Cross-site WebSocket hijacking Lab03

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  • Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024

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  • @hellboy5251
    @hellboy5251 Год назад +1

    13:23 your videos and explanations are just amazing. Thankyou so much keep going.

  • @kamalsharma2839
    @kamalsharma2839 Год назад +1

    First to watch. Thanks for listening to our requests

    • @cybersec-radar
      @cybersec-radar  Год назад +1

      Any time!

    • @kamalsharma2839
      @kamalsharma2839 Год назад +1

      @@cybersec-radar Sir, can you please elaborate difference between client versus server-side vulnerabilities? Client-side and server side things are quite easy to understand in web or app development, but when it would come to pentesting, I can't clearly differentiate between frontendside and serverside vulnerabilites. Here things become quite complex as a frontend vulnerability can often lead to leak data from server side (with or without victim-user future actions) and vice-versa. Tell me if I am wrong. If I am right, please tell me which client side vulnerabilities can lead to leaking data from server (from both with and without victim-user future actions) ?

    • @cybersec-radar
      @cybersec-radar  Год назад +1

      Data leakage/Disclosure of information is possible in both case but that depends on which kind of data is that and how it is retrieved and exfiltrated. When you feed/serve something malicious to the server through your inputs or some other ways and those inputs are processed by server its server-side like sqli because that injected syntax is processed by the server to fetch data from database server. So you basically play around server’s ability and when i say server means the backend code or logics a developer wrote.

    • @cybersec-radar
      @cybersec-radar  Год назад +1

      On the contrary in client side we basically server malicious code/scripts that is executed on the user browser for example stealing cookies/creds through XSS.

    • @cybersec-radar
      @cybersec-radar  Год назад +1

      one more thing frontend attacks are client side attacks but these two terms have different meanings. If you are a client, Client side means something under your possession like your browser from where you request a service and response rendered on it.

  • @nunoalexandre6408
    @nunoalexandre6408 Год назад +1

    Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!