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HACKSPLAINING

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sql injection

 

cross-site scripting

 

command execution

 

clickjacking

 

cross-site request forgery

 

reflected xss

 

file upload vulnerabilities

 

open redirects

 

unencrypted communication

 

user enumeration

 

password mismanagement

 

email spoofing

 

malvertising

 

logging and monitoring

 

buffer overflows

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directory traversal

 

dom-based xss

 

broken access control

 

information leakage

 

privilege escalation

 

session fixation

 

weak session ids

 

xml bombs

 

xml external entities

 

denial of service attacks

 

lax security settings

 

toxic dependencies



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