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As an SOA security specialist you are being asked to educate an IT team about how to best design security policies for a given set of services. Which of the following recommendations are valid?
Which of the following are types of security sessions?
Service A is a Web service with an implementation that uses managed code. To perform a graphics-related operation, this managed code needs to access a graphics function that exist as unmanaged code. A malicious service consumer sends a message to Service A containing a very large numeric value. This value is forwarded by Service A' s logic to the graphics function. As a result, the service crashes and becomes unavailable. The service consumer successfully executed which attack?
Service A accesses a legacy system. There is a requirement to secure Service A so that it can only be accessed by authorized service consumers. The current service architecture doesn't allow the delegation of service consumer credentials to the legacy system. Which pattern needs to be applied in order to fulfill this security requirement?
When applying the Exception Shielding pattern, which of the following are valid options for implementing exception shielding logic?
