Module 13: Hacking Web Servers
Module 13: Hacking Web Servers https://pastebin.com/7VAr2gW4 https://pastebin.com/rtfJpeQQ Scenario Most organizations consider their web presence to be an extension of themselves. Organizations create their web presence on the World Wide Web using websites associated with their business. Most online services are implemented as web applications. Online banking, search engines, email applications, and social networks are just a few examples of such web services. Web content is generated in real-time by a software application running on the server-side. Web servers are a critical component of web infrastructure. A single vulnerability in a web server’s configuration may lead to a security breach on websites. This makes web server security critical to the normal functioning of an organization. Hackers attack web servers to steal credentials, passwords, and business information. They do this using DoS, DDoS, DNS server hijacking, DNS amplification, directory traversal, Man-in-the-Mid...