command injection
Command injection refers to a security vulnerability where an attacker can insert unauthorized commands into a system or application that executes arbitrary commands. This allows the attacker to manipulate the system, exploit its functionalities, and potentially gain unauthorized access or control over the system.
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- authentication bypass
- buffer overflow
- client-side code injection
- code injection
- code injection prevention
- code injection techniques
- command
- cross-site request forgery (csrf)
- cross-site scripting (xss)
- escaping user input
- file inclusion vulnerability
- html injection
- injection attacks
- javascript injection
- malicious input
- memory corruption
- path traversal
- php injection
- python code injection
- remote code execution
- remote code execution (rce)
- remote file inclusion
- remote file inclusion (rfi)
- ruby code injection
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- sql injection
- stack exploitation
- web application exploitation
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