Dina Shkolnik

Despite security regulations (OWASP Top-10, PCI DSS, HIPPA, MISRA, etc) that are being enforced in the various industrial sectors, privacy violation is still a common occurrence today. Passwords, certificates, credit card details, social security numbers, addresses, mobile numbers and email

SQL Injections, which have been appearing in the OWASP Top-10 for years, are basically unsanitized user input vulnerabilities. These maliciously complied SQL statements are used to illegally communicate with the application’s database for harvesting information, manipulating data and in many

XSS attacks occur when malicious code is injected into trusted/well-known websites. It utilizes the user’s browser as its breeding ground, with the malware being transferred in the form of browser side scripts. XSS payloads trick the victim’s browser into executing