[&] Which SQL injection technique uses time delays to infer true or false conditions?
- Time-based blind
- Boolean-based blind
- Error-based
- Union-based

[&] Why might you specify a particular SQL injection technique in SQLMap?
- To use all techniques at once for thorough results
- To automatically identify all types of vulnerabilities
- To speed up testing by only using one technique
- To customize payloads for better efficiency

[&] What does setting the 'risk' option in SQLMap affect?
- The likelihood of causing server disruptions
- The time SQLMap waits between each payload
- The number of SQL commands tested
- The default database management system used

[&] What happens if you don't specify a SQL injection technique in SQLMap?
- SQLMap uses the first available database
- No technique is tested
- SQLMap tests all techniques sequentially
- Only safe techniques are used

[&] How can SQLMap help after identifying a SQL injection vulnerability?
- By identifying the SQL database type
- By interpreting vulnerability data into safer scripts
- By automatically exploiting the vulnerability
- By confirming and exploring the vulnerability in detail

[&] What does the 'level' option in SQLMap determine?
- The complexity of SQL queries used
- The type of SQL database tested
- The order of techniques applied
- The depth of testing in terms of parameters