Understanding Session Hijacking in Cybersecurity
What is Session Hijacking? Session hijacking is a form of cyberattack where an attacker takes control of a user’s active session with a web application. By capturing or predicting the…
How HTML Injection Works and Why It’s Dangerous
What is HTML Injection? HTML Injection is a type of web security vulnerability that occurs when a web application includes untrusted data in the HTML output without proper validation or…
Time Based For Hall of Fame in HackerOne
Hello everyone, Welcome back to another blog of Cyberhelper with the hottest topic of SQL injections: How to Find Time-Based SQL injection vulnerability on a website. Let me explain SQL…
What is Path Traversal Vulnerability?
Path traversal, also known as directory traversal, is a security vulnerability that allows attackers to access files or directories beyond the intended scope of an application or web server. This…
Most common vulnerability Open Redirect
What is Open Redirect? Open Redirect is a web vulnerability that happens when a website allows users to be redirected to another site without properly checking or validating the destination…
Overview of Broken Access Control Vulnerabilities
Broken Access Control is a security vulnerability that occurs when an application or system fails to properly restrict user access to specific resources or functionalities. This allows unauthorized users to…
Understanding IDOR Vulnerability: Risks, Detection, and Prevention
In the realm of web application security, Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) is a critical vulnerability that often goes unnoticed, yet it can have severe consequences. Classified under the Broken…