Users should have access to all resources by default

Users should only have the minimum access necessary to perform their tasks

All access permissions should be granted permanently

Access control policies should be defined by the users

Cross-Origin Fetch Request

Preflight Request

Authentication Request

Same-Origin Request

Exploiting user input validation on the server

Injecting malicious SQL queries

Direct modification of client-side transmitted parameters

Using brute-force techniques to guess session tokens

Login credentials stored on a server

IP ranges assigned to a target server

Sibling domains related to an organization

Subdomains of a primary domain

To prevent the use of external entities in XML documents

To support JSON data processing in XML parsers

To simplify XML syntax rules

To enable validation of XML documents

DADoS focuses exclusively on bandwidth exhaustion

DADoS requires a larger botnet than DDoS

DADoS cannot be mitigated with rate limiting

DADoS attacks target application-level vulnerabilities

To enumerate subdomains of a given domain

To identify public IP addresses and their distribution within hosting environments

To bypass security mechanisms on a target server

To brute force application login systems

It enables SQL injections on web servers

It affects SSL/TLS libraries

It causes buffer overflows in databases

It allows execution of arbitrary shell commands

UNION-based SQL injection

Piggybacked SQL injection

Boolean exploitation

Time-based blind SQL injection

Supports direct manipulation of XML via XSLT transformations

Processes XML documents sequentially, minimizing memory usage

Converts XML into object structures for easier manipulation

Validates XML against schemas or DTDs during processing