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This is your ultimate field guide to understanding each infamous entry in the OWASP Top 10, gaining insight into how each bug and vulnerability category operates.  \nYou’ll see why they’re so dangerous, and most importantly, how you can  \nbanish every one of them from your software forever.  \n[securecodewarrior.com](securecodewarrior.com)  \nIndex  \nYou have received a series of missions from Secure Code Warrior. Learn how your targets work, understand their motives, and finally, destroy them. Don’t forget to check out the walkthrough videos after reading about each vulnerability.  \nGOOD LUCK, NEW WARRIOR   \n1 Broken Access Control   \n2 Security Misconfiguration   \n3 Software Supply Chain Failures   \n4 Cryptgraphic Failures  \n5 Injection   \n6 Insecure Design   \n7 Authentication Failures   \n8 Software or Data Integrity Failures   \n9 Logging and Alerting Failures   \n10 of Exceptional Conditions  \nMishandling  \n2  \n1 Broken Access Control  \nWhen you build a business application, whether for internal use or external use by your customers, you probably don’t let every user perform every single function. If you do you may be vulnerable to broken access control.  \nBusiness applications have a rich set of functions, sometimes up to hundreds. However each of these functions should not be used by every single user in the system.  \nBroken access control occurs when application code does not have the proper security or access checks in place. It can also occur when an application is misconfigured in some way that allows access to functions or pages to which the user should not have access.  \nIf you handle the finances of your company you may have access to deposit money into certain accounts or transfer money between your company’s accounts. However, you shouldn’t have access to withdraw money from those accounts or transfer money to accounts outside of your company’s control. If the proper access checks are not present, then your employees may be able to do more functions than necessary.  \nThese checks can either be done within the code itself or some configuration files. For example, there may be XML configuration files which tells the web application framework which users are allowed to access which pages. This ensures that only the right people are seeing the right functions.  \n3  \nLet’s take a look at broken access control is, why it’s so dangerous, and how to fix it.  \nUnderstand Broken Access Control  \n1 Broken Access Control Continued  \nWhy Broken Access Control is Dangerous crisis_alert  \nConsider an example. An attacker has realized that your user account creation code can be manipulated to allow the attacker to create an admin user with a simple post request. They can send a request with the username and password and then change the request on route to include the role of admin in the URL as a parameter or in the body of the request. The attacker logs into the application and is instantly given administrator rights.  \nIt doesn’t always have to be a malicious attacker attacking a system. Without proper access controls, sensitive information that shouldn’t be shared between departments may leak out. Imagine if any employee in the company could see HR payroll data or financial data. What would happen if any employee could see that layoffs are coming because of the poor financial situation of the company? This could be damaging to your morale and your company’s reputation.  \nSensitive information from the customers could also be lost. Companies in the healthcare industry often have personal health information of customers that use their services. Be careful not to accidentally expose personal information because of a lack of access control.  \nFor example, if your system gives users the ability to request a record of their health informatio","cbCaiepMwKav3KJp","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiepMwKav3KJp","pdf",5925224,47,"English","# Index\n## Missions from Secure Code Warrior\n## 1 Broken Access Control\n## Understand Broken Access Control\n### Why Broken Access Control is Dangerous crisis_alert\n### Defeat Broken Access Control\n## Protect Your Sensitive Functions\n# 2 Security Misconfiguration\n# 3 Software Supply Chain Failures\n# 4 Cryptgraphic Failures\n# 5 Injection\n# 6 Insecure Design\n# 7 Authentication Failures\n# 8 Software or Data Integrity Failures\n# 9 Logging and Alerting Failures\n# 10 of Exceptional Conditions Mishandling","[{\"question\":\"What is broken access control in a business application?\",\"answer\":\"Broken access control occurs when application code lacks proper security or access checks. 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