Which of the following attack can be eradicated by disabling of "allow_url_fopen and allow_url_include" in...

Disabling theallow_url_fopenandallow_url_includedirectives in thephp.iniconfiguration file is a recommended security measure to mitigate the risk of File Injection Attacks in PHP applications. These settings, when enabled, allow PHPscripts to open and include files from remote locations through URL references. This capability can be exploited in File Injection Attacks, where attackers inject malicious files into the application by manipulating inputs to reference external resources. By disabling these directives, you limit PHP's ability to open or include files only to local resources, thus significantly reducing the risk associated with remote file inclusion vulnerabilities. This specific countermeasure is effective against File Injection Attacks but does not directly impact other types of injection attacks such as URL, LDAP, or Command Injection.