1. Executive Summary Vulnerability: JWT Signature Bypass (Insecure jku Header Processing). Description: The JSON Web Token (JWT) specification includes a jku (JWK Set URL) parameter in the header...
1. Executive Summary Vulnerability: JWT Signature Bypass (Algorithm Confusion / “None” Algorithm). Description: The JSON Web Token (JWT) specification includes an alg (algorithm) header field tha...
1. Executive Summary Vulnerability: Broken Authentication (JWT Signature Bypass). Description: The application uses JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for session management. However, the backend decodes the ...
1. Executive Summary Vulnerability: NoSQL Operator Injection. Description: The login mechanism accepts JSON input and passes it directly to a MongoDB query without sanitization. In MongoDB, query...
1. Executive Summary Vulnerability: NoSQL Injection (Syntax-Based). Description: The application builds a database query by concatenating user input directly into a JavaScript expression executed...
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