Question

Which of the following is NOT true of input validation?

A. Server-side input validation is easier to exploit than client-side validation.
B. It is a form of filtering.
C. Unexpected or unwanted input is automatically rejected, and the underlying database remains inaccessible.
D. It is a good first line of defense against injection flaw attacks.

Answer 1

Option A

Step-by-step explanation:

Input Validation is the best possible testing of any information provided by a client or application. Info approval keeps inappropriately shaped information from entering a data framework.

In this the input validation on the server site can be exploited easier than the client side validation.