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- [+] Sql Injection Attack
- [+] Hibernate Query Language Injection
- [+] Direct OS Code Injection
- [+] XML Entity Injection
- [+] Broken Authentication and Session Management
- [+] Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
- [+] Insecure Direct Object References
- [+] Security Misconfiguration
- [+] Sensitive Data Exposure
- [+] Missing Function Level Access Control
- [+] Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
- [+] Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities
- [+] Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards
- [+] Cross Site Scripting Attacks
- [+] Click Jacking Attacks
- [+] DNS Cache Poisoning
- [+] Symlinking – An Insider Attack
- [+] Cross Site Request Forgery Attacks
- [+] Remote Code Execution Attacks
- [+] Remote File inclusion
- [+] Local file inclusion
- [+] EverCookie
- [+] Denial oF Service Attack
- [+] Cookie Eviction
- [+] PHPwn
- [+] NAT Pinning
- [+] XSHM
- [+] MitM DNS Rebinding SSL/TLS Wildcards and
- [+] Quick Proxy Detection
- [+] Improving HTTPS Side Channel Attacks
- [+] Side Channel Attacks in SSL
- [+] Turning XSS into Clickjacking
- [+] Bypassing CSRF protections with ClickJacking
- [+] HTTP Parameter Pollution
- [+] URL Hijacking
- [+] Stroke Jacking
- [+] Fooling B64_Encode(Payload) on WAFs And Filters
- [+] MySQL Stacked Queries with SQL Injection.
- [+] Posting Raw XML cross-domain
- [+] Generic Cross-Browser Cross-Domain theft
- [+] Attacking HTTPS with Cache Injection
- [+] Tap Jacking
- [+] XSS - Track
- [+] Next Generation Click Jacking
- [+] XSSing Client-Side Dynamic HTML.
- [+] Stroke triggered XSS and Stroke Jacking
- [+] Lost iN Translation
- [+] Persistent Cross Interface Attacks
- [+] Chronofeit Phishing
- [+] SQLi Filter Evasion Cheat Sheet (MySQL)
- [+] Tabnabbing
- [+] UI Redressing
- [+] Cookie Poisoning
- [+] SSRF
- [+] Bruteforce of PHPSESSID
- [+] Blended Threats and JavaScript
- [+] Cross-Site Port Attacks
- [+] CAPTCHA Re-Riding Attack
- *Web Application Attacks List
- [+] Arbitrary file access
- [+] Binary planting
- [+] Blind SQL Injection
- [+] Blind XPath Injection
- [+] Brute force attack
- [+] Buffer overflow attack
- [+] Cache Poisoning
- [+] Cash Overflow
- [+] Clickjacking
- [+] Command injection attacks
- [+] Comment Injection Attack
- [+] Content Security Policy
- [+] Content Spoofing
- [+] Credential stuffing
- [+] Cross Frame Scripting
- [+] Cross Site History Manipulation (XSHM)
- [+] Cross Site Tracing
- [+] Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
- [+] Cross Site Port Attack (XSPA)
- [+] Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
- [+] Cross-User Defacement
- [+] Custom Special Character Injection
- [+] Denial of Service
- [+] Direct Dynamic Code Evaluation (‘Eval Injection’)
- [+] Execution After Redirect (EAR)
- [+] Exploitation of CORS
- [+] Forced browsing
- [+] Form action hijacking
- [+] Format string attack
- [+] Full Path Disclosure
- [+] Function Injection
- [+] Host Header injection
- [+] HTTP Response Splitting
- [+] HTTP verb tampering
- [+] HTML injection
- [+] LDAP injection
- [+] Log Injection
- [+] Man-in-the-browser attack
- [+] Man-in-the-middle attack
- [+] Mobile code: invoking untrusted mobile code
- [+] Mobile code: non-final public field
- [+] Mobile code: object hijack
- [+] One-Click Attack
- [+] Parameter Delimiter
- [+] Page takeover
- [+] Path Traversal
- [+] Reflected DOM Injection
- [+] Regular expression Denial of Service – ReDoS
- [+] Repudiation Attack
- [+] Resource Injection
- [+] Server-Side Includes (SSI) Injection
- [+] Session fixation
- [+] Session hijacking attack
- [+] Session Prediction
- [+] Setting Manipulation
- [+] Special Element Injection
- [+] SMTP injection
- [+] SQL Injection
- [+] SSI injection
- [+] Traffic flood
- [+] Web Parameter Tampering
- [+] XPATH Injection
- [+] XSRF or SSRF
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