A penetration tester notices that the X-Frame-Options header on a web application is not set. Which of the following would a malicious actor do to exploit this configuration setting?

QuestionsCategory: PT0-001A penetration tester notices that the X-Frame-Options header on a web application is not set. Which of the following would a malicious actor do to exploit this configuration setting?
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A penetration tester notices that the X-Frame-Options header on a web application is not set. Which of the following would a malicious actor do to exploit this configuration setting?

A. Use path modification to escape the application's framework.

B. Create a frame that overlays the application.

C. Inject a malicious iframe containing JavaScript.

D. Pass an iframe attribute that is malicious.








 

Suggested Answer: C

Community Answer: B



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