Which of the following is likely to be accepted by a poorly designed application thereby leading to improper disclosure of data?
A) public key
B) asymmetric encryption
C) key escrow
D) SQL injection
E) SHA1 hash

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SQL injection is a common vulnerability in poorly designed applications that allows an attacker to manipulate or access sensitive data by inserting malicious SQL statements into an entry field or parameter. The other options, such as public key encryption, asymmetric encryption, and SHA1 hash, are cryptographic techniques used to protect data from unauthorized access but do not address the issue of improper disclosure due to application vulnerabilities. Key escrow is a controversial practice that involves storing a copy of encryption keys with a third party, which may also introduce security risks.

Which of the Following Is Likely to Be Accepted by a Poorly