Cookies play a crucial role in web applications, facilitating user sessions and personalizing user experiences. However, when not properly configured, cookies can become security vulnerabilities, exposing sensitive information and paving the way for…
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In the realm of web server security, restricting access to specific IP addresses is a fundamental measure to control and safeguard your resources. Apache, a widely used web server, provides a flexible and…
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The ETag (Entity Tag) header is a crucial component of web servers that facilitates efficient cache validation and conditional requests by browsers. However, in certain scenarios, disabling ETag may be necessary to mitigate…
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In the realm of web servers and PHP applications, securing your server and applications is a paramount concern. One common security practice is to remove or hide the `x-powered-by` header, which reveals information…
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Web Server is a program that serves Web pages to Web browsers using the Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP). Some of the Web Server software contain middle-tier software that act as an application…
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A vulnerability is a weakness or gap in a system or application that can be exploited by an attacker to gain unauthorized access or perform malicious actions. Vulnerabilities can exist in a variety…
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You can find lists of web application threats all over the Internet. Some of the lists are quite complete and don’t necessarily have a bias, some address what the author feels are the…
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