Wireshark

Ysoserial

OpenSSL

Metasploit

Running web servers on separate domains

Configuring proper access controls and sanitizing inputs

Disabling unused ports

Encrypting sensitive directories

To track user activity logs

To enforce encryption of data transmissions

To ensure system availability during peak loads

To identify and prioritize potential weaknesses in IT systems

Tokens are vulnerable to XSS attacks

Tokens can only be transmitted over HTTPS

Tokens cannot be accessed during server-side rendering

Tokens are not persistent across sessions

It enhances compatibility with RESTful APIs

It provides encryption and integrity for communication

It eliminates the need for server-side validation

It supports caching for performance improvement

Overloading system resources by interrupting or delaying critical operations.

Gaining access to administrative privileges.

Injecting malicious scripts into a web application.

Circumvention of user authentication.

By bypassing authentication

By stealing encryption keys

By crashing server-side scripts

By accessing files outside the intended web root directory

DOM-Based XSS

Session fixation

Session hijacking

CSRF

Sending session IDs over POST requests in HTTPS

Storing session IDs in plaintext cookies

Including session IDs in URL parameters

Embedding session IDs in JavaScript variables

It prevents cross-origin requests from being made

It disables cookies for cross-origin requests

It blocks preflight requests for PUT or DELETE methods

It allows any origin to access sensitive resources