What term refers to weaknesses in browsers that attackers exploit?

• A. Script-Based Attacks
• B. Web Browser Vulnerabilities
• C. Malware Classification
• D. WatchGuard Cloud

Answer: (B)

Web browser vulnerabilities are the weaknesses in a browser that attackers can exploit. These flaws can exist in the browser’s code, rendering engine, input handling, or how it sandboxes or isolates processes, and they open opportunities for drive-by infections, code execution, or data leaks when a user visits a compromised site or opens malicious content. Keeping browsers updated, enabling built-in protections, and using security features like sandboxing and robust content controls helps reduce these risks. The other options describe methods or products rather than the inherent weaknesses themselves: script-based attacks refer to how attackers exploit scripts, malware classification is about labeling malware, and WatchGuard Cloud is a management platform not related to browser vulnerabilities.