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Systems tested ............................................... 9  \n3.2 User accounts used ............................................ 9  \n4 Procedure 10  \n4.1 Risk assessment according to CVSSv3 .................................. 10  \n5 Identified weaknesses 11  \n5.1 Blind SQL Injection ............................................. 11  \n5.2 Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) .................................... 15  \n5.3 Subdomain Takeover ............................................ 17  \n5.4 Reflected Cross-Site-Scripting (XSS) ................................... 19  \n5.5 Outdated Tomcat Installation ....................................... 22  \n5.6 Missing Security Headers ......................................... 24  \n5.7 Weak SSL/TLS Configuration ....................................... 26  \n6 Appendix 28  \n6.1 Contact persons .............................................. 28  \n6.2 CVSS v3.0 metrics ............................................. 29  \n6.3 Text representation of CVSS v3.0 scores ................................. 31  \n6.4 List of Tables ................................................ 32  \n6.5 List of Figures ................................................ 32  \n6.6 OWASP Testing Guide Version 4.2 ..................................... 33  \n7 Imprint 38  \n© A1 Digital International GmbH  \n[ask.security@a1.digital | www.a1.digital](ask.security@a1.digital | www.a1.digital)  \nPage 3 of 38  \n2 Management Summary  \nThe results of the security test are summarised briefly below. 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This means that the subdomain takeover .example .com could fall under the control of attackers and be used for further attacks, like phishing campaigns.  \nA reflected cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability was identified where malicious JavaScript code could be injected into the application. 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