Web App Vulnerabilities

1. Introduction The vulnerability “Deprecated Content Security Policy” refers to the use of older, less secure HTTP headers for implementing...

1. Introduction Digest Authentication Detected refers to the use of HTTP Digest authentication on a web page. This is considered...

1. Introduction Directory Listing is a web server feature that allows users to view files and folders hosted on the...

1. Introduction Directory Traversal is a web application vulnerability that allows attackers to access files and directories outside of the...

1. Introduction The ‘Disabled ‘X-XSS-Protection’ Header’ vulnerability means a web server isn’t sending an HTTP header designed to help protect...

1. Introduction Disclosed European Personal Data Number refers to the unintentional exposure of a personally identifiable number issued to citizens...

1. Introduction Disclosed Hong Kong Identity Number refers to the unintentional exposure of a Hong Kong Identity Number (HKID number)...

1. Introduction The vulnerability is a disclosed US Social Security Number. This means a sensitive personal identifier has been exposed,...

1. Introduction The DLink DIR-610 Multiple Vulnerabilities affect a web application on this device. These vulnerabilities stem from unsupported software...

1. Introduction The remote web server contains an ASP.NET application that is affected by a SQL injection vulnerability in the...