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Web Security Basics

Manual: General · Subject: Cybersecurity

Understand how websites work and the most common web vulnerabilities at a beginner level.

How the Web Works

Web Components

A browser requests content from a web server using web protocols. Many websites use forms, logins, cookies, and scripts to personalize content.

Common Web Risks

Common issues include weak authentication, insecure input handling, exposed data, and poor session management.

Beginner Web Security Terms

Cookie
A small piece of data stored by the browser.
Session
A period of interaction between a user and a website.
Authentication
Proving who you are.
Authorization
Proving what you are allowed to do.
Input Validation
Checking that data is acceptable before using it.
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Security Reminder

Never test a live website beyond what has been authorized and documented.

What is input validation?

What is the difference between authentication and authorization?

Which item is commonly stored by a browser to help websites remember state?

Safe Web Testing Mindset

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    Step 1: Identify the exact site and scope.

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    Step 2: Learn the application's purpose and features.

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    Step 3: Look for obvious security weaknesses in a controlled way.

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    Step 4: Record evidence carefully.

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    Step 5: Report only through approved channels.