The token’s expiration time is reset

The token is revoked by the server

The token is rejected as invalid

The token is marked as a duplicate

Encrypts serialized Java objects

Converts serialized objects to JSON

Detects vulnerabilities in Java deserialization processes

Compresses serialized objects for faster transmission

Logs are filled with SQL errors

The server processes complex regex patterns, consuming excessive CPU

Large files are uploaded to exhaust disk space

A user locks their account through repeated failed logins

High memory usage

Lack of browser support

Susceptibility to XSS attacks

Slow performance

It allows attackers to bypass authentication mechanisms.

It enables attackers to perform privilege escalation.

It increases the likelihood of session hijacking.

It provides attackers with valuable information for crafting SQL injection attacks.

An encrypted serialized file that self-destructs

A method for preventing insecure deserialization

A process that compresses serialized objects

A payload designed to consume excessive resources during deserialization

Allowing SQL injection attacks

Compromising DNS configurations

Leaking user credentials directly

Exposing backup files or sensitive directories

StandardManager (RAM-based storage)

LocalStorage

FileStore

JDBCStore

Cross-site scripting (XSS)

SSRF

SQL Injection

Command Injection

Client-Side Data

User Context

Protocol Level

HTTP Headers