F5 Application Delivery Fundamentals — Question 32

Which is NOT an ASM protection method for cross site scripting?

Answer options

• A. Signatures
• B. URI character set limiting
• C. Token injection
• D. Parameter character set limiting

Correct answer: C

Explanation

The correct answer is C, Token injection, as it is not a recognized ASM method for preventing cross site scripting. The other options, including Signatures, URI character set limiting, and Parameter character set limiting, are all valid techniques used by ASM to mitigate XSS vulnerabilities.