Match the security-related term with the correct definition.
1. OWASP Top 10
2. Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
3. Bot
4. Certificate
5. Content scrubbing

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1. OWASP Top 10 - A list of the 10 most dangerous current Web application security flaws, along with the effective methods of dealing with those flaws.
2. Secure Socket Layer (SSL) - A cryptographic protocol used to secure communications over the Internet.
3. Bot - Malicious software placed on other people's computers to perform automated tasks over the Internet.
4. Certificate - A digitally signed statement issued by a trusted organization that contains information about an entity and the entity's public key.
5. Content scrubbing - Obfuscating identity information to prevent confidential information from being sent in a web application response.

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Which statement is true concerning iRule events.

• A.If an iRule references an event that doesn't occur during the client's communication, the client's connection will be terminated prematurely.
• B.All iRule events are appropriate at any point in the client-server communication.
• C.All client traffic has data that could be used to trigger iRule events.
• D.All iRule events relate to HTTP processes.

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Which four of these scenarios will benefit from F5's WAN Optimization Module? (Choose four.)

• A.An international organization with data centers in different countries.
• B.An organization that does not want to rely on using tape backup.
• C.An organization with one site but hundreds of Web servers.
• D.An organization whose users create extremely large files.
• E.An organization that expects their Web site usage to double in the next year.
• F.An organization attempting to lower costs by reducing the number of data centers.

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A customer says his business wouldn't benefit from buying ARX because it already has block based storage virtualization in place. Is he right? Why or why not?

• A.Yes. Block based storage virtualization offers the same functionality as ARX's file virtualization, although it uses slightly different technology.
• B.No. Both technologies attempt to solve similar problems, but only the ARX allows the customer to have visibility into their data and apply business policy at the file level. Block based virtualization has no visibility into the type of data.
• C.Yes. Block based storage virtualization is just another name for file virtualization.
• D.No. ARX allows customers to implement storage tiering benefits, but block based storage virtualization does not.

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The following request is sent to the BIG-IP ASM System:
GET
http://www.example.local/financials/week1.xls?display=yes
& user=john&logon=true
Which of the following components in this requests line represent the query string?

• A./week1.xls
• B.display=yes&user=john&logon=true
• C..xls
• D./financials/week1.xls

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