browser exploit techniques
Browser exploit techniques refer to various methods that exploit vulnerabilities or weaknesses in web browsers to gain unauthorized access or control over the system. These techniques involve the manipulation of web browser features, plugins, or extensions to execute malicious code, potentially leading to the compromise of a user's personal information, the installation of malware, or the hijacking of their browsing sessions.
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- browser security bypass techniques
- browser-based vulnerabilities
- clickjacking
- cookie theft
- cross-site scripting (xss)
- denial-of-service (dos) attacks
- drive-by downloads
- exploit kits
- keylogging
- malvertising
- man-in-the-middle attacks
- phishing attacks
- proxy attacks
- remote code execution
- session hijacking
- social engineering attacks
- url spoofing
- zero-day vulnerabilities
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