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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Question 1 A protected page should verify the user's authenticated state before showing restricted content. True False | True |
| Question 2 What is a common reason to redirect after processing login? It changes the PHP version. It disables validation. It deletes the controller. It prevents the same form submission from being repeated by browser refresh. | It prevents the same form submission from being repeated by browser refresh. |
| Question 3 What should happen after a successful login? Delete all routes. Disable the session library. Store appropriate user identity data in the session and redirect to a protected page. Display the password in the browser. | Store appropriate user identity data in the session and redirect to a protected page. |
| Question 4 Which logout design is stronger? Display the dashboard again without clearing data. Destroy the session and redirect to login with a short message. Store the password in flash data. Leave the session active and hide the logout link. | Destroy the session and redirect to login with a short message. |
| Question 5 Which CodeIgniter service is commonly used to access session functionality? model() session() service('routes') view() | session() |
| Question 6 Authentication Verifies that a user is who they claim to be | Verifies that a user is who they claim to be |
| Question 7 What should a controller check before showing a protected page? | Session/authentication state |
| A developer stores the full password hash and user role in session after login. What should be evaluated? Whether views can run without controllers. Whether only necessary, non-sensitive session data is stored. | Whether only necessary, non-sensitive session data is stored. |
| Question 9 What CodeIgniter feature is used for temporary messages such as 'Login successful'? | Flash data |
| Question 10 A controller checks if session()->get('isLoggedIn') is true before returning the dashboard view. What security goal does this support? Database migration Route caching only Image resizing Session-based access control | Session-based access control |
| Question 11 Flash data Stores a short message for the next request | Stores a short message for the next request |
| Question 12 Logout Removes the authenticated session state | Removes the authenticated session state |
| Question 13 What process clears authenticated session data so the user is no longer logged in? | Logout |
| Question 14 What is the safest general description of authentication? Changing all routes to POST. Confirming a user's identity before allowing access. Rendering a database table. Styling a login button. | Confirming a user's identity before allowing access. |
| Question 15 Password verification should work against hashed passwords rather than exposing raw passwords. True False | True |
| Question 16 Session Stores small user-related data across requests | Stores small user-related data across requests |
| Question 17 What term refers to the process of verifying a user's identity? | Authentication |
| Question 18 Which line is a reasonable way to set session data in CodeIgniter? $routes->setSession(true); view()->set('login'); session()->set(['isLoggedIn' => true]); $model->session('on'); | session()->set(['isLoggedIn' => true]); |
| Question 19 Flash data is intended to last permanently until manually deleted from the database. True False | False |
| A protected page relies only on hiding menu links, but the route can still be opened manually. What is the main weakness? The server-side access check is missing or incomplete. The controller has a comment. | The server-side access check is missing or incomplete. |
| Question 1 What is the main purpose of logout? To insert a database row. To create a new user record. To change the public folder. To remove the user's authenticated session state. | To remove the user's authenticated session state. |
| Question 2 Session Stores small user-related data across requests | Stores small user-related data across requests |
| Question 3 What term refers to the process of verifying a user's identity? | Authentication |
| Question 4 Which behavior indicates a protected page is working correctly? The route ignores session data. Unauthenticated users are redirected to login. The view bypasses the controller. Every visitor can open it directly. | Unauthenticated users are redirected to login. |
| Question 5 Which line is a reasonable way to remove all authentication session data on logout? $routes->deleteAll(); session()->destroy(); $model->dropSessionTable(); view('logout')->erase(); | session()->destroy(); |
| Question 6 What CodeIgniter feature is used for temporary messages such as 'Login successful'? | Flash data |
| Question 7 Which session value would be reasonable to store after login? The Composer executable file. The user's plaintext password. The logged-in user's id or username. The complete database dump. | The logged-in user's id or username. |
| Question 8 Which logout design is stronger? Leave the session active and hide the logout link. Store the password in flash data. Display the dashboard again without clearing data. Destroy the session and redirect to login with a short message. | Destroy the session and redirect to login with a short message. |
| Question 9 A protected page relies only on hiding menu links, but the route can still be opened manually. What is the main weakness? The controller has a comment. The server-side access check is missing or incomplete. | The server-side access check is missing or incomplete. |
| Question 10 Password verification should work against hashed passwords rather than exposing raw passwords. True False | True |
| Question 11 Why should access-control checks happen before displaying protected content? To prevent unauthorized users from seeing restricted pages. To remove the need for HTML. To make CSS files load faster. To avoid using routes. | To prevent unauthorized users from seeing restricted pages. |
| Question 12 A user logs in successfully, but protected pages still redirect to login. What should be checked first? Whether the database table has a title column. Whether the expected session key is set and read consistently. | Whether the expected session key is set and read consistently. |
| Question 13 What is the primary purpose of a session in a web application? To permanently replace the database. To create routes automatically. To write CSS rules into views. To store small user-related data across multiple requests. | To store small user-related data across multiple requests. |
| Question 14 Logout Removes the authenticated session state | Removes the authenticated session state |
| Question 15 Session data can persist across multiple HTTP requests for the same user. True False | True |
| Question 16 Flash data Stores a short message for the next request | Stores a short message for the next request |
| Question 17 What process clears authenticated session data so the user is no longer logged in? | Logout |
| Question 18 Which CodeIgniter service is commonly used to access session functionality? session() model() view() service('routes') | session() |
| Question 19 A developer stores the full password hash and user role in session after login. What should be evaluated? Whether only necessary, non-sensitive session data is stored. Whether views can run without controllers. | Whether only necessary, non-sensitive session data is stored. |
| Question 20 Authentication Verifies that a user is who they claim to be | Verifies that a user is who they claim to be |
| Question 21 Hiding a menu link is enough to secure a protected page even if the route remains accessible. True False | False |
| Question 22 Flash data is intended to last permanently until manually deleted from the database. True False | False |
| Question 23 What should a controller check before showing a protected page? | Session/authentication state |
| Question 24 A team wants every protected controller method to repeat the same session-check code. What is a better long-term approach? Use GET links for logout only. Use a reusable check, filter, or shared helper pattern. | Use a reusable check, filter, or shared helper pattern. |
| Question 25 A login page shows 'Invalid credentials' only after a failed attempt and then the message disappears. What feature most likely supports this? Seeder classes Flash data Route placeholders File upload rules | Flash data |
| Question 26 Logout should leave the authenticated session values untouched. True False | False |
| Question 27 A protected page should verify the user's authenticated state before showing restricted content. True False | True |
| Question 28 Session-based authentication removes the need to validate login input. True False | False |
| Question 29 A controller checks if session()->get('isLoggedIn') is true before returning the dashboard view. What security goal does this support? Database migration Route caching only Image resizing Session-based access control | Session-based access control |
| Question 30 Which line is a reasonable way to set session data in CodeIgniter? session()->set(['isLoggedIn' => true]); view()->set('login'); $model->session('on'); $routes->setSession(true); | session()->set(['isLoggedIn' => true]); |