lfi (local file inclusion) attacks
LFI (Local File Inclusion) attacks refer to a type of security vulnerability in web applications that allows an attacker to exploit inadequate input validation and retrieve sensitive files stored locally on the targeted server. By injecting malicious code, the attacker can manipulate the application to include local files, potentially gaining unauthorized access to confidential information or executing arbitrary commands.
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