Brute-force and credential stuffing attacks

Buffer overflow attacks

SQL injection attacks

Cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks

Enabling remote code execution through Bash

Allowing directory traversal attacks

Causing denial of service (DoS) attacks

Exposing sensitive session cookies

SQL injection

Directory traversal

Command injection

Buffer over-read

Default settings and credentials

Excessive server monitoring

Overuse of HTTPS

Lack of strong firewalls

Automating software updates

Simplifying file system permissions

Increasing server response time

Detecting unusual patterns indicative of malicious activity

SQL injection

Port scanning

Token manipulation

Slowloris attack

Redirect HTTP traffic to a different domain

Retrieve files outside the web root folder

Exploit server-side request forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities

Overwhelm server resources

Disabling outdated SSL protocols

Encrypting backup files

Implementing strict input validation

Using multi-factor authentication