Which of the following scenarios can be considered a security concern when using hashing? SQL injection can be used on hashing functions due to the property of being error$-$prone to write and use. As hacker can slip an SQL query with hashing key during its lookup operation None of the options In some applications, a black hat with knowledge of microprocessor cache issues $($memory management$)$ due to hashing may be able to conduct buffer overflow or underflow attacks In some applications, a black hat with knowledge of the hash function may be able to supply information to a hash which creates worstcase behavior by causing excessive collisions, resulting in very poor performance $($ie$.,$ a denial of service attack$).$