
F5Certified Solution Expert, Security
Domain 3Objective 3
3.03 Determine the Appropriate Settings to Mitigate Web Fraud 401 Practice Questions (Page 2)
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A company is deploying BIG-IP fraud mitigation and wants to ensure that legitimate users are not blocked due to false positives. They have a diverse user base, including users behind corporate proxies and mobile users on shared IPs. Which approach should they use to minimize false positives?
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A media company wants to protect its premium content from credential sharing. They want to limit the number of concurrent sessions per user account. Which BIG-IP feature should they configure?
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An e-commerce site is experiencing a high volume of automated login attempts using stolen credentials. The security team wants to detect and block these attempts without affecting legitimate users who occasionally mistype their passwords. Which BIG-IP configuration should they use?
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An F5 BIG-IP administrator wants to identify returning users by collecting unique attributes from their devices without requiring them to log in. Which web fraud mitigation setting should be used?
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A company wants to share device fingerprint data with its external fraud analytics platform to improve fraud detection. Which integration approach should they use?
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