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Q1. Help me understand If I need to take over a higher-privilege account with an existing lower-privilege account what are the options available?
Options to take over a higher-privilege account with an existing lower-privilege account.
Use privilege escalation techniques to gain higher privileges
Exploit vulnerabilities in the system to gain access to higher-privilege accounts
Use social engineering to obtain login credentials for higher-privilege accounts
Use brute-force attacks to crack passwords for higher-privilege accounts
Q2. What is Blind XSS? What is the technique to find one?
Blind XSS is a type of XSS attack where the attacker does not receive the output of the injected script.
Blind XSS is also known as non-persistent XSS.
It is difficult to detect as the attacker does not receive any feedback.
One technique to find Blind XSS is to use a tool like Burp Suite to inject a payload and monitor the server response.
Another technique is to use a third-party service like XSS Hunter to track the payload and receive notifications when it is triggered.
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Q3. What will be the best way to send CSRF token in the Clint Server communication?
The best way to send CSRF token in client-server communication is through HTTP headers.
HTTP headers are the most secure way to send CSRF tokens.
The token should be sent in the 'X-CSRF-Token' header.
The header should be set to 'SameSite=Strict' to prevent cross-site request forgery attacks.
The token should be regenerated for each session to prevent replay attacks.
Q4. How many XSS are there? what will be the mitigation?
There are numerous types of XSS attacks. Mitigation involves input validation and output encoding.
There are three main types of XSS attacks: stored, reflected, and DOM-based.
Mitigation involves input validation to ensure that user input is safe and output encoding to prevent malicious code from being executed.
Examples of input validation include limiting the length of input and restricting the types of characters that can be used.
Examples of output encoding include HTML entit...read more
Q5. What is your favorite vulnerability? explain that
My favorite vulnerability is SQL injection.
SQL injection is a type of attack where an attacker injects malicious SQL code into a database query.
It can be used to steal sensitive information, modify or delete data, or even take control of the entire database.
Preventing SQL injection involves using parameterized queries, input validation, and proper error handling.
Examples of high-profile SQL injection attacks include the 2015 Ashley Madison hack and the 2011 Sony Pictures hack...read more
Q6. What is CRLF? explain that
CRLF stands for Carriage Return Line Feed. It is a sequence of characters used to represent a line break in text files.
CRLF consists of two ASCII control characters: CR (carriage return) and LF (line feed).
It is commonly used in HTTP headers to separate lines of text.
CRLF can be exploited by attackers to inject malicious code or perform attacks such as HTTP response splitting.
To prevent such attacks, input validation and output encoding should be implemented.
Examples of CRLF:...read more
Q7. Explain the process of SQLi. Mitigation?
SQLi is a type of injection attack where an attacker injects malicious SQL code into a vulnerable application to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data.
SQLi involves exploiting vulnerabilities in web applications that allow user input to be executed as SQL commands
Attackers can use SQLi to bypass authentication, access sensitive data, modify or delete data, and even take control of the entire database
Mitigation techniques include using prepared statements, input validatio...read more
Q8. Explain the process of CSRF
CSRF is a type of attack where a malicious website tricks a user into performing an action on a different website.
The attacker creates a website with a form that submits a request to the target website
The user visits the attacker's website and submits the form, unknowingly performing an action on the target website
The target website cannot distinguish between a legitimate request and the forged request from the attacker's website
Examples include changing a user's password or ...read more
Q9. Different types of XSS
XSS or Cross-Site Scripting is a type of security vulnerability that allows attackers to inject malicious scripts into web pages viewed by other users.
Reflected XSS: The attacker injects a script that is reflected back to the user through a search query or form input.
Stored XSS: The attacker injects a script that is stored on the server and executed whenever the user visits the affected page.
DOM-based XSS: The attacker exploits a vulnerability in the client-side script to inj...read more
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