web application exploitation
Web application exploitation refers to the act of using vulnerabilities or loopholes in a web application's code or infrastructure to gain unauthorized access, manipulate data, or cause harm to the application or its users.
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Related Concepts (32)
- api exploitation
- authentication bypass
- business logic flaws
- clickjacking
- code injection
- command injection
- cross-site request forgery (csrf)
- cross-site scripting (xss)
- exploit development
- exploit development methodologies
- exploit development tools
- file inclusion vulnerabilities
- file upload vulnerabilities
- information leakage
- insecure cryptographic storage
- insecure direct object references
- insecure file handling
- local file inclusion (lfi)
- oauth or openid vulnerabilities
- path traversal
- remote code execution (rce)
- remote code inclusion (rci)
- remote file inclusion (rfi)
- resource exhaustion attacks
- security misconfigurations
- server-side deserialization vulnerabilities
- server-side request forgery (ssrf)
- server-side template injection (ssti)
- session hijacking
- sql injection
- unvalidated redirects and forwards
- xml external entity (xxe) injection
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- exploiting misconfigured web servers
- exploiting software vulnerabilities
- exploiting web application frameworks
- exploits in web applications
- mobile application exploitation
- web application attacks
- web application privilege escalation
- web application scanners
- web application security
- web application security testing
- web application security vulnerabilities
- web application vulnerabilities
- web browser exploitation
- web security vulnerabilities
- web vulnerabilities