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Crafty - HTB
·7 mins
htb
We run a port scan and see that something is running on port 80:
JWT Attacks - Applied Review
·19 mins
web
BSCP
What is a JWT? # JSON web tokens (JWTs) are a standardized way to send some kind of cryptographically signed JSON data between systems.
HTTP Host Header Attacks - Applied Review
·11 mins
web
BSCP
What is the HTTP Host Header? # HTTP host headers are mandatory request headers that specify the domain name the client is trying to access.
OAuth Vulnerabilities - Applied Review
·22 mins
web
BSCP
What is OAuth? # If you’ve ever looked around the web and found a site that allows you to sign in with your social media account, chances are that the feature being used there was build on the OAuth 2.
HTTP Request Smuggling - Applied Review
·22 mins
web
BSCP
What is HTTP Request Smuggling? # HTTP request smuggling is a technique that interferes with the way a web application will process sequences of HTTP requests received from one or more users.
Web Cache Vulnerabilities - Applied Review
·13 mins
web
BSCP
What is Web Cache Poisoning? # This is a technique where we can get the target web server and its cache in order to serve a harmful HTTP response to other users.
Server-Side Template Injection - Applied Review
·6 mins
web
BSCP
What is SSTi? # Server-Side Template Injection (SSTi) is when an attacker is able to inject some native template syntax into a template, which is exceed as code by the server.
Bizness - HTB
·5 mins
htb
As always, we can begin with a port scan:
╰─ nmap -sC -sV 10.
GraphQL Vulnerabilities - Applied Review
·10 mins
web
BSCP
What is GraphQL? # GraphQL is a query language designed to provide efficient communication between clients and servers by having the client specify exactly what data they want in the response.
Insecure Deserialization - Applied Review
·9 mins
web
BSCP
What is Serialization? # As the name suggests, serialization is the process of converting complex data into a simpler format that can be send as a stream of bytes.