Understanding What Is A Web Attack?

A web attack is a deliberate attempt to exploit website weaknesses to gain unauthorized access, acquire sensitive data, inject harmful content, or manipulate the site's content.

Attackers have various avenues to target websites, including web applications, content management systems (CMS), web servers, and the underlying website code.

Web applications are features that enable users to interact with software through a web browser, like inputting information on a voter registration site.

A content management system (CMS) is a software tool for managing, creating, and editing website content. These involve things like images, text, and layout.

Meanwhile, a website server is the core hardware and software responsible for storing website data and delivering it to users.

What Are The Common Types Of Web Attacks?

Three types of web attacks commonly occur are as follows:

SQL injection attacks: These attacks seek to infiltrate website fields, such as those used for usernames and passwords, by inserting custom SQL commands. The objective is to retrieve data from the backend database manually.

File upload attacks: These attacks occur when individuals use the feature of posting information on a website to upload harmful files illegally. The outcome of this attack may include altering a website's appearance or unauthorized access to a website to carry out further harmful actions.

XSS attacks: These attacks endeavor to insert and execute unauthorized code within a web application. It aims to showcase unapproved images or text, take control of session details to pretend to be other users or grant the attacker unwanted entry to confidential information.

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