Summary:
1. Injection attacks, such as code injection and SQL injection, pose significant risks to web applications.
2. Injection attacks occur when malicious code or commands are inserted into a system or application.
3. Common types of injection attacks include code injection, SQL injection, command injection, cross-site scripting, XPath injection, mail command injection, CRLF injection, host header injection, LDAP injection, and XXE injection.
4. Injection attacks can lead to unauthorized access, data manipulation, server compromise, privilege escalation, and denial of service.
5. Prevention measures, such as input validation and proper encoding, should be implemented to mitigate injection attack risks.
Hashtags:
#InjectionAttacks #WebSecurity #CodeInjection #SQLInjection #CommandInjection #XSS #XPathInjection #CRLFInjection #HostHeaderInjection #LDAPInjection #XXEInjection