| Exam Code/Number: | S90.19Join the discussion |
| Exam Name: | Advanced SOA Security |
| Certification: | SOA |
| Question Number: | 83 |
| Publish Date: | Oct 17, 2026 |
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A service protected from an XML bomb attack will automatically also be protected from a schema poisoning attack.
Because of a new security requirement, all messages received by Service A need to be logged. This requirement needs to be expressed in a policy that is part of Service A's service contract. However, the addition of this policy must not impact existing service consumers that have already formed dependencies on Service A's service contract. How can this be accomplished?
A malicious active intermediary intercepts a message sent between two services. What concerns are raised by such an attack?
Service A's logic has been implemented using unmanaged code. An attacker sends a message to Service A that contains specially crafted data capable of manipulating the quoting within a particular XPath expression. This results in the release of confidential information. Service A is a victim of which kind of attack?