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DROP

Discovering additional subdomains of the target domain

Testing for SQL injection vulnerabilities

Identifying sibling domains within the same organization

Mapping out server configurations

It specifies when the token should no longer be accepted

It encrypts the token’s payload

It defines the time when the token becomes valid

It ensures tokens are only transmitted over HTTPS

To maintain the same session state

To encrypt the session token

To speed up session tracking

To prevent session fixation attacks

Executing unauthorized system commands

Increasing server scalability

Detecting vulnerabilities

Encrypting server data

Conducting man-in-the-middle attacks

Leveraging search operators to uncover sensitive information

Querying DNS servers directly

Brute forcing hidden directories

They target hardware instead of software

They do not generate logs

They rely on stealth malware

They mimic legitimate user activity

By compressing serialized data into smaller chunks

By modifying serialized objects to gain unauthorized access

By exploiting weak encryption in serialized data

By encoding serialized objects in a non-standard format

It relies on timing-based delays

It bypasses authentication

It exploits database error messages

It uses external channels to extract data

SMTP and POP3

SQL and XML

gopher://, ftp://, smb://

HTTP and HTTPS