[&] What does the term 'server-side' refer to in the context of web applications?
- The communication protocols used between browsers
- The processes, logic, and infrastructure running on the server
- The user interface elements visible in the browser
- The design and aesthetic components of a website

[&] Which of the following best describes a server-side attack?
- Attacks targeting database query logic
- Vulnerabilities in how websites handle CSS
- Exploits targeting the backend components like web and application servers
- Incidents focused on user credential phishing

[&] What is the primary focus of server-side vulnerability exploitation?
- Manipulating backend server components and logic
- Identifying server-side processing inefficiencies
- Impacting visual layout and design on the client-side
- Compromising client-side interactive features

[&] Why is SQL injection not typically considered a server-side attack?
- It occurs at the application server layer
- It only targets the client-side browser interface
- It targets databases, not the server logic or infrastructure
- It involves processing JavaScript in the browser