.NET Core Vulnerabilities

Session hijacking, also known as cookie hijacking, is an attacker’s ability to gain user account access by exploiting valid session ID, often referred to as session key. In this module, we discuss session fixation and how a session hijacking attack works.

Directory traversal is a web security vulnerability that allows an attacker to read arbitrary files on the server that is running an application. In this module, we’ll go through the vulnerable code that allows this attack.

The cross-site scripting vulnerability enables the attackers to inject client-side scripts into web applications. In this module, we will go through to types of this vulnerability, stored and reflected XSS and how to exploit them.

There are more security obstacles that you should be aware of. Here’s an essential guide to .Net Core vulnerabilities so that you can stay one step ahead of the hackers.

As the applications are becoming more flexible with file uploads, new risks get introduced. In this module, we are going to look at some unrestricted file uploads and some types of attacks that can be performed.

This module will explain how parameters sent between client and server can be manipulated and the implications of this attack.

In this module, we will learn how to utilize the redirect feature on URLs and redirect users to fake websites that are hard to spot.

In this module, we will learn what cross-site request forgery is, also known as one-click attack or session riding, and how it is performed.

In the SQL injection module, we will see how one of the main code injection techniques is performed and how bad code practices enable these vulnerabilities.

Using cryptography to secure and store data is a good practice, but done incorrectly, it can introduce new risks. In this module, we are going to look at some vulnerabilities that are used to exploit this weakness.

The security misconfiguration module will show some of the most common misconfigurations that lead to reduced security, leading to critical vulnerabilities.