owasp security cheat sheet

IOS Application Security testing Cheat Sheet[Hide] 1 DRAFT CHEAT sheet-work in PROGRESS 2 Introduction 3 information gathering 4 Application Traffic analysis 5 Runtime Analysis 6 Insecure Data storage 7 Tools 8 related articles 9 Authors and Primary Edito

-webfwks.pdfDescription of XSS Vulnerabilities OWASP article on XSS vulnerabilities Discussion on the Types of XSS vulnerabilities Types of Cross-site Scripting How to Review Code for cross-site scripting vulnerabilities OWASP Code Review Guide article on reviewing code for Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities How to Test for Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities

XSS (Cross Site Scripting) cheat sheet ESP: For filter Evasion By rsnake Note from the author: XSS is cross site scripting. if you don't know how XSS (Cross Site Scripting) works, this page probably won't help you. this page is for people who already understand the basics of XSS attacks but want a deep understanding of the nuances regarding filter evasion. this page will also not show you how to mitiga

custom implementation. Escape MisunderstandingIt's not that it's absolutely safe after escaping, for example1 The following code can be executed in Content-type as an XHTML document2 The following code, Escape is lost, interface execution can draw any DOM Common Security methodsIt is generally assumed that InnerText does not execute code and can mitigate XSS attacks instead of innerHTML, but also relies on tags, and the following

Cheat form Submission Making a cheat sheet is almost as simple as faking a URL. After all, the submission of the form is just an HTTP request from the browser. The partial format of the request depends on the form, and the data in some requests comes from the user. Most tables specify the Action property with a relative URL address: When the form is submitted