assessing Web Application Security Sample Questions:

1. Which option best describes a Crawl and Audit (Simultaneous) scan?

A) This scan discovers links/pages while attacking the same pages, running with multiple threads. A recursion setting allows new items discovered in the attack phase to be spidered further.
B) This scan fully discovers the site structure first, followed by a phase of attacks of the same pages. A recursion setting allows new items discovered in the attack phase to be spidered further.
C) This scan forces the user to provide all of the site pages by hand via their browser while the audit performs attacks.
D) This scan spiders the website, discovering all links and pages therein.

2. What is the difference between a Login Macro and a Start Macro? Select two.

A) The Login Macro only runs once to gain session state at the beginning of the assessment.
B) The Start Macro is used to populate the assessment with known URLs.
C) The Login Macro runs any time a page response matches its logout signature.
D) The Start Macro will run any time state needs to be re-established.
E) The Start Macro is the Login Macro being forced to run once at the beginning of the assessment.

3. Which statement best describes the role of the "Web Form Values" file?

A) The WebForm Values file is generated during a scan to capture test parameters used during the scan.
B) The WebForm Values file contains parameter names and provides static values to be submitted when testing webforms.
C) The WebForm Values file is used to establish and maintain "state" with the application by monitoring webform authentication methods.
D) The WebForm Values file is part of the standard policy.

4. Why would you add a Session Exclusion for MP3 files?

A) This Session Exclusion is meaningless, as WebInspect can only have Session Exclusions for URLs, not file types.
B) This Session Exclusion instructs WebInspect to not audit MP3 files found during an assessment for security issues.
C) This Session Exclusion prevents WebInspect from invoking the MP3 music player whenever such a file is retrieved during the scan.
D) This Session Exclusion instructs WebInspect to omit pages containing links to MP3 files.

5. Which statement best describes the Request Retry Count function?

A) The Request Retry Count indicates how long to wait before re-requesting the same, non-responsive page.
B) The Request Retry Count indicates how many times to attempt a request before marking it as a null response.
C) The Request Retry Count indicates how much time WebInspect will spend on a request before marking the requested page as a null response.
D) The Request Retry Count indicates how long to wait for a response.

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