The Web Application Hacker’s Handbook: Finding and Exploiting Security Flaws

The Web Application Hacker’s Handbook: Finding and Exploiting Security Flaws

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• Introduction
  Chapter 1
  xxiii
  Web Application (In)security
  The Evolution of Web Applications
  Common Web Application Functions
  Benefi ts of Web Applications
  Web Application Security
  “This Site Is Secure”
  The Core Security Problem: Users Can Submit
  Arbitrary Input
  Key Problem Factors
  The New Security Perimeter
  The Future of Web Application SecurityCore Defense Mechanisms
  Handling User Access 17Authentication
  Session Management
  Access Control
  Handling User Input
  Varieties of Input
  Approaches to Input Handling
  Boundary Validation
  Multistep Validation and Canonicalization
  Handling Attackers
  Handling Errors
  Maintaining Audit Logs
  Alerting Administrators
  Reacting to AttacksChapter 3
  Managing the Application
  Summary
  Questions 35
  36
  36
  Web Application Technologies
  The HTTP Protocol 39
  39
  HTTP Requests
  HTTP Responses
  HTTP Methods
  URLs
  REST
  HTTP Headers
  Cookies
  Status Codes
  HTTPS
  HTTP Proxies
  HTTP Authentication
  Web Functionality
  Server-Side Functionality
  Client-Side Functionality
  State and Sessions
  Encoding Schemes
  URL Encoding
  Unicode Encoding
  HTML Encoding
  Base64 Encoding
  Hex Encoding
  Remoting and Serialization
  FrameworksQuestions 70
  71
  Mapping the Application
  Enumerating Content and Functionality 73
  74
  Web Spidering
  User-Directed Spidering
  Discovering Hidden Content
  Application Pages Versus
  Functional Paths
  Discovering Hidden Parameters
  Analyzing the Application
  Identifying Entry Points for User Input
  Identifying Server-Side Technologies
  Identifying Server-Side Functionality
  Mapping the Attack Surface
  Summary

  Chapter 5
  Bypassing Client-Side Controls
  Transmitting Data Via the Client
  Hidden Form Fields
  HTTP Cookies
  URL Parameters
  The Referer Header
  Opaque Data
  The ASP.NET ViewState
  Capturing User Data: HTML Forms
  Length Limits
  Script-Based Validation
  Disabled Elements
  Capturing User Data: Browser Extensions
  Common Browser Extension Technologies
  Approaches to Browser Extensions
  Intercepting Traffi c from Browser Extensions
  Decompiling Browser Extensions
  Attaching a Debugger
  Native Client Components
  Handling Client-Side Data Securely
  Transmitting Data Via the Client
  Validating Client-Generated Data
  Logging and Alerting
  Chapter 6Summary
  Questions 156
  157
  Attacking Authentication
  Authentication Technologies
  Design Flaws in Authentication
  Mechanisms 159
  160
  161
  Bad Passwords
  Brute-Forcible Login
  Verbose Failure Messages
  Vulnerable Transmission of Credentials
  Password Change Functionality
  Forgotten Password Functionality
  “Remember Me” Functionality
  User Impersonation Functionality
  Incomplete Validation of Credentials
  Nonunique Usernames
  Predictable Usernames
  Predictable Initial Passwords
  Insecure Distribution of Credentials 161

  Implementation Flaws in Authentication 185
  Fail-Open Login Mechanisms
  Defects in Multistage Login Mechanisms
  Insecure Storage of Credentials

  Contents
  Securing Authentication
  Use Strong Credentials
  Handle Credentials Secretively
  Validate Credentials Properly
  Prevent Information Leakage
  Prevent Brute-Force Attacks
  Prevent Misuse of the Password Change Function
  Prevent Misuse of the Account Recovery Function
  Log, Monitor, and Notify
  Chapter 7

  Summary
  Questions 201
  202
  Attacking Session Management
  The Need for State 205
  206
  Alternatives to Sessions
  Weaknesses in Token Generation
  Meaningful Tokens
  Predictable Tokens
  Encrypted Tokens
  Weaknesses in Session Token Handling
  Disclosure of Tokens on the Network
  Disclosure of Tokens in Logs
  Vulnerable Mapping of Tokens to Sessions
  Vulnerable Session Termination
  Client Exposure to Token Hijacking
  Liberal Cookie Scope
  Securing Session Management
  Generate Strong Tokens
  Protect Tokens Throughout Their Life Cycle
  Log, Monitor, and Alert
  Chapter 8

  Summary
  Questions 254
  255
  Attacking Access Controls
  Common Vulnerabilities 257
  258
  Completely Unprotected Functionality
  Identifi er-Based Functions
  Multistage Functions
  Static Files
  Platform Misconfi guration
  Insecure Access Control Methods
  Attacking Access Controls
  Testing with Different User Accounts
  Testing Multistage Processes
  Testing with Limited Access
  Testing Direct Access to Methods
  Testing Controls Over Static Resources
  Testing Restrictions on HTTP Methods
  Securing Access Controls
  A Multilayered Privilege Model
  Chapter 9
  278
  278
  280
  Summary
  Questions 284
  284

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