Web Application Security 101 - 06 Authentication
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In part 6 of Web Application Security 101 we will look into vulnerabilities effecting the authentication system. You will learn about password bruteforce attacks, cracking captures, bypassing the login system and more.
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- 2. Types Of Authentication Standard: Basic, Digest, HTLM. Custom: Login Forms, APIs, OpenID, OAuth, etc.
- 3. Types Of Vulnerabilities Information Leakage Default Password Account Bruteforce Password Reset Abuse Authentication Bypass Man-in-the-middle (MITM) Denial Of Service (DoS)
- 4. Information Leakage Username enumeration via error messages. Usernames are public information: e.g. sharepoint. Usernames can be guessed: e.g. firstname.lastname.
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- 8. Case Sensitivity Accounts may not be case sensitive at all. This increases the chances of successful bruteforce.
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- 13. SQL Injection Typical attacks like ' or 1=1--. SELECT username,password WHERE username='' or 1=1--' AND PASSWORD=''
- 14. Business Logic Flaws Any logic flow that can be used to bypass the login. Cookie: is_authenticated=1
- 15. Man-in-the-middle (MITM) Works by attacking the network layer. tcpdump -A -i en1 tcpflow -i en1 Require ARP poisoning, DNS hijacking and other low-level network attacks.
- 16. Denial Of Services (DoS) Works by locking out all accounts. Most effective if there is no automated account unlock process.
- 17. To Summarize There are many ways to authenticated. Some methods are typically weaker than others. Some applications support more than one ways to authenticate. There are many types of attack like bruteforce, bypass, MITM and DoS.
- 18. Lab Let's try some of these attacks for real.