Everything Vuln Post has reported about web security: 6 stories, newest first. Part of our Vulnerabilities coverage.
CRLF injection exploits protocol parsing rules to split headers from bodies, allowing attackers to inject arbitrary HTTP response data or bypass security controls without executing code.
Cross-site scripting executes code in the user's browser, while request forgery tricks the browser into sending authenticated requests without user consent.
Treating all incoming data as hostile by default prevents the majority of logical flaws that attackers exploit to take control of your systems.
Attackers hijack valid session tokens without stealing credentials, allowing access even when passwords remain secure and encryption is active.
Scrapers often mimic human timing to evade detection, leaving subtle anomalies in request headers and session persistence that standard rate limits miss.
Clickjacking attacks often leave no server-side trace because the victim’s browser executes legitimate requests within hidden frames that bypass standard logging.