cross-origin resource sharing (cors) misconfigurations
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) misconfigurations refer to errors or improper configurations in the CORS mechanism of a web application. CORS is a security feature that allows web browsers to securely access resources from different origins. Misconfigurations can occur when the CORS policies are not correctly set, allowing unauthorized access or exposing sensitive data.
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