[&] Why is it useful to perform SQL injection tests on HTTP headers instead of typical application inputs?
- It is always harder to detect injections in headers
- Headers are rarely protected
- Headers can be overlooked as potential vulnerabilities
- Headers do not allow for input sanitization

[&] What is the primary type of SQL injection vulnerability discussed in the video?
- SQL injection vulnerabilities in HTTP headers
- SQL injection vulnerabilities in XML files
- SQL injection vulnerabilities in registration forms
- SQL injection vulnerabilities in URL parameters

[&] What type of SQL injection techniques were identified for exploitation in the video?
- Time-based blind, error-based, and union
- Error-based, time-based, and XML-based
- Error-based, blind, and union-based
- Boolean-based, CSS-based, and union query

[&] When testing for SQL injection in HTTP headers, which specific header was targeted in the video?
- User-Agent
- Content-Type
- Accept-Encoding
- Authorization

[&] What is the purpose of using the 'random agent' option in SQL Map?
- To bypass network firewalls
- To adjust the SQL injection techniques
- To use a randomly selected User-Agent 
- To change the database type