a. A way of measuring how software will perform with an average number of users, as well as how it will perform under extreme load conditions.
b. Security testing methods that exploit possible vulnerabilities to prove their existence and potential impact.
c. An attack in which malicious code is introduced into an application.
d. This type of attack is possible because of lax input validation in the target application.
e. The act of simulating an actual attack on an organization’s resources to assess an infrastructure’s true vulnerability.
f. A variety of methods are used including social engineering, software hacking, and physical intrusion.
