Understanding Web Application Security
Web application security is a broad term, and it encapsulates an array of methods and strategies for securing web browsers and applications. The techniques help secure an organization’s digital assets against various cyber threats. Most web application security threats arise due to exploited weaknesses by pushing vulnerabilities through these weaknesses. Cybercriminals deploy malicious techniques to determine these ‘loopholes’ in security mechanisms & get away with user-critical data to have personal gains.
Some common targets of these web-based attacks initiated by cybercriminals include content management system tools, database administration tools, along SaaS applications. These systems are often targeted because these hold high business, and a single cyberattack can lead to substantial monetary & non-monetary losses.
Common Web Application Vulnerabilities
Web application vulnerabilities occur in the absence of defined inputs/outputs that cybercriminals exploit for manipulating source codes or gaining illegal access to sensitive data. These vulnerabilities open the scope for an array of attacks, comprising of the following.
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