A10:2021-Server-Side Request Forgery
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- Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF): Vulnerability allowing attackers to make arbitrary requests from the server.
- Occurs when an application allows user-controlled input to influence server-side requests.
- Exploiting it: Attackers can access internal systems, bypass firewalls, or perform reconnaissance.
- Consequences: Data breaches, unauthorized access to sensitive resources, and potential system compromise.
- Mitigation: Validate and sanitize user input, use whitelists for allowed URLs, and restrict server-side access to external resources.
#cybersecurity
#ssrf
#owasp
#websecurity
#securitytesting
#appsec
#infosec
#hacking
#penetrationtesting
#vulnerability
#securecoding
#webappsecurity
#cyberawareness
#securityresearch
#techsecurity
#infoseccommunity
#bugbounty
#threathunting
#ssrfprotection